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COURSE PLANNING

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Academic Year: 2014 -15

Semester : I

Branch : Common

Subject : Computer Aided Engineering Drawing

Subject Code : 14CED14

Faculty Name : Prof. B.JAYAPRAKASH

Designation: Ass.Professor

Staf HOD Principal

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COURSE OUTLINE
Pre Requisites:

Elementary monetary concepts.

Basic activities in a bank.
Plane geometry.

Brief Note on Course Description (in terms of Bullet Points):

Basic concepts Why engineers need to study economics? Engineering decision-

making, Law of demand and supply, Interest and interest factors, Types of interest,
Cash-flow diagrams, Loans and repayment in EMI.

Concepts of present-worth and future-worth comparisons.

Concepts of equivalent annual-worth comparisons.

Concepts of rate-of-return and depreciation.

Estimating and costing concepts components, estimating the cost for simple
components.

Concepts of finance financial statements, balance sheet, and profit and loss account.

Financial ratio analysis nature, liquidity ratios, leverage ratios, activity ratios,
profitability ratios, earning power of a firm, analysis of comparative statements.

Financial and profit planning objectives, essentials, budget administration, types and
preparation of budgets, advantages, problems and dangers of budgeting.

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Course Learning Objectives:

The student will be able to:

CLO1: Outline the need for studying engineering economics.
CLO2: Explain the engineering decision-making process.
CLO3: Demonstrate the ability to understand the concept of loan, repayment, interest and types, and
time-value equivalence.
CLO4: Demonstrate the ability to make comparisons of alternatives based on their equivalent annual
worth, present worth and rate of return.
CLO5: Define the components of costs such as DMC, DLC, Overheads, Factory cost, and marginal cost.
CLO6: Demonstrate the ability to estimate the cost of simple components
CLO7: Demonstrate the ability to understand financial statements, balance sheet, and profit and loss
account of a firm.
CLO8: Demonstrate the ability to understand various financial ratios such as liquidity ratios, leverage
ratios, activity ratios, and profitability ratios.
CLO9: Demonstrate the ability to understand the budget of firm and procedure of preparing a budget.

Course Learning Outcomes (in terms of Bullet Points):

At the End of the Course the Students will be able to:

a) Demonstrate the basic principles of economics.

b) Develop an ability to make decisions pertaining to engineering problems that
involve monetary aspects.
c) Solve engineering economics problems.
d) Develop cost estimates of various engineering components.
e) Create financial statements, balance sheets, and profit and loss account for a firm.
f) Analyze various financial ratios such as liquidity, leverage, activity and
profitability ratios.
g) Develop the budget for a department of a firm.

Course Outcome Assessment Matrix:

Course Program Outcomes
Learning
A B c d E f g h i j k
Objectives
CLO 1
CLO 2
CLO 3
CLO 4
CLO 5
CLO 6
CLO 7
CLO 8
CLO 9
CLO 10
CLO 11
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COURSE PLAN
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Topic Topic Learning Objectives Learning t strategy (in
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% of
Day and Unit /
S syllabus
Date of Chapter Topic coverage details in Brief
N Handling Name planned to
cover
Introduction to Formal interaction with the students.
computer- Introduction to the subject and the books prescribed
aided Pattern of internal assessment test and main examination
sketching
Need to study engineering drawing
(THEORY)
- Drawing and engineering drawing
Use of computers in todays scenario
1 Use of computers in engineering field
Instruments used in engineering drawing sheet sizes, set
squares, compass, scales, erasers, pencils, etc.
Conventions used in engineering drawing (IS 1444-1963)
Dimensioning- types, example sketches
Construction of basic geometric elements

