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Course Level
Beginner
Duration
9 Months
Lectures
36 Lectures
Mode
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COURSE NAME

FUNDAMENTALS   OF GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING – GD&T


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) is a method showing specific tolerances on drawings symbolically.

  • GD&T is a tool that effectively communicates the design intent to drawings meant for manufacturing and inspection in industries.

  • The course is based on technical standard ASME Y14.5M-2009.

  • This course introduces participants to the GD&T system, providing a working knowledge of the correct interpretation and application of each symbol, general rules, the datum system, and 'bonus' tolerance and highlighting some of the changes in the updated Y14.5 standard.

  • The training is reinforced with many case studies, industrial practical problems and practice exercises.


DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E.   Mech., M.E. Production)

Mr. Dharmendra Patel (B.Tech. Production)


COURSE TOPICS

1. Introduction to GD&T

  • Why use GD&T

  • Fundamental dimensioning rules

  • Coordinate tolerancing and its shortcomings

  • Geometric tolerancing and its benefits

  • Benefits of GD&T

  • Technical standards

2. GD&T Terms, Symbols, Rules, and Concepts

  • Dimension Types

  • GD&T Symbology FCF, Modifiers and   Symbols

  • Feature and Feature of size

  • Material conditions MMC, LMC, RFS

  • Variation Types on a Feature

  • Difference between Regular and Irregular Features of Size

  • Virtual Condition

  • Statistical Tolerancing

  • Continuous Feature symbol for multiple features of sizes

3. Datums

  • Importance of Datums

  • Restraining degrees of freedom with datums

  • Datum Application to Features and Features of Size.

  • Use of Datum targets

  • Datum Shift - Material Conditions applied to Datums

4. Form Tolerances

  • Form Tolerances Flatness, Straightness, Circularity, Cylindricity

  • Form tolerance applications

  • Inspecting flatness

5. Orientation Tolerances

  • Orientation Tolerances – Angularity, Parallelism, Perpendicularity

  • Implied right angles, Degrees basic angle, tolerance linear units

  • Application of Orientation tolerances

  • Inspecting Orientation tolerances

6. Profile Tolerance

  • Profile Tolerance and its applications

  • Inspecting Profile tolerances

  • Composite Profile

  • Profile for Co-planar surfaces

7. Location Tolerances

  • Location Tolerances Position, Symmetry, Concentricity

  • Application of Position Tolerance Feature Control Frame

  • Size and Shape of Tolerance Zone

  • Position Tolerance measurement methods - Functional Gage, CMM data

  • Zero Tolerancing at MMC

8. Composite Position Tolerance

  • Basic concept and characteristics

  • Various Interpretations of composite position tolerance

9. Runout Tolerances

  • Basic concepts and characteristics of Circular and Total Runout


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Product Design Engineers

  • Manufacturing Engineers

  • CAD Designers,

  • Quality Inspectors

  • Machine Operators

  • Students ITI, Diploma, B.E., B. Tech., M.E., M.Tech.


PREREQUISITES

  • Knowledge of Engineering Drawing (Course Code : EG1502)

  • Knowledge of Machine Drawing (Course Code : EG1503)

COURSE NAME

CONSTRUCTION   DRAWING PRACTICES AND GRAPHIC STANDARDS


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • This course offers the students the in depth knowledge of principles and techniques of construction drawing.

  • The course will enable the students to appreciate the use of engineering drawing as a communication medium in the construction industry.

  • CAD users can incorporate the knowledge of drawing symbols, standards and conventions in their drawings.


DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

  • Mr. Dharmender   Singh (M.E. Production)

  • Ms. Rattan Amol (B. Arch.)


