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Tutorial: 2 Hrs. Credit: 3.  \nCoordinator: Mostafa Rostom  \nText Book:  \n􀁸 Notes prepared and edited (from several related text books, standards and codes in use) to cover the syllabus  \nReference Books:  \n􀁸 Boundy,“engineering Drawings”, McGraw– Hill Co, Latest Edition  \n􀁸 Jackson,“Advanced Technical Drawing”, Longman, Latest Edition  \n􀁸 Ralph Grobowski, \"The illustrated AutoCAD 2008 Quick reference\", 2007, Autodesk Press.  \n􀁸 Sham Tickoo, \"Auto CAD 2008: A problem solving approach\", 2007, Autodesk Press.  \nSpecific course information  \na. AutoCAD basics – Object construction and manipulation – Geometric construction – Layers, text generation and dimensioning – Section views, hatching and construction of blocks – Solid modeling – Assembly drawing with applications in Mechanical, Industrial and Marine Engineering – Free hand sketching – Conventional representation of Mechanical elements – Surface finish and machining symbols – Fits and tolerances – Welding and hydraulic symbols.  \nb. Prerequisite: ME 151  \nc. Designation: Required  \nSpecific goals for the course  \n􀁸 Design a system, process, or component to meet desired needs subject to given constraints. Analyze and evaluate alternative solutions.  \n􀁸 Identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems. Make appropriate and necessary assumptions. Suggest and evaluate new approaches.  \n􀁸 Recognize the need for and demonstrate ability to engage in lifelong learning.  \nCourse instruction outcomes  \n􀁸 The students will be able to make detail and assembly drawings with enough care and accuracy and according to appropriate conventions.  \n􀁸 The students will be familiar with More applications to Mechanical Engineering Drawing  \n– to relate the applications of drafting techniques to mechanical Engineering practice.  \n􀁸 The students will be able To provide sufficiently understanding to conventional representation of different M/C elements, using current standards and Codes.  \nMechanical Engineering (Mechatronics) Program App. A-76  \nStudent outcomes:  \nC, E, I  \nTopics Covered  \n􀁸 AutoCAD basics  \n􀁸 Object construction and manipulation  \n􀁸 Geometric construction  \n􀁸 Layers, text and dimensioning  \n􀁸 Section views, hatching and construction of blocks  \n􀁸 Solid modeling, primitives and Boolean operations  \n􀁸 Creating solid models from 2D polylines  \n􀁸 Viewing, modifying and editing solids, solid modeling exercises  \n􀁸 Assembly drawing with applications in Mechanical, Industrial and Marine Engineering – Assembly drawing exercises  \n􀁸 Free hand sketching  \n􀁸 Fits and Tolerances  \n􀁸 Applications on Fits and Tolerance on Drawings  \n􀁸 Conventional representation of Mechanical elements  \n􀁸 Surface finish and machining symbols-Assembly drawing exercises  \n􀁸 Welding and hydraulic symbols  \n\n| Course / credit hours | Math & Basic Sciences | Engineering Topics | General Education |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Mechanical Eng. Drawing (ME252)/3 |  | 3 |  |\n\nMechanical Engineering (Mechatronics) Program App. A-77","cbCaibsQ1gfgp0yu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibsQ1gfgp0yu","pdf",16399,"English","# Course Overview\n# Instruction Details\n## Lecture and Tutorial Hours\n## Coordinator, Textbook, and References\n# Course Content\n## AutoCAD Basics and Modeling\n## Drawings, Sections, and Dimensioning\n## Assembly Drawings and Symbols\n# Course Goals and Outcomes\n## Specific Goals\n## Student Outcomes\n# Program Context","[{\"question\":\"What are the lecture and tutorial hours and the course credit for ME252?\",\"answer\":\"ME252 allocates 2 hours lecture and 2 hours tutorial, with 3 credits.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the prerequisite and designation status of the course?\",\"answer\":\"The prerequisite is ME151, and the course designation is required.\"},{\"question\":\"What skills and deliverables are students expected to produce?\",\"answer\":\"Students can make detail and assembly drawings with sufficient care and accuracy, using appropriate conventions and current standards and codes.\"}]","ME252 Mechanical Engineering Drawing - Course Outline | PDF"]