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WSQ Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing |
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Introduction |
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Today, engineering drawings are used to define or describe most manufactured parts. In each of these parts, tolerances are specified to cater for the variations encountered in the manufacturing process. This is to ensure that acceptable levels of variation and quality for each geometric feature can be achieved when parts are assembled together to form an engineering product.
As mechanical designs can be complex involving numerous parts and sub-assemblies, increasingly more firms are required to specify and interpret GD&T symbols on these drawings so that better clarity and acceptance rates can be achieved. This course seeks to look at the GD&T language and its related symbols, its concepts and rules as well as to read, interpret and specify them so that greater technical and productivity can be achieved. |
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Course Objectives |
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1. To learn the basic principles and building blocks of GD&T
2. To appreciate the merits of GD&T and how it complements conventional tolerancing methods
3. To be able to read, specify and interpret GD&T language
4. To apply GD&T for technical and economic competitive advantages
Underpinning Knowledge:
1. To know the definitions, concepts and rules of the GD&T language and its related symbols.
2. To read, interpret and specify the various GD&T symbols in the engineering drawings
3. To be exposed to the various gauging tools and techniques used to determine the intended geometric characteristic features.
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Course Outline |
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Day 1
Understand and Use of Basic GD&T Concepts and Rules
Day 2
Understand, Specify,
Interpret and Use of Datums and Form Control Symbols
Day 3
* Assessment
1
Understand, Specify, Interpret
and Use of Orientation and Location Positional Symbols
Day 4
Understand, Specify,
Interpret and Use of more Location Symbols, Runout and
Profile Symbols
Day 5
Revision - Discussion and
Clarifications
* Assessment
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Trainer |
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Professor Lye Sun Woh
Sun-Woh Lye, PhD, FIES, is currently a professor from the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He has taught for more than 20 years at both undergraduate and graduate levels relating to design and manufacturing modules such as Design Optimisation and Analysis, Computer Aided Design, Engineering, Advanced Product Design for Manufacture, Virtual Design for Manufacture, Industrial Design, Machining and Process Engineering. He is also active in conducting of professional engineering courses as well as served as consultant at both project advisory and development roles to companies in his area of expertise. Besides teaching, he had held administrative positions in overseeing of graduate and research programmes, fostering research projects and funding, transfer and commercialisation of technological innovations. |
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Who Should
Attend |
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This course relates to all personnel needing to read engineering drawings for design and drafting, manufacturing, inspection, procurement.
Relevant occupations
include:
Engineering Managers
Product Designers
Process and Tooling Engineers and Technical Personnel
Quality Control Engineers and Inspectors
Procurement Personnel
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Assessment and
Certification Criteria |
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Throughout the course, participants are required to
complete assessments.
The answer scripts will be marked by the Trainer, or an
assessor appointed by NTU-CCE.
To be eligible for subsidy,
participants must:
- be Singaporeans
or Permanent Residents of Singapore
- achieve 75%
attendance
- pass the
required assessments to receive their SOAs, or face a
re-test within 2 weeks after the last day of the course.
* Participants
who do not fulfill the above criteria are not eligible for
subsidy, and are required to pay the course fee in full.
Upon completion and passing
of all required assessments, participants will receive a formal recognition through the award of a Statement of Attainment (SOA) from the
Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA).
(The SOA is a nationally-recognized qualification by WDA indicating the participants ability of competence in a particular area to perform a task appropriate to her/his occupational level and work demands.) |
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Course Details |
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Date:
Duration:
Time:
Venue:
Closing Date:
Fee: |
9 to 11, 14 to 15 December
2009 - available
4.5 days
9:00am to 5:00pm
NTU@one-north campus,
Executive Centre [map]
25 November 2009
Standard: S$1,500.00
Nett Fee:
S$150.00 (After 90% SPUR subsidy)
Course fees are inclusive of:
Course Materials
Light refreshments
Lunch
Complimentary parking (1 entry/day)
- applicable at NTU@one-north campus only.
Prevailing GST |
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Online
Registration |
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>> CLICK HERE to Register Online (Run 2) |
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Others |
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Methods of Payment
Credit Card (Visa and Mastercard
only)
Cheque made payable to Nanyang
Technological University
Invoice to Company
(for Company Sponsored Participants)
E-invoice (for
Government Organizations)
Cancellation and Refund
Policy
Written notification to
cce@ntu.edu.sg or fax:
(+65) 6774
2911 at least 10 days before course commencement
No cancellation
charge, Full refund of Course Fee
Written notification within
4 9 days
before course commencement
50% Refund of Course Fee
Written notification within
3 days before course commencement
No Refund of Course Fee
Note
Course is subject to a
minimum participation before commencement
NTU-CCE reserves the
right to change or cancel any course or trainer, in
light of unforeseen circumstances |
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