COURSE TOPICS

1. TECHNICAL DRAWING AND STANDARDIZATION

  • What is the need of Engineering Drawing

  • Principle of Engineering Drawing

  • Introduction to Types of Drawings

  1. -Presentation Drawing

  2. -Working Drawing

  3. 2. FREE HAND SKETCHING

  • Requiremnt of Free hand sketching

  • Principle of Free hand sketching

  • Engineering Use of sketches

  • Sketching Drawing

3. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND THEIR USES

  • Drawing Board

  • T-Square

  • Drawing Sheets

  • Mini- Drafter

  • Scales

  • Compass and Dividers

  • Set Squares and French Curves

  • Templates

4. SIZES AND LAYOUTS OF SHEETS

  • Sizes of Sheets

  • Designation of Sheets

  • Drawing Sheets Types

  • Folding of drawing Prints

  • Title Block

5. LINES AND LETTERING

  • Types of lines

  • Types of lettering

  • Dimension in lettering

  • Practice Sheets

6. SCALES AND UNITS

  • Conversion of Units

  • Unit Systems - Metric, ANSI, IS

  • Scale Designations

  • Types of scales

  • Comparative Scales

  • Vernier Scales

7. ORTHOGRAPHIC   PROJECTIONS

  • Principle of orthographic Projection

  • Projection of Solids

  • First Angle method

  • Third Angle method

  • Projection symbols

  • Standard views

  • Representation and Position of views

  • Projection exercises

8. PERPECTIVE VIEWS

  • One point perspective

  • Two point perspective

  • Three point perspective

  • Worm view

  • Birds eye view

9. ELEMENTS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

  • Foundations

  • Floors

  • Stone Masonry

  • Brick Masonry

  • Arches and Lintels

  • Doors and Windows

  • Stairs

  • Planning and designing of buildings

  • Plan Layout

  • Elevations

  • Perspective Views

  • Service Drawings

10. STEEL STRUCTURES AND CONNECTIONS

  • Rivets and riveted joints

  • Steel structure fabrication

  • Steel roof trusses

  • Plate girders

  • Working drawings and details


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • XI and XII Class Students

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • ITI, Diploma, B. Tech. Students

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Interior Designers


PREREQUISITES - None


ALLIED COURSES

  • Freehand   Sketching Fundamentals (Course Code : EG1501)

  • AutoCAD   Essentials (Course Code : ACAD1501)

  • AutoCAD   Advanced (Course Code : ACAD1502)

  • AutoCAD   3D (Course Code : ACAD1503)

  • 3DS   Max (Course Code : MAX1501)

  • Revit   Architecture (Course Code : ARCH1501)

COURSE NAME

FREE HAND SKETCHING FUNDAMENTALS


COURSE OVERVIEW :

  • A freehand sketch is a drawing that is created without the use of a mechanical device (such as a projector, straightedge, compass, or protractor).

  • Free hand sketching is still an important tool for engineers with the abundance of CAD programs.

  • This course allows the students to work on basic line drawing skills (horizontal, vertical, incline, curve), use grid paper initially as a guide and attain sketching consistency so that they gradually work on speed.

  • Utilize proper construction techniques to sketch parts or part elements in shape and maintain proper aspect ratio.

  • After thorough practice, technical diagrams and sketches are practiced on orthographic, pictorial, isometric and perspective views and projections.


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR 

  • Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. MECH., M.E. Production)

  • Ms. Rattan Amol (B. Arch.)


DURATION - 40 HOURS


COURSE TOPICS

  • Drawing instruments

  • Drawing papers

  • Free strokes

  • Hatching lines

  • Drawing surfaces and areas

  • Dimensioning sketches and elevations

  • Plan layout and exterior

  • Lettering and dimensioning freehand sketches

  • Drawing solids in isometric

  • Drawing solids in perspective

  • Drawing household objects

  • Drawings from scenes

  • Drawing streets

  • Sketching stairs

  • Worm view

  • Shades and shadows

  • Drawing plants, flowers and blooms

  • Drawing people


WHO SHOULD JOIN

  • Students XI and XII class

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • Civil/Mechanical Draftsmen

  • Civil/Mechanical/Architectural Engineers

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Interior Designers

  • Graphic Designers


PREREQUISITS - NONE


COURSE NAME

FREE HAND SKETCHING FUNDAMENTALS


COURSE OVERVIEW :

  • A freehand sketch is a drawing that is created without the use of a mechanical device (such as a projector, straightedge, compass, or protractor).

