The document outlines a course titled 'Solid Modelling and Manufacturing Processes' focusing on SolidWorks software for CAD design, including parts, assemblies, and drawings. It details topics such as 2D sketching, 3D modeling, assembly modeling, and the creation of dimensioned drawings and bills of materials. The course aims to develop skills in design processes, teamwork, and the application of mechanical components and systems.

1. Course Title: Solid Modelling and Manufacturing Processes
MT-272
Department of Mechatronics Engineering

2. CLO Statement PLO
Learning Domain &
Level
CLO 1
Demonstrate understanding and ability to design a system or process to
meet desired needs. PLO3
P4
(Mechanism)
CLO 2 Carry out design process using existing computer-based techniques for
analysis, selection, and synthesis of mechanical components.
PLO 5 C3
(Application)
CLO 3 Organize individual and group work to achieve the required goals. PLO 9
A4
(Organization)
CLO Mapping

3. Introduction to Solidworks
(Part, Assembly, Drawing)
Lecture Layout:
1. Introduction to Solidworks
• 2D Sketching
• 3D Modeling
2. Assembly Modeling
• Defining Mates
• Exploded View
3. Drawing Modeling
• Creating Views
• Dimensioning

4. 1. Introduction to Solidworks
SolidWorks is a solid modeling
computer-aided design (CAD) software
by Dassault Systèmes used to produce:
• Parts
• Assemblies
• Drawings

5. 2D Sketching
Procedure
• Sketch the geometry
• Dimension the geometry
• Modify the dimension values

6. 2-D Object
Creation
Methods

7. 2-D Object
Creation
Methods

8. 3D Modeling
By Creating Features
• 2-D Sketching
• 3-D Formation
Top Plane + Block – Hole

9. Features
Extruded Boss/Base Revolved Boss/Base
Extruded Cut Revolved Cut

10. Features
Sweep Boss/Base
Lofted Boss/Base
Fillet Chamfer

11. Features
Linear Pattern
Circular Pattern
Mirror

12. 2. Assembly Modeling
You can build complex assemblies
consisting of many components,
which can be parts or other
assemblies, called subassemblies.

13. Defining Mates

14. Exploded View

15. 3. Drawing Modeling

16. Drawing Template
Orientation
• Landscape
• Portrait
Size
• A1
• A2
• A3
• A4 …

18. Derived Drawing Views

19. Dimensions
Dimensions are used to describe the sizes and relationships between features in
the drawing.
Two Ways to Create Dimensions
• Display All Dimensions and Then Modify These Dimensions
Menu: Insert->Model Items
• Create Required Dimensions Manually
Menu: Tools->Dimensions

21. Bill of Materials
(BOM)
A bill of materials is a list of
the raw materials, sub-
assemblies, sub-components,
parts, and the quantities of
each needed to manufacture
an end product.

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