Rules and lab manners to be followed

Brief information about the computer system configuration
hardware, software
Computer Aided Design and drafting software packages
commercially available Solidworks, Mechanical Desktop, Catia,
UG, Solid Edge, etc.
A brief introduction about Solid edge V19 software
Solid Edge draft module window, various toolbars, setting up
a sheet, inputting the text information on to the drawing sheet,
units, conventions, opening, saving, and closing a drawing file.
Functioning of the tools point, line, circle, arc, trim, extend, etc.
08
----DO----
(LAB Changing the properties of the already drawn objects on the
2 SESSION) screen
Use of intelligent sketching relations enabling and disabling the
same
Letting the students to practice the above on systems along with
drawing some basic geometric elements.
Introducing smart dimensioning and distance between
commands
Types of lines and their thicknesses used for drawing
Letting the students to work on basis geometric elements using
the software.

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3

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4

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Introduction to Concept of projection (example of playing movies in theatres-
Orthographic projecting the images in the film role onto the screen)
Projections Types of projection(a brief idea)-orthographic, isometric, oblique,
(THEORY and perspective
Introduction to orthographic projection-rays of vision, object,
plane of projection
Concept of horizontal and vertical planes(HP and VP)
necessity of viewing an object from different angles
5 Concept of quadrants and angle of projection intersection of
HP, VP and Profile Planes(PP) at right angle to each other
forming reference lines(XY and X1Y1)
Front View(FV), Top View(TV) and Profile views of the objects
when placed in different quadrants (a brief idea)
Orthographic Projection of POINTS
- When the Point is placed in FIRST, SECOND, THIRD,
and FOURTH quadrant (front, top and side views).
- Problems

Concept of relationship handlers (horizontal/vertical, alignment,

----DO----
corner, and other commands)
(LAB
6
SESSION) Solving projection problems using Solid Edge software

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8
7

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8

Review of previous class

Introduction to projection of straight lines (line placed in FIRST
quadrant only)
Introduction to - Line parallel to both HP & VP
Orthographic - Line parallel to one plane (HP or VP) and inclined to
9 Projections other plane (VP or HP)
(THEORY) - Line inclined to both HP & VP
- Problems on finding true length and true inclinations of
the line (with HP and VP) by projection.

----DO---- Using commands such as Move-copy, Rotate-copy, split, etc.

08
(LAB Demonstrating the solution of one problem on computer.
10
SESSION) Solving projection problems on line using Solid Edge software

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11

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Orthographic Review of previous class

Projection of Problems on finding true length and true inclinations of the line
13
Straight lines (with HP and VP) by projection of mid point problems

----DO---- Use of Curve command.

(LAB
14 Demonstration on solving Mid point problems on computer
SESSION)

08
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15

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16

Review of previous class

Concept of a plane surface or lamina
Projection of a plane surface (lamina) when it is placed in FIRST
quadrant with the conditions:
- One of the edges or corners of the lamina is in HP
Orthographic (edge parallel or perpendicular to VP), surface of the
Projection of lamina inclined to HP, and one of the edges inclined to
Plane VP
17
surfaces - One of the edges or corners of the lamina is in VP 08
(THEORY) (edge parallel or perpendicular to HP), surface of the
lamina inclined to VP, and one of the edges inclined to
HP.
- Projection problems on above conditions for laminas
such as triangle, rectangle, square, and rhombus.

Use of Curve command.

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Demonstration on solving one problem on computer
(LAB
18 Solving projection problems on planes using Solid Edge software
SESSION)

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21 Orthographic Review of previous class

Projection of Projection of a plane surface (lamina) contd.
Plane
surfaces Projection problems on laminas - pentagon, hexagon, and circle.
(THEORY)

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----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer

(LAB
22 Solving projection problems on planes using Solid Edge software
SESSION
08

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Review of previous class

Concept of a solid (basic solids only)
Types of solids Prisms and Cylinders; Pyramids and Cones
Projection of a solid (front, top and side views) when it is placed
in FIRST quadrant with the conditions:
Orthographic - Solid placed with its base on HP, axis inclined to HP
Projection of and parallel to VP (one of the base edges or corners in
25 Solids HP - the base edge being parallel or perpendicular to
(THEORY) VP, the adjacent base edges to the corner making equal
inclination to HP or VP). 08
- Axis also inclined to VP.

