CAD and Development 2 - Part 4

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UNIVIRSITY

F

WOLVERHAMPTON

School

f Engineering

the

Built

Environment

Module

Number:

CM220T

Module

Title:

Design

practice

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Module

Guide

Module

itle: Design ractice

ModuleCode: CM22o7

Pre-requisites:

ComFuter idedDesign

ndDevelopment

l

Engineering

ractice

Co-requisites:

None

Semester/Academic

ear 2006107

Credit alue:

15

LEvsl

f study:

Module

eader:

InsertName r

A, J. Felton

Room:

MAI ob

Phone: 3852

Fax:

E-mail:

[email protected]

Internal

oderator: Mr

K B Garner

1

Ratlonale

The

DrinciDal

imof hismodules

o

.

Develop

critical

nsight

nto

product

esign

hroughheanalysis

f

past

or

existing

pro0ucls.

.

Applyhe

design

rocess

o hecreationnd ealisation

f a new

roduct.

.

Apply orkshop

killso hemanufacture

fworking

rotolypes.

.

Enableesign olutionso bedeveloped

ya eam fdesigners.

2 Learning

utcomes

By

successfulompletionf hemodule

tudents ill

be able o show:

Knowlodge

nd Understanding

.

Factofs that need

to be drawn nlo

the design developmenvrealisation

pfocess

including he

use of appropale materials

and manufacturing

processes.

SubjectSpeclficSkllls

.

Abililv o develop reative nd nnovative

olutions

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u

7

Teaching

nd

Learning

Method

Computer

ided

Design

tudies

SEBE

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afety

Document

DIETER

G

(2000)

Engtneering

esign:

materials

nd

processing

pproach.

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Hill

Higher

ducation.

O7j62046

Pugh

Stuart

'1996)

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nnovativeroducts

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Pugh.

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chrchestefrwirev.0471872s04

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rethods:

trategies

of

product

esign

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ed

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Ll_ilrnan,

avid.

2003)

The

mechanical

esign

process.

_

3rd

ed.

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New

york;

Londoni

l\4ccraw-Hill.

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55767

9lll?I:Y1,1

(2002)

roduct

design

praciicat

uide

o

systematic

ethods

f

new

foduct

oeveloprent.

London.

haprran

HaJl.

O7aBi41e76

Ulrich_,-Kari(2003)Product esignand development

-

3rd

ed.

_London

;

Boston,

Mass.

lrwin

\rccraw-Hill

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0071232737

-

.

BSc/BSc(Hons)

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td6d

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Destgn

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.

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module onsoljdateshestudenl,snowledgefandskjtJn Design ractjce.I provtoes

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8 Assessment

8.1 Methodsand Weightings:

8.2 Assessment omDonents:

Learning utcome Learning ctivi ty

Explanation

Factorshatneed o be drawn nlo

thedesign

evelopmenVrealisalion

process

ncluding

heUse f

aPpropriate aterials nd

manufacturg

processes.

Practical orkshops

based na

"design

andmake"

roject.

Product

estingnd

Themodule long i th he "designnd

make"

roject

re ntroduced

y neans

of formalecluresweeks

1

-

4.

Thereafter

he modules conductedta

practical

orkshopsilh echnical

nd

staffsuDDort.

Ability o developcrealiveand

innovative

olut ions.

Computer

asedools

areuti lsedodevelop

design olution.

Leclurereedback

n

designeads

o

adefact

roduction

ia

w0rKsnops.

Productealisat

n foilowsecturer

aPPfovalased

on CADsuppo.t

docr.rmentation.

Evaluate.

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and elf-eval al ion

dunng

roduct

real isal ion.

The

product

eal isation

hase

san

iteralrve

rocess

nd s under

onstant

evatuaton

Learningulcome

ASSeSSment

Tasks

%

wergnl g

hand-inate

(unrversity

Rationaleor he ask

Faclorshatneed o be

drawnnto hedesign

developmenV

realisation

rocess

includingheuseof

appropriate aterials

andmanufacluring

processes.

Componenl

W6ighting

60%

Elemenl

(Design

nd

Make)

100%

Week13.

Working

s

pad

of a tearn he

student ompletes "design

andmake"

ask.

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eering fd ihe B ill Environment

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Evaluate

Component

.

Weighting

40%

Element

-

Intefrm

Report

Research nd

research

nd

design

oncepls

Feedback

nil iated

nd

subtect

to he

design

eing

ufficien|y

foDusl, ermtssion

ranted

o

proceed

ilh

producl

realtsalton.

Interim

eport

ontaining

Abii ty

o

develop

creattve

nd

nnovative

solul ions.

Component

.

