QP : CSC/Q0405 NSQF LEVEL- 5
Designer Mechanical is a comprehensive industry aligned program designed to provide students with necessary skills to become proficient mechanical designers. It introduces students to the world of Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) in the context of mechanical design. The course curriculum, compliant to NSQF and industry requirements, covers engineering drawing, CAD software, solid and surface modeling, drafting and assembly, and computer-aided manufacturing and CAE analysis.
01-05-2023 to 31-07-2023
CSC/Q0405 NSQF LEVEL- 5
Start Date
01-05-2023
End Date
31-05-2023
This month introduces the course's emphasis on the relationship between the teacher and the curriculum. The sessions this month deal with three basic topics. These topics will help to broaden your understanding of curriculum and the ways in which it effects students’ experience.
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Start Date
01-06-2023
End Date
30-06-2023
This month introduces the course's emphasis on datum, swept and hole features, trim body and expressions. We also emphasis on coordinate systems, part navigator, associative copies and face and edge operations. In this month last we emphasis on basic freeform, assembly constraints, component arrays with drafting, top down assembly modelling and synchronous modelling.
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Start Date
01-07-2023
End Date
31-07-2023
This month introduces the course's emphasis on Program generation and operation methods. and also emphasis on introduction to CAE and managing CAE analysis data, meshing and mesh quality with boundary conditions and linear and nonlinear static analysis.
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Designer Mechanical Course Trainer
Computer numerically controlled programmers operate factory machines that convert raw materials into functional objects. They are responsible for reading and interpreting design blueprints, programming the CNC machine, and adjusting the machine settings until the desired specifications are met.
In today’s industrial environment, the manufacturing process relies on CNC machining tools. The different operations are performed through an automated process, and CNC machines operate various types of equipment. The manufactures have replaced the operator’s required equipment with CNC machining tools. Using CNC tools, it is possible to produce suitable and precise industrial products more accurately.
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