Publication in the Diário da República: Despacho n.º 7795/2021 - 09/08/2021
3 ECTS; 1º Ano, 2º Semestre, 42,0 PL , Cód. 911245.
Lecturer
- Rui Pedro Rodrigues Baptista (1)(2)
(1) Docente Responsável
(2) Docente que lecciona
Prerequisites
Not applicable.
Objectives
know the fundamentals of Technical Design in order to develop an engineering communication language;
Use solid modeling tools by creating, manipulating and changing 3D models of components and their components and executing their technical drawings;
Acquisition of competences at the level of the concepts inherent to the graphic representation of the objects, using the Technical Drawing using orthogonal projections, cuts and sections, perspectives, dimensioning, dimensional tolerances and surface finishing;
Program
1. Introduction to technical drawing;
1.1 CAD systems in technical drawing;
1.2 General aspects of technical design;
1.3 orthogonal projections;
1.4 Sectional views;
1.5 Prospects;
1.6 Dimensioning;
1.7 dimensional and geometric tolerances;
1.8 welded joints design;
1.9 machine elements;
1:10 materials and manufacturing processes;
2. CAD systems;
2.1 Fundamental concepts;
2.2 Configuration and Organization;
2.3 Display and selection;
2.4 Modification commands;
2.5 Geometric constructions;
2.6 Add text;
2.7 Dimensioning;
2.8 solid modeling;
3. 3D CAD systems;
3.1 Basic Features;
3.2 View;
3.3 Grounds for sets;
3.4 Sets Toolbox;
3.5 Drawings Views;
3.6 Excel Tables;
3.7 Rotation and Sweep;
4. computerized numerical control (CNC)
4.1 General Concepts;
4.2 Reference and trajectories;
Evaluation Methodology
The assessment of this course unit focuses on the practical skills acquired and is conducted through exams performed using the software tools introduced in class.
1. Continuous Assessment
The continuous assessment model consists of two mandatory in-person evaluation components:
Mini-test (A): Focusing on initial core concepts (25% weighting).
Practical Test (B): Focusing on the comprehensive syllabus and skill integration (75% weighting).
The Final Grade (FG) is calculated as follows:
FG=(A×0.25)+(B×0.75)
Note: To pass via continuous assessment, students must achieve a minimum final grade of 9.5 out of 20.
2. Final Exams (Normal and Resit Seasons)
Students who do not opt for continuous assessment or those who fail to achieve the minimum grade of 9.5 will be admitted to the Final Exam.
Structure: A comprehensive practical exam covering the entire syllabus.
Grading: 0 to 20 points (100% of the final grade).
Bibliography
- Cline, L. (2018). Fusion 360 for Makers: Design Your Own Digital Models for 3D Printing and CNC Fabrication. EUA: Autodesk
- Sousa, L. e Dias, J. e Silva, A. (2004). Desenho Técnico Moderno. Portugal: Lidel
- Willis, J. (2018). Autodesk Fusion 360: A Power Guide for Beginners and Intermediate Users . EUA: Autodesk
Teaching Method
Tutoring.
Software used in class
Fusion 360
