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Autumn Examinations 2008: Introductory CAD Exam for Mechanical Engineering Students, Exams of Mechanical Engineering

Aligarh Muslim UniversityMechanical Engineering

The instructions and requirements for an introductory cad exam held at the cork institute of technology in autumn 2008. The exam is part of the bachelor of engineering in mechanical engineering – stage 1 programme and covers the use of autocad software to create 2d part drawings and a 2d assembly drawing based on hand-sketched designs. Students are required to use specific tools and follow international drawing standards.

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CORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
INSTITIÚID TEICNEOLAÍOCHTA CHORCAÍ
Autumn Examinations 2008
Module Title: Introductory CAD
Module Code: MECH 6008
School: Mechanical and Process Engineering
Programme Title: Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – Stage 1
Programme Code: EMECH_7_Y1
External Examiner(s): Mr. A. Bateman, Dr. P. Delassus
Internal Examiner(s): Mr. J. Burns
Mr. D. Sullivan
Mr. A. Lynch
Instructions: The student uses the first hour (2 hours max) to hand sketch the assembly both
as an assembly and individual parts. When the assembled model has been
sketched and handed back to the supervisor then the student can log onto the
computer. The student must use the hand sketches only to produce the CAD
drawings, even if they have forgotten to take dimensions.
Duration: 6 hours
Sitting: Autumn 2008
Requirements for this examination: CAD room in Mechanical/Manufacturing Dept.
Part A: sketch paper, steel rule, vernier, micrometer,
protractor
Part B & C: Auto Cad software, specialised dept account
set up for the student for the exams.
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CORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

INSTITIÚID TEICNEOLAÍOCHTA CHORCAÍ

Autumn Examinations 2008

Module Title: Introductory CAD

Module Code: MECH 6008

School: Mechanical and Process Engineering

Programme Title: Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering – Stage 1

Programme Code: EMECH_7_Y

External Examiner(s): Mr. A. Bateman, Dr. P. Delassus Internal Examiner(s): Mr. J. Burns Mr. D. Sullivan Mr. A. Lynch

Instructions: The student uses the first hour (2 hours max) to hand sketch the assembly both as an assembly and individual parts. When the assembled model has been sketched and handed back to the supervisor then the student can log onto the computer. The student must use the hand sketches only to produce the CAD drawings, even if they have forgotten to take dimensions.

Duration: 6 hours

Sitting: Autumn 2008

Requirements for this examination: CAD room in Mechanical/Manufacturing Dept. Part A: sketch paper, steel rule, vernier, micrometer, protractor Part B & C: Auto Cad software, specialised dept account set up for the student for the exams.

Do not log onto the terminal until Part A below is complete and the mechanical assembly is returned to the invigilator. This should take 1 hour, with a maximum limit of 2 hours.

Part A You are required to sketch both an assembly and individual part drawings of the mechanical assembly model you are given during the exam. Your sketches

  • Do not have to be drawn to scale but the dimensions should be correct as per the model
  • Must be in metric
  • Should be neat
  • Displayed as 3 rd^ angle drawings
  • Each part should be given a number, which should appear as balloon referencing on the assembly sketch.

Do not log onto the terminal until the mechanical assembly is returned to the invigilator. You must only use your sketched drawings to complete the remaining two parts of the assessment. First create a folder with your name and Aut08mech6008 on it. All the drawings you create should be saved into this folder. At the end of the assessment this folder must be transferred to the assessment folder set by the technician for the exam.

Part B You are required to use AutoCAD software to

  • Create a metric template with A3 size, with border & title block in paperspace. Layers, linetypes and lineweights should be included (see attached handout)
  • Draw individual 2D part drawings for each part in third angle projection.
  • Produce as per international drawing standards completing the following: o Three views of each part. o Each part should be fully dimensioned (either in modelspace or paperspace). o Each view should be blocked for future use in the assembly drawing. o Appropriate layers, linetypes and lineweights should be used.