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Product Ideation and Design using Solid and Surface Modelling The first stage in designing a new product is requirements gathering. This is followed by making a rough sketch of the product. Understand how to take this sketch to 3D model is a tremondous skill to have. This is exactly what you will learn in this course first. Further, you will be learning both solid and surface modelling. |
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Sheet Metal basics and A to Z design process In the second course, you will master the sheet metal design process through an enormous amount of practical training. |
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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Learning to create 3D models is a good skill set to have. Designing to tolerances is ultimately what the company is hiring you for. This is exactly what you will be learning in this module. |
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Advanced Automotive Body in White Design A design engineer needs to interface with other teams (crash, durability, manufacturing and suppliers). All these teams provide critical that are taken into account by the design engineer. In this course you will not only push your design skills to the next level, you will also learn about the entire vehicle development process. |
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This program contains 4 courses.
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Top 5% of the class will get a merit certificate. Course completion certificate will be provided to all students who complete the course. You will receive both e-verified and hard copy of your certificates. |
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Creating your very own mood board In this first module you will discover how to make a professional mood board in Adobe Photoshop. You will learn how to import & blend images, add watermarks and change colors. This module will help you create a professional mood board using Photoshop. You will learn to sketch an American chopper and render the image in 3D.  |
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Mastering Solidworks user interface Now that we have our sketch for our American Chopper, it is time to start designing it. Before getting into a lot of details, we will first take some time and familiarize ourselves with the user interface of SolidworksWorks Pro and also learn how to customize important shortcuts.
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Transmission Belt, Kickstand In this module you will start off by designing the transmission belt and kickstand of the Chopper. You will be using the following features:
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Oil Tank, Chain and Pedal Tutorial In this module you will design the Oil Tank, Chain and the Pedal of the Chopper. You will be using the following features:
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Front Wheel, Rear Wheel and Front fork tutorial In this module you will design the front and rear wheels first and then model the front fork of the Chopper. You will be using the following features:
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Introduction to GD&T In this module, you will understand what GD&T is and its uses. After your first class, you will be able to understand, the basics such as:
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Rules, Symbols and Form Tolerances In this module, we will raise our knowledge up one notch and learn about the governing rules of GD&T. After this class, you will have a thorough knowledge of:
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Datums, Modifiers, Virtual Condition In this segment, you will study the following topics:
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Orientation Tolerance and Profile Tolerance By beginning of this section, you will have built a good base for learning complex tolerances. In this section we will learn:
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Position Tolerance Position Tolerance is most widely used tolerance in GD&T and hence we will dedicate entire segment in learning this tolerance and its application. In this section we will go through:
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Co-axiality, Symmetricity, Runouts By now, you will have enough knowledge to read an entire GD&T drawing and understand it. In this section we will cover some tolerance that are not widely used in industry but are mentioned in the ASME Standard. We will learn about:
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Understanding GD&T Drawing In this part, we will go through a complex GD&T drawing and understand each and every tolerance and the message the tolerance conveys.
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Week #1 Course introduction The Sheet Metal application provides an environment for the design of sheet metal parts used in machinery, enclosures, brackets, and other parts normally manufactured with a brake press. NX sheet metal design software incorporates material and process information in sheet metal-specific modeling features: bends, flanges, tabs, cutouts, beads, dimples, louvers, corner and edge treatments, patterns and other formable features. You can also quickly convert solid models to sheet metal components, and create sheet metal parts that enclose other components.
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Week #2 Tabs are flat profiles on a sheet metal part that serve as either the base feature or an extension of an existing flange, known as a secondary tab. Creates a base feature by extruding a sketch along a vector by a thickness value or adds a material to a plane face.
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Week #3 Flanges Adds a flange to an angle to a planar face and adds a bend between the two.
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Week #4 Contour and Lofted Flanges Creates a base feature by extruding a sketch along a vector, or adds material by sweeping a sketch along an edge or chain of edges
Lofted Flange Creates a base or secondary feature between two sections where lofted shape is a linear transition between the sections.
Hem Flange: Modifies the model by folding the edge of a sheet metal flange over onto itself for the purpose of safe handling or to increase edge stiffness. |
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Week #5 Corners Break Corner: Rounds a sharp corner Closed Corner: Closes a corner where two adjacent flanges meet by extending the bends & flanges. Three Bend Corner Three Bend Corner allows you close a corner where three bends meet at an intersection. The sweep angle of the bend must be less than or equal to 90 degrees.
Bend Taper Bend Taper removes material at an angle from the bend, band and web, or chain of child features. |
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Week 6 - Bends Bends modifies the part by bending the material based on reference geometries
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Week 7 - Punches Punch adds a sheet metal feature based on the punch tool body.
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Week 8 - Form operations In this module, you will learn the techniques of rebend and unbend.
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Weeks 9-12 - Advanced Sheet Metal Features In this module, you will put together all the concepts that you have learnt so far.
Advanced Flanges
Joggles
Lightening cutout
Metaform
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Vehicle development cycle This will be an introductory session where the basics of the automobiles and types of car bodies are explained. The complete vehicle development process which will explain the stages crossed by a car before it reaches the customer. The complete 3 years of development activity will be explained. |
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Basics of Automotive Body In White This will be an introductory session where the basics of the automotive BiW is taught. The basics of steel and its properties are covered in major, as steel is an important component used in the cars. Steps followed in the selection of the material is discussed. Also, the cross functional teams are explained and the need to co-ordinate with them is explained with the master sections and 3D components of the parts for easy and clear understanding. |
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Design Methodology of a Hood, Fender, Roof and Side Doors Out of the all BiW components we will focus our attention on the Hood, Fender, Roof, Side and Back doors. The design procedures for all the afore-mentioned parts can be summarized as follows:
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Case study - Converting - RUECKWANDTUER INNERPANEL In this, we will present a real life scenario where the effect of converting an innerpanel from aluminum cast to Steel Deep Draw part is revealed. Here is a quick summary of this case. The following design parameters were identified as critical and hence were fully described:
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Design of key Mechanism - Lock and Striker In this module you will first learn the anatomy of a Locker and Striker Mechanism. In order to be a successful product development engineer, it is very important to understand in detail the development process and design requirements for even the tiniest components. In this module, we will be analyzing the Locker and Striker mechanism in detail. |
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Process and challenges with supplier manufactured parts In this module we will look at two case studies. Both of these studies focusses on supplier manufacturing practices. We will discuss the design challenges faced by two Asian Automotive suppliers and then go over the solution methodologies. |
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