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Modern Engineering Design Graphics Fundamentals Course

This course provides instruction on modern graphics and modeling fundamentals for engineering design. Topics covered include freehand sketching, drafting techniques, geometric modeling, visualization methods, and computer-aided drafting and design. Students will engage in a team project utilizing 3D rapid prototype modeling. Textbooks required include "Graphics for Engineers" by J. H. Earle, and workbooks on engineering design graphics sketching. The course emphasizes attendance, conduct, and grading policies, with specified point systems and grading criteria. Additional information on course drop dates, lost items, and accommodations for students with disabilities is also provided.

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Modern Engineering Design Graphics Fundamentals Course

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  1. MODULE 1 - INTRODUCTION SPRING - 2008 ME 302 - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN & GRAPHICS

  2. Required Hours Hours for ME 302 2 Hours in ETC. 3.108 3 Hours in ETC. 3.142 ME majors will meet one additional hour on Monday afternoons, (either from 3:00 - 4:00 or from 4:00 - 5:00 P.M. in Room ETC. 2.108)

  3. THOMAS KRUEGER • Office:ETC. 3.104B • Office Number:471-3014 • Cell Phone (512) 809-6070 • Email:tkrueger@mail.utexas.edu • Administrative Associate:Diana Ziegler • Office:ETC. 5.128

  4. CLASS SCHEDULE AND OFFICE HOURS

  5. FLOOR PLAN OF THE THIRD FLOOR

  6. Objectives To instruct students on modern graphics and modeling fundamentals for engineering design. • Some things you will learn: • freehand sketching • drafting techniques • geometric modeling • visualization methods • computer-aided drafting and design • data reporting ME 302 students will complete a team project introducing the modern engineering design graphics process using 3D rapid prototype modeling.

  7. Textbooks Textbook: J. H. Earle: GRAPHICS FOR ENGINEERS, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, (latest edition). Workbook: Barr, et al., ENGINEERING DESIGN GRAPHICS SKETCHING WORKBOOK, 5th Edition, Schroff Development Corporation, Mission, Kansas. Barr, et al., ENGINEERING & COMPUTER GRAPHICS WORKBOOK – Using SolidWorks 2006

  8. EQUIPMENT • large bow compass • 10” 30x60 transparent triangle • 6” 45x45 transparent triangle • combination scale • mechanical “Pentel” pencil • eraser – soft plastic block or pencil-type • HB grade lead for compass

  9. Expectations • Attendance • Lecture and Manual Lab (~2 hours) • Computer Lab (~3 hours) • 1 Hour lecture on Monday afternoons • Absences excused only with written statement • Conduct • No food or beverages in labs or classrooms at any time. • Courteous and respectful behavior expected at all times. • You may leave room without permission if quiet, temporary, and infrequent. • Complete scholastic honesty.

  10. Grading Policy • POINT SYSTEM • 20 points each for manual graphics sheet and 60 points per CAD Lab • 150 points for each of 3 quizzes • 150 points for CADD Lab #9 (ME 210) • 450 points for final exam • 1000 points for ME 302 Lecture portion • GRADES • A = at least 90% of total points • B = at least 80% of total points • C = at least 70% of total points • D = at least 60% of total points • F = less than 60% of total points • PENALTIES • 1% of total grade for each un-excused absence • 20% loss of points for assignments one period late and un-excused • 100% loss of points for assignments more than one period late and un-excused

  11. Miscellaneous • COURSE DROP DATES • refer to course schedule • LOST ITEMS • put name and phone # on all your items (text, notebook, equipment, etc) • look in ETC 3.104 for lost items • DISABILITIES • UT Austin provides upon request appropriate academic adjustments for qualified students with disabilities. For more information, contact the Office of the Dean of Students at 471-6259, 471-4241 TDD or the College of Engineering Director of Students with Disabilities at 471-4382.

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