MTTC 106 - Print Interpretation

1. Indicate dimensions and tolerances related to fasteners and joining requirements. (f)
2. Understand detail and assembly drawings of gears and cams. (b)
3. Demonstrate skills in multi-view drawings required for manufacture and repair of machinery. (a,b,e)
4. Discuss detail drawings involving multi-view projections, sectional views, auxiliary views, dimensioning subassemblies, and isometric illustrations. (b,f)
5. Interpret welding symbols and codes. (f)
6. Develop and use mathematical formulas to compute coordinates and solve gearing-related problems. (e)
7. Apply basic knowledge of physics-mechanics to industrial related problems. (e)
8. Apply tolerances, limits, and fits to meet manufacturing requirements. (a,e)
9. Read prints, interpret drawings, and understand engineering specifications. (b)
10. Think critically and independently, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate technical problems and information. (e)
11. Solve problems and make decisions using formal process methods. (e)
12. Solve mathematical problems related to engineering formulas. (e)
13. Verbally describe and interpret data obtained from prints. (b,f)

Note: Letters following objectives correspond to ATMAE Outcomes.

COURSE CONTENT: Topical areas of study include -  

• Use basic and advanced GD&T to solve design problems in the areas of die design, fabrication, assembly, special machinery, die casting, and molds.
• Gearing and gear trains, forms, function, computations and measurement.
• Cam dimensioning, inspection, computations, formulas, and general usage.
• Electrical mechanical power conversions.
• Advanced GD&T applications.
• Welding symbols and usage.

 
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