  • Free hand sketching is still an important tool for engineers with the abundance of CAD programs.

  • This course allows the students to work on basic line drawing skills (horizontal, vertical, incline, curve), use grid paper initially as a guide and attain sketching consistency so that they gradually work on speed.

  • Utilize proper construction techniques to sketch parts or part elements in shape and maintain proper aspect ratio.

  • After thorough practice, technical diagrams and sketches are practiced on orthographic, pictorial, isometric and perspective views and projections.


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR 

  • Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. MECH., M.E. Production)

  • Ms. Rattan Amol (B. Arch.)


DURATION - 40 HOURS


COURSE TOPICS

  • Drawing instruments

  • Drawing papers

  • Free strokes

  • Hatching lines

  • Drawing surfaces and areas

  • Dimensioning sketches and elevations

  • Plan layout and exterior

  • Lettering and dimensioning freehand sketches

  • Drawing solids in isometric

  • Drawing solids in perspective

  • Drawing household objects

  • Drawings from scenes

  • Drawing streets

  • Sketching stairs

  • Worm view

  • Shades and shadows

  • Drawing plants, flowers and blooms

  • Drawing people


WHO SHOULD JOIN

  • Students XI and XII class

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • Civil/Mechanical Draftsmen

  • Civil/Mechanical/Architectural Engineers

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Interior Designers

  • Graphic Designers


PREREQUISITS - NONE


COURSE NAME

MACHINE DRAWING AND BLUE PRINT READING


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • The modern drafting offices use computers to generate and maintain drawings.

  • Use of computers and specific types of specialized software has made drafting easy but the drafting personals lack technical knowledge.

  • This course is intended for the technical or non-technical students to have a complete understanding of production of detail and assemble drawings of machines, threads, gears, cams, tolerances and limit dimensioning, surface finishes, and precision drawings.

  • Theory and practice include a study of standard drawing and design characteristics.

  • Students will solve problems in dimensioning sections, threads and pictorials so that they develop the skills required to draw complete assemble drawings.

  • This Machine Drawing and Blue Print Reading course will make students in design to visualize and communicate three-dimensional shapes thereby improving presentation considerations of machine parts in computer graphics using CAD softwares.


DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

  • Mr.   Dharmender Singh (B.E. Mech., M.E. Production)

  • Mr.   Dharmendra Patel (B.Tech. Production)

  • Ms. Rattan   Amol (B. Arch.)


