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Module 1-Introduction to Computer Aided Design:
1.1 Introduction to Virtual Automation;
1.2 Historical Perspectives of Computer Aided Design Systems;
1.3 Design Related Tasks Done By CAD;
1.4 Mathematical Aspects of Object Representation and Manipulation;
1.5 Homogeneous Transformation;
Module 2:
2.0 Geometrical Modeling Principles:
2.2 Wireframe Models;
2.3 Surface Modeling;
2.4 Constructive Solid Geometry;
2.5 Spatial Enumeration Techniques;
2.6 Object Representation Using Switching Theory;
2.7 Examples of Modeling the Geometry.
Module 3:
3.0 Curve and Surface Fitting in Automation Environment;
3.1 Parametric and Non Parametric Representation;
3.2 Parametric Curves;
3.3 Parametric Representation of Conic Shapes;
3.4 Space Curves, Hermite Curves, Bezier Curves, B-Spline Curves;
3.5 Representations and Manipulation of Surfaces.
Module 4:
4.0 Manufacturing Simulation in CAD/CAM Environment;
4.1 Programmable Automation;
4.2 Simulation in Factory Environment;
4.3 Machining of Sculptured Surfaces for Optimum Path;
4.4 CAD/CAM Link to Manufacturing;
4.5 Process Planning and Production Simulation;
4.6 Algorithmic Manufacturing Verification in Cellular Manufacturing;
4.7 Modeling Environment in FMS Systems;
4.8 Virtual Automation Environment in Rapid Prototyping.
Module 5:
5.0 Computer Aided Solid Modeling
5.1 Concurrent CAD Tool;
5.2 Feature Based Modeling;
5.3 Parametric Modeling;
5.4 Design Intent;
5.5 Modules: Sketcher, Part, Drawing, Assembly, Pipe; |
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