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Day
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Topic
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Sub-Topic No.
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Sub-Topic Title
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Detailed Contents
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Day 1
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INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN
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1.1
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Engineering Design Process and Its Phases
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Definition of engineering design and its objectives, Steps involved in the design process
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1.2
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Fundamentals of Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
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Evolution of CAD technology, Types of CAD systems,2D drafting
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1.3
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Geometric Modeling and Parametric Design
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Types of geometric modeling, Parametric modeling concepts, Feature-based modeling
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1.4
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Design Analysis and Validation Using CAD
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Integration of CAD with CAE, Structural analysis, Thermal analysis, Motion and kinematic analysis,
Interference and clearance checking in assemblies.
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1.5
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Engineering Documentation and Manufacturing Integration
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Generation of engineering drawings, Orthographic views, Sectional views, Dimensioning
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Day 2
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INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN SOFTWARE LIKE AUTOCAD
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2.1
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Overview of AutoCAD and CAD Technology
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Representations of objects using geometric entities such as lines, arcs, circles, and solids.
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2.2
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User Interface and Drawing Environment
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Essential components such as the drawing area, command line, ribbon toolbar, status bar, and
navigation tools
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2.3
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Basic Drawing and Editing Tools
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Drawing commands such as line, circle, arc, rectangle, and polyline to create accurate geometrical
shapes. Editing tools like move, copy, rotate, mirror, trim, extend, scale, and offset
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Day 3
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COORDINATES IN AUTOCAD, UNITS AND PROPERTIES IN AUTOCAD
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3.1
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Types of Coordinate Input Methods
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Absolute coordinates, polar coordinates, World Coordinate System (WCS)
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3.2
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Drawing Units and Scale Settings
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Distances and sizes are interpreted in a drawing, length type, precision, and angular format
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Day 4
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COMMANDS IN AUTOCAD
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4.1
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Drawing Commands
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Common commands include LINE, CIRCLE, ARC, RECTANGLE, POLYLINE, ELLIPSE, and SPLINE
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4.2
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Editing and Modification Commands
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Commands such as MOVE, COPY, ROTATE, SCALE, MIRROR, OFFSET, TRIM, EXTEND, and FILLET
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Day 5
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SKETCHING IN AUTOCAD
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5.1
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Basic Tools Used for Sketching
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To construct the fundamental geometry of components and layouts, Commands such as ZOOM, PAN, REGEN,
SNAP, GRID, OSNAP, UNITS, and LIMIT
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5.2
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Use of Grids, Snap, and Object Snap (OSNAP)
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During sketching restrict cursor movement to fixed intervals, Object Snap (OSNAP), endpoints,
midpoints, centers, and intersections.
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5.3
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Transition from Sketch to Detailed Drawing
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Adding dimensions, annotations, layers, and constraints
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Day 6
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Case Study / Hands-on Practice /Simulations
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