Course - Introduction to 3D modelling and technology - TEK1000
Introduction to 3D modelling and technology
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About the course
Course content
- 3D modeling as a tool within product design and development
- 3D solid modeling including assembly of components
- 2D-drawings including geometrical dimensions, specifications and tolerances
- Simulations of movements of simple assembled mechanisms
- 2D pictures/rendrings from your own 3D model
- From 2D digital sketch as basis for 3D model
- From physical model, 3D scanning, transfering and basis for 3D model
- Form and position tolerances including standards
- 3D printing of your own digital model
- Quality assurance within product design - QFD and FMEA
- Teamwork and team processes
- Project work and project management
- Report writing
- Oral and visual presentation from an idea and product concept
Learning outcome
Knowledge
The candidate :
- has basic knowledge of projects as a form of work, both about organization, implementation and reporting.
- has basic knowledge about 3D-modelling and additive manufacturing (3D-printing)
- can use digital tools for 3D-modelling and additive manufacturing (3D-printing)
- has basic programming skills
- has basic knowledge on design methodology and ideation
- has basic knowledge on QA methods within product design
General competence
The candidate:
- can share his / her knowledge and experience with others, both in writing and orally
- can organize, plan and carry out his / her work tasks and cooperate with fellow students in a team
- can produce a visual presentation of ideas and concepts
- can reflect upon learning outcome
- can apply theoretical knowledge within an applied project
Learning methods and activities
- Student-oriented learning methods.
- Project-oriented teaching. -
- Resource lectures -
- Student presentations -
- Laboratory work -
- Report writing -
Group work Mandatory activities:
3 individual submissions
Oral presentation of project
There will be compulsory days where the students must be present at campus.
Detailed information about this at the start of the course.
Compulsory assignments
- Assignments
Further on evaluation
Compulsory assignments must be passed before the candidate can take the final exam. Final grade (passed/not passed) is given based on: -1 project report based on group work. If the project report/group work is not passed (failed), an improved project report can be submitted within 1. September the following year.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Product Design and Technology (BTEKD)
Product Design and Technology (ÅRTEK)
Recommended previous knowledge
None.
Course materials
Will be announced at the beginning of the semester
Subject areas
- Engineering Subjects