- Projection problems on above conditions for triangular,

rectangular, and square prisms.

----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer

(LAB
Solving projection problems on solids using Solid Edge software
26 SESSION)

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27

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29 Orthographic Review of previous class

Projection of Projection of a solid (front, top and side views) when it is placed
Solids in FIRST quadrant with the conditions:
(THEOR - Solid placed with its base on HP, axis inclined to HP
and parallel to VP (one of the base edges or corners in
HP - the base edge being parallel or perpendicular to
VP, the adjacent base edges to the corner making equal
inclination to HP or VP).
- Axis also inclined to VP. 08
- Projection problems on above conditions for pentagonal
and hexagonal prisms; triangular and rectangular
pyramids.

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----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer
(LAB
Solving projection problems on solids using Solid Edge software
30 SESSION)

----DO---- ----DO----
31

----DO---- ----DO----
32

Review of previous class

Projection of a solid (front, top and side views) when it is placed
in FIRST quadrant with the conditions:
- Solid placed with its base on HP, axis inclined to HP
Orthographic and parallel to VP (one of the base edges or corners in
Projection of HP - the base edge being parallel or perpendicular to
33 Solids VP, the adjacent base edges to the corner making equal
(THEORY) inclination to HP or VP).
- Axis also inclined to VP. 08
- Projection problems on above conditions for square,
pentagonal and hexagonal pyramids

----DO----
(LAB Demonstration on solving one problem on computer
34 SESSION) Solving projection problems on solids using Solid Edge software

----DO---- ----DO----
35

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36

37 Orthographic Review of previous class

Projection of Projection of a solid (front, top and side views) when it is placed
Solids in FIRST quadrant with the conditions:
(THEORY) - Solid placed with its base on HP, axis inclined to HP
and parallel to VP (one of the base edges or corners in
HP - the base edge being parallel or perpendicular to
VP, the adjacent base edges to the corner making equal
inclination to HP or VP).
- Axis also inclined to VP.

- Projection problems on above conditions for cylinders

and cones.
08

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----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer
(LAB Solving projection problems on solids using Solid Edge software
38 SESSION)

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Review of previous class

Concept of Isometric Projection of a solid
- Isometric scale
- Isometric view
- Isometric projection of plane surfaces (triangle,
Isometric
rectangle, square, pentagon, hexagon, circle) when
Projection of
41 they are parallel to HP and parallel to VP.
Solids
(THEORY) Isometric projection of single (basic) solids prisms, cylinders,
cones and pyramids. 08
Projection problems on above.

----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer

(LAB Drawing isometric projection of single solids using Solid Edge
42 SESSION) software

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45 Development Concept of the lateral surfaces of the solids

of Lateral - True and apparent edges of solids such as prisms and
Surfaces of pyramids
Solids - Perimeter of bases of above solids
(THEORY) - Formula to compute the angle between the radial
lengths for the development of a cone surface.
Development of surfaces of single solids when they are kept on
HP with their axes perpendicular to HP and parallel to VP.
Problems on developing surfaces of single solids prisms,
cylinders, cones, and pyramids. 08
Concept of cutting plane
Development of lateral surface of solids when they are cut by a
plane perpendicular to VP and inclined to HP at an angle.
Problems on above.
Problems on developing surfaces of truncated solids prisms,
cylinders, cones, and pyramids with the above condition

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incorporated.

----DO---- Demonstration on solving one problem on computer

(LAB
Drawing Development of lateral surface of solids using Solid
46 SESSION)
Edge software

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Revision
49 Revision of all chapters

CAED
50 INTERNAL TEST FOR ENTIRE SYLABUS
TEST

CAED
51 INTERNAL --------- DO--------- 4
TEST

CAED
52 INTERNAL --------- DO ----------
TEST

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