Element

-

Presentation

Boards

The

assignment

ulmlnates

n

worKrng

nv

onrnent.

lhe

development

f

Pfesentalion

oards

long

with

a 0emonstration

f

he

product

opetrng

wjthin

t's

normal

To

pass

he

module ou

must

achieve

Element

f Assessment

nd

a minimum

ASSeSSment.

8.3

Marking

Criteria

ll,tlii ,"1

he

..marking

riteria

i

be

issued

o

you

as

parr

of the

assrgnment

rief

t

the

start

f the

module

8.4

Submission

f

Coursework

The

assignments

hould

e

handed

n at

the

City

Student

egistry

MT

Block)

and

a receipt

btained.

8.5

Extensions

Extensions ill onlybe allowedn exceptionaljrcumstances

nd you

must

have

a valid

cause

normallv

overed,

or

example,

y

a medical

ertiticatel.

Apptications

or

exrensions

eed

obe

"0"

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#

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city

campus

egistry,

MT

Btock).

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"uurnjir"o

"t"

wilhout

a sanctioned

xtension

ill

be marked

Fd.

lf

you

are

unable

o

submit

our

work

y

the

OeaOiine

r within

ny

extension

grant?9;

f i f

you

consjder our

performance

as

been

atfectel

bv

some

exceptional

circumstances

you

should

"on.iJ"r.

-"-ppivii,q

tor.

Extenuatjng/tvtitigating

ircumstances.,,rn

u"n

case"youlnorijio'n.i,,,

you

Personal

utor

r a

University

ounsellor

or

advice.

8.6 Returnof

Coursework

The

pink

copy

of

the Student

ssessment

orm

will

normally

e

returned

o

you

within.

hree

working

weeks.

Student

ork

s

not

norrn"ifv

"irin",

"no

ou

are

advised

o keep our

own

hard

nd

soft

copy

of

"ny

*o'ri

"rOritt"o.

8.7

Retrival

f

Failure

Reg(lations

overning

etrieval

f failure

ary

depending

n

your

awaro,

n

partic.ular

pon

whether ou

are

studying

oi

a

degree

o,

"

fiioi"i

n"t,on"r

qualification.

lease

efer

o

your

pathwat

Guide,.

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fginee

g

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afdbook

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of

E4

for

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grade

of D5

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Componenlii


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8.8 Moderation

A representative

ample

f all

be moderatedn accordance

Assessment

andbook.

elements

f assessment

ithin

he module ill

with the

procedures

et out in

the School

9 Plagiarism

nd Collusion

Plagiarism

ndcollusion

revery erious

ffenceshat

can esult

n expulsion

from

the University. his is

because

hose ound

guilty

of

plagiarism

r

collusion ill

not onlyhaveattempted

o represent

omeone

lse's

workas

theirown

but

have

alsosought

o

gain

an unfair

dvantage

ver heir

ellow

students.

9,1 Avoiding

Plagiari8m ndCollusion

1. In the

caseof

group

work

you

areactively

ncouraged

o work

n a team.

However

he sections f the

assignment

hat

you

answermust

be

your

own ndividualork.

2. You shouldmake t veryclearwhatsources f informationavebeen

used;wherematerial/information

rom

hese

ourcess

quoted

t must

be

clearlyeferencedsing

heHarvard eferencing

ystem.

Details

anbe

obtained

romLearning entres

r oniine

via he

Learning entre

Home

Page.

3. Never ttempt

o copyor

paraphrase

nother

tudent's ork,

10

AwardHandbook nd

AcademicRegulations

or

Students 006/7

This module

uide

shouldbe read

n conjunction

ith

the terms

and

conditionsontainedn yourAwardPathway uide' ndthe Universitv,s

'Undergraduateodular

chemeuide'

orStudents

006/07.

Module

eader:

lvloduleeam:

Dr

A J Felton

Room:

l\,lA'l ' lob

Phone:

3852

Fax:

E-mail:

a,[email protected]

Mr K B Garner

Room:

MA109c

Phone: 1746

Fax:

E-mail: [email protected]

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12 Rsgistration

You

are reminded

hat

only students

who

have formally

egistered

s

participants

n a

module ill

beable

o

gain

redits.

13 Mobile hones

In the

interest f

courtesy

o otherstudents

nd staff

please

ensure

hat

mobile

hones

re

switched

ff duringectures

nd

tutorial

lasses.

n

exceptional

ircumstances

he module

eader

ngy

allow

ndividual

hons

o

be.kept n f a valid

eason

s

given.

