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DESCRIPTION |
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SDSM&T Catalog
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IENG 248/248L Engineering Graphics and Computer Modeling Credits: (1-1) 2 |
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Learning Objectives: |
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Students will demonstrate: |
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The ability to describe
and utilize both the scientific and empirical foundations for engineering
design. |
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The ability to
create 2- and 3-dimensional freehand sketches using the correct sketching
techniques. |
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The ability to create
and read an engineering drawing using standard views, and both conventional
and GD&T dimensioning and tolerance techniques to describe form,
orientation, and location accurately |
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The ability to
model solid objects using CAD software and basic operations such as
extrusions, cuts, rotations, patterns, copies, sweeps, blends, and
assemblies. |
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The ability to
utilize CAD functions to capture design intent, and to use parametric
modeling. |
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The ability to perform
a basic engineering analysis from a 3-D solid model. |
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The ability to clearly and completely communicate
a multi-component, conceptual design by creating drawings that follow good
engineering conventions and practices. |
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The ability as a team to design and
manufacture (3-D print) a product using CAD/CAM software. |
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MEETINGS |
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Locations: |
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Lectures |
Tuesdays |
1:00 PM –
2:50 PM |
110
Classroom Building |
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Labs |
Tu, W |
As
arranged |
130
Industrial Engineering / Library |
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ACCESS |
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Instructor: |
D. H.
Jensen |
E-mail: |
dean.jensen@sdsmt.edu |
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Office: |
138
Industrial Engineering / Library. |
Phone: |
605.394.1278 |
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Office Hours: |
Tu: 4:00 – 5:50 PM; W:
1:00 – 2:50 PM, or by appointment.
E-mail outside of office hours. |
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