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    Key Point: A Matrix Is Suggested As A Good Way To Represent A Course Schedule Including Class, Topic and Requirements

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    This course covers computational design and fabrication. It is organized into 14 weekly classes covering topics such as projection drawing, CAD modeling, manufacturing processes, and a final project. The schedule outlines the weekly topics, assigned readings, labs, and assignment due dates. Labs involve using software like SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and 3D printing/CNC equipment. Students will complete individual homework assignments as well as work in groups on a semester-long CAD design and 3D printing project with two submission deadlines. Important dates include holidays, assignment due dates, and lab video recordings that will be provided for students to reference.

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    This course covers computational design and fabrication. It is organized into 14 weekly classes covering topics such as projection drawing, CAD modeling, manufacturing processes, and a final project. The schedule outlines the weekly topics, assigned readings, labs, and assignment due dates. Labs involve using software like SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and 3D printing/CNC equipment. Students will complete individual homework assignments as well as work in groups on a semester-long CAD design and 3D printing project with two submission deadlines. Important dates include holidays, assignment due dates, and lab video recordings that will be provided for students to reference.

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    This course covers computational design and fabrication. It is organized into 14 weekly classes covering topics such as projection drawing, CAD modeling, manufacturing processes, and a final project. The schedule outlines the weekly topics, assigned readings, labs, and assignment due dates. Labs involve using software like SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and 3D printing/CNC equipment. Students will complete individual homework assignments as well as work in groups on a semester-long CAD design and 3D printing project with two submission deadlines. Important dates include holidays, assignment due dates, and lab video recordings that will be provided for students to reference.

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    This course covers computational design and fabrication. It is organized into 14 weekly classes covering topics such as projection drawing, CAD modeling, manufacturing processes, and a final project. The schedule outlines the weekly topics, assigned readings, labs, and assignment due dates. Labs involve using software like SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and 3D printing/CNC equipment. Students will complete individual homework assignments as well as work in groups on a semester-long CAD design and 3D printing project with two submission deadlines. Important dates include holidays, assignment due dates, and lab video recordings that will be provided for students to reference.

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    MAEG1020 Computational Design and Fabrication

    Course schedule
    Key point: A matrix is suggested as a good way to represent a course schedule including class, topic and requirements
    so that students can prepare their own learning before classes. It is useful to highlight important dates for students,
    including holidays, dates when assessments are due and/or dates of tests and examinations.

    Class/ Date Lectures Labs Note/Requirement


    week (if any)
    Week 1 7/9/2020 Course Introduction and basis of NO LAB
    engineering design and manufacturing
    Projection – multiview vs pictorial, first
    angle projection vs third angle,
    construction of different projection views
    Week 2 14/9/2020 Projection (continued) SolidWorks: Zoom for lab
    Section and auxiliary view – drawing Introduction and
    techniques, hidden features, assembly basic operation
    section Homework 1
    Week 3 21/9/2020 Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing SolidWorks: Parts Zoom for lab
    (GD&T) - dimensioning (Sketch and
    Features)
    Homework 2
    Week 4 28/9/2020 Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing SolidWorks: Further Zoom for lab
    (GD&T) - tolerancing on Sketching &
    Modeling
    Homework 3
    Week 5 5/10/2020 Conventional manufacturing – casting, SolidWorks: Zoom for lab
    machining, non-traditional machining, Assemblies
    polymer, plastics Homework 4
    Week 6 12/10/2020 Digital Manufacturing I: Additive SolidWorks: Zoom for lab
    manufacturing – different types of AM, Simulation and
    principles, applications Animation Project information
    Homework 5 will be announced.
    Week 7 19/10/2020 Digital manufacturing II: CNC – History 3D printing lab Video recording for
    and development, coordinate systems, G No homework lab
    code programming (Mandatory)
    Week 8 26/10/2020 Public holiday CNC lab Video recording for
    Homework 6 lab
    1st project deadline:
    26/10/2020
    12 noon
    Week 9 2/11/2020 Jigs and fixtures – reference for
    manufacturing, fixture design principles,
    fixture components, material and
    economics
    Week 9/11/2020 Material selection – consideration in 3D scanning lab Video recording for
    10 terms of geometry, mechanical Homework 7 lab
    properties, environment, manufacturing, 2nd project
    tooling (optional) deadline:
    14/11/2020
    12 noon
    Week 16/11/2020 Reverse engineering – Hardware and AutoCAD: Zoom for lab
    11 software, legal restrictions, applications Homework 8
    Week 23/11/2020 Micromachining
    12
    Week 30/11/2020 Project presentation (Mandatory)
    13
    Week 7/12/2020 Make-up class (if any) -
    14

    IMPORTANT
    1. The submission deadlines for Homework 1-5 are the 1st Sunday midnight after the tutorial. The
    submission deadlines for Homework 6-8 are the 2nd Sunday midnight after the tutorial. Unless there is
    valid medical/family reasons, late homework will not be accepted.

    2. The tutorial and demonstration for the 3D printing lab, CNC lab, and 3D scanning lab will be recorded
    and distributed to students. The homework for CNC lab and 3D scanning lab will involve answering
    manufacturing-related technical questions and writing lab reports. More detailed instructions will be
    provided during the week of the specific lab.

    3. Final project will involve CAD design and 3D printing. Students will be assigned into groups of 5-6
    students/group. They will need to design something based on guidelines provided and submit their design
    for 3D printing. They will have two 3D printing opportunities with the 2nd opportunity provided so that they
    can revise their 1st design to obtain a better 3D printing outcome. Please take note of the two deadlines to
    submit your files for 3D printing. More information will be provided when the project is announced.

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