Any

student

hoconsiders

hey

have

a

valid eason

must

discusshiswith

he ecturer

rior

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tarting,

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Design

practice

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Code:

CM22O7

Component

1and2

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ndmake

roject

60%

component

r

Elemnt

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cporti

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no

concepts

0%

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lemenr

Complete

eport,

onsisting

f

two

A3

prcsentation

oafds

0%

Design

roject

Learning

utcomes

o be

assessed:

Knowledgend Undrutanding

.

Factors

hat

eed

obe

drawnnto

he

design

evelopmnrrealisatjon

rocess

including

he

use fappropriate

ateriah

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manuiu"turing

ro""r"" .

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Subject

pecific

kitts

.

Abjliry

odevelop

reative

nd nnovative

olutions

Intellecturl

kills

.

Evaluate

Marking

riteria:

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undertake

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work n

he

order n

which

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hen

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assignments

resubmitted.

ou

should

keep

your

receipt

n

a safo

place.

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keep

your

own

eleclronic

'hard'

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of any

work

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ACTION

LIST

(Wekl

Week5) Researchetails

Initialdesign etails.

Responsibilityithin

group

Prelininary D ModlPlots

Photographs

Pf

eliminary AD Drawings.

Finalchosen esign.

(Week

2) Parmer ames

(Week

3) See echniciansor various

materials,tc.

(Week

) Matrial ists

components,hisneds

anctioningy the ecturer r

Prototypingechnicians.

(Week

) Thursday s March 007.

Studentnte iews o

present

riten

progrss

porlfolio

ncludingesearch,oncpt

esigns ndchoseninal design.

Dsign alculations.

(week

0) Final2D and3D CAD detail rawings,

resentation

oards.

(Week

12) Hand n two A3

presentation

oards huNday

rd May 2007.

Practical

roduct

jewing nd

evaluation,n the

prototyping

aboratory.

(Allstudents

nusl attendas his

orms

psrt

ofthe r$essment)

Yourloint two A3

presentat'ion

oard

submission ust nclude he ollowingr

V Title

y'

Students

nmes

r'

Reserrch

/Approprl te Concepts

3D CAD nodel

plots

'/ZO

C.tn aimenslons

rswing to BS8888 r.wn in 3d ,ngl

projection

o

includemajor

pafis.

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J Msterial spcilicalion

Any Sustrinrbl/recyclingssues.

Since hisassignments verymuch onstrainedy a limited

mount ftjme, workhandedn aftr

he

times

iven

abovewill not

be

accepted

ther han y

prior

arrangement

U33,

with

evidence fwork

done o date), xtenuatingircumstances.g.doctorsmedicalcertificate.

Note Moslmatedahwill besupplied ithout

harge. dditionalnatrialsuch s

paint,

r specialised

fasteners

ill have o besupplied y ndividual

airs-

Creditwill

be

given

or

product

pparancend

functionality. he

products

ill remainhe

prope4v

fthe University fWolverhampton.

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ET20083D Realisation.

Assimment Brief:

You are equiredo selectaproductwith approximatemaximumdimensions 00 x

150x 100

mm.Thechoice fproduct s

yours

but t must

beapprovedefore

commencing

'ork.

Choosehe

product

carefully; remember

his must sustain

our

interest or the

durationofthe module.

Take he

product

and

completelydisassemblc

t so hat

you

are horoughlyau'are

of

its size,mecharics,how

it is ronstructedand marufactuled,

and

he materialst is

made rom.

PROJECT

REQUIREMENTS

Weiehtins

Detailed echnical

rawingso B.S.8888 howing

heouter

shape,

constuction and compoDcntarts.The finisheddrawingmay be

produced

y hand r using

CAD.

A full

size sketchmodelofthe

product

made rom card,

paper,

polystlrene

tc.,which

gives

a close pproximation

o the o|m

ofrhe

prcduct.

No colour

or

graphics

are equired.

Week7.

350/o

Two

presentation

enderings;

The first renderingmust demonstrate

ll significant eatures

fthe

product,

The

second enderingmust demonsfate

an exploded iew

of

your

planned

method f construction.

The renderings

houldbe mountedon thin lighfireight

catd and

must

be no larger lan ,43

size.They may be

producd

by handor computer

gonerated,

Your

presentations

ust contain echnical

nformation

on the

_

_

constuction,

xactmaterials nd

processes

sed n

your

inal

model

AIl exact opy

ofthe

product

singwood,metal,

lastics

tc.

The modelneednot wofk,

but mustbe an appearance

odel showing

all detailsandmust be rue o the oliginal in aesthetics,oml, dimension,

tactile

qualities,

surface inish, colour.weight

and

graphics.

Week13.

65%

l\4easuements nd

drawingsmustbe madeand ra.lNlated

rom

the Products.

M.Eason

SeP 006

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