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Course Outline
Introduction
- GD&T Philosophy and Principles: The significance of standardized communication in engineering drawings for government.
- What is GD&T? An introduction to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing for government applications.
- GD&T vs Traditional Tolerancing: Understanding the benefits of GD&T over traditional methods for government projects.
- Overview of GD&T Symbols and Notations: Familiarizing with the essential symbols used in GD&T for government.
- Beyond GD&T: Exploring advanced concepts in technical drawing for government use.
- Understanding Datum Reference Frames: The foundational elements of GD&T for government.
The Lifecycle of a GD&T Annotated Drawing
- From concept to finalized drawing: the steps involved in creating a GD&T-compliant 2D drawing for government projects.
How GD&T Fits into Modern Engineering Projects / How GD&T Works
- The role of GD&T in ensuring quality, reducing ambiguity, and improving communication in engineering projects for government.
Getting Started
- Setting up the Drafting Environment: Preparing your tools and software for GD&T in a government setting.
- Choosing the Right Software for GD&T: Recommendations and installation for government use (software like AutoCAD is suitable).
- Familiarizing with GD&T Toolsets in Software: Navigating and utilizing GD&T tools within software for government projects.
- Creating Your First GD&T Annotated Drawing: Step-by-step guidance for government applications.
Integrating GD&T with 3D CAD Models
- Transitioning between 2D GD&T drawings and 3D CAD representations for government projects.
Troubleshooting
- Common issues in GD&T drawings and their solutions for government use.
Summary and Next Steps
- Review of key concepts and advanced paths in GD&T for government applications.
Requirements
- An understanding of fundamental engineering principles
- Experience with technical drawing or drafting
- No specific programming experience required
Audience
- Mechanical engineers seeking to enhance their 2D drawing skills for government projects
- Drafters aiming to gain a comprehensive understanding of GD&T for government applications
- Project managers overseeing engineering initiatives for government
21 Hours
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