Introduction to machine drawing, principles and applications of Computer-Aided Design (CAD), geometric entities and dimensioning techniques, orthographic projections and missing views, sectioning methods and representation, freehand sketching techniques, assembly drawings and standard practices, and mechanical drawing of machine elements including fasteners, keys, splines, springs, gears, and bearings.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to machining including classification of machining processes, machining systems, cutting tools geometry and materials, machining processes and machine tools; Turning, Drilling, Shaping and Planing and Milling. The course also addresses metal removal rate, machining time, Machining power and torque and Applications of machining
Classification of M/Ts, Machining centers, Design features of CNC M/Ts, G- and M-codes, Manual programming of milling and turning CNC M/Ts, Software programming of milling and turning CNC M/Ts, settings for CNC M/Ts, Testing of CNC M/Ts.