COURSE TOPICS

1. TECHNICAL DRAWING AND STANDARDIZATION

  • What is the need of Engineering Drawing

  • Principle of Engineering Drawing

  • Introduction to Types of Drawings

  1. -Single Part Drawing

  2. -Assembly Drawing

  3. -Drawings of Standard Engineering Parts

2. FREE HAND SKETCHING

  • Requiremnt of Free hand sketching

  • Principle of Free hand sketching

  • Engineering Use of sketches

  • Sketching Drawing

3. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND THEIR USES

  • Drawing Board

  • T-Square

  • Drawing Sheets

  • Mini- Drafter

  • Scales

  • Compass and Dividers

  • Set Squares and French Curves

  • Templates

4. SIZES   AND LAYOUTS OF SHEETS

  • Sizes of Sheets

  • Designation of Sheets

  • Drawing Sheets Types

  • Folding of drawing Prints

  • Title Block

5. LINES   AND LETTERING

  • Types of lines

  • Types of lettering

  • Dimension in lettering

  • Practice Sheets

6. SCALES   AND UNITS

  • Conversion of Units

  • Unit Systems - Metric, ANSI, IS

  • Scale Designations

  • Types of scales

  • Comparative Scales

  • Vernier Scales

7. ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS

  • Principle of orthographic Projection

  • Projection of Solids

  • First Angle method

  • Third Angle method

  • Projection symbols

  • Standard views

  • Representation and Position of views

  • Projection exercises

8. CONVETIONAL REPRESENTATION OF DRAWINGS

  • Conventional Representation of materials

  • Conventional breaks

  • Square end of shafts

  • Conventional representation of lines and their application

9. SCREW THREADS AND CONVENTIONAL REPRESENTATIONS

  • What is screw thread

  • Types of screw threads

  • Threads for power transmission

  • Convention associated with threads

  • Multiple threads

  • Application of thread conventions

  • Empirical formulas for drawing Threads, Washers, Nuts and Bolts

  • Sections of reinforcement ribs and Webs

  • Sections of Ribs, Arms and Holes

10. SECTIONAL REPRESENTATION OF SOLIDS

  • What is section

  • Types of section

  • Use of section views

  • Convention in section views

  • Section of Solids

  • Sections of standard parts

  • Shafts, Keys, Cotters, Bolts, Rivets

  • Sections of reinforcement ribs and Webs

  • Sections of Ribs, Arms and Holes

11. ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

  • What are Pictorial Drawings

  • Divisions of Pictorial Projections

  • Need of isometric views

  • Isometric exercises

  • Isometric Scale

  • Construction of various Drawing Elements in isometric Views

12. DIMENSIONING

  • Components of a dimension

  • Principle of Dimensioning

  • Types of Dimensions

  • Dimensioning Styles

13. BLUEPRINT READING

  • Locate, understand, and analyze data in drawing documents.

  • Analysis of orthographic views and creating sectional views.

  • Creating detailed views form a given drawing layout.

  • Supply a missing orthographic view on a drawing.

  • Supply missing dimensions on a view.

  • Sketch an isometric view from given orthographic views.

  • Sketch orthographic views from given isometric views.

  • Find errors and correct sketches made by others.

  • Identify drawing symbols and abbreviations.

  • Sketching quick oblique views (cavalier or cabinet) from given orthographic views.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Students XI and XII class

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • ITI / Diploma Engineers

  • Mechanical Draftsmen

  • Mechanical Engineers

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Machine Operators


PREREQUISITES - None

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COURSE NAME

ENGINEERING DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • A comprehensive course offered by Jagjit Institute designed to cover the importance of Engineering Drawings.

  • This course has proved to be an essential tool for the in depth knowledge of   Engineering Graphics.

  • A very simple yet intense course content of this training program exhibits a clear and directional approach towards building a strong platform so that you can work very confidently choose our next level of advance courses from   different engineering streams.

  1. While going through this course, you will :

  • Know the different sizes and size relationships of series of drawing paper used in engineering drawings.

  • Set up a drawing sheet with the appropriate title block.

  • Make   effective use of basic drawing instruments and equipment.

  • Understand the relationship between line thicknesses and line types, as well as drawing specifications used in Engineering Drawing.

  • Make suitable freehand drawings of engineering components and proportion your drawings correctly.

  • Know Orthographic, Perspective and Isometric projection methods.

  • Draw projections of points, lines, planes and solids.

  • Learn by hands-on exercises in free-hand sketching and computer-based drawing.


DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

  • Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. MECH., M.E. Production)

  • Ms. Rattan Amol (B. Arch.)


COURSE TOPICS

  • DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND THEIR USES

  • SHEET LAYOUT AND FREE-HAND SKETCHING

  • LINES, LETTERING AND DIMENSIONING

  • SCALES

  • GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCTION

  • CURVES USED IN ENGINEERING PRACTICE

  • LOCI OF POINTS

  • ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

  • ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS OF POINTS

  • ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS OF STRAIGHT LINES

  • PROJECTIONS ON AUXILIARY PLANES

  • PROJECTIONS OF PLANES

  • PROJECTIONS OF SOLIDS

  • SECTIONS OF SOLIDS

  • DEVELOPMENT OF SURFACES

  • INTERSECTION OF SURFACES

  • ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

  • OBLIQUE PROJECTION

  • PERSPECTIVE PROJECTION


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Students XI and XII class

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • Civil/Mechanical Draftsmen

  • ITI / Diploma Engineers

  • B.E. B. Tech Civil/Mechanical/Architectural   Engineers

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Interior Designers


PRE-REQUISITES - None

EG1501
EG1502
EG1503
EG1504
EG1505
EG1501
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