LAB1
All the exercises of the first period (Anchor block; Feed bracket; Coupler; Injection pump bracket; Camping Table; Surface modelling exercises #1 & #2/Gearbox side cover, for those who have already done the surface modelling exercises; Front spring bracket; Sheet metal modelling exercise), should be documented in a short written report (typically 5-10 pages), including your approach and a reflection on what you experienced and learnt for each of the exercises. We do not want a complete description of the modelling process for all the models, but you should describe the highlights and the most interesting aspects of each model, in text and figures. All compulsory exercises have to be completed and the report on these has to be submitted to an assignment in Canvas, no later than by the end of P2 (January 14, 2023).
We will comment on your report and suggest improvements. If we judge your report to be good enough, you will get the first 3 credits of this course reported in Ladok, with a P(ass) grade. If it is judged to be of insufficient quality, we will ask for a revised version before you get the grade reported. The grading of this report will not influence your final grade in the course, but the comments made to your report will help you in improving the quality of your final report.
INL1 & Final grade
For all grades
- document your work (i.e. all exercises and assignments you have carried out throughout the course), in a written report (including the revised version of the report on the exercises of the first period) and upload it to the Final Report assignment in Canvas.
- perform a self-critical reflection on the whole work you have done during the course and the results you achieved, and present these reflections in writing in the final report.
- book a one-hour time slot for a final presentation and discussion of your report, during which you present it together with your created models in an individual grading discussion with Lasse or Per.
For a passing grade (E or D, depending on our judgement of the quality of your
models and report), you should:
- create part models of at least two different drawings, where at least one should be of red difficulty level.
- create a mailbox CAD model of your own design, utilising the sheet metal modelling functionality of Solid Edge, see separate document distributed during period 3/spring semester.
For a higher grade (D, C, B or A, depending on the drawings you have modelled and
our judgement of the quality of models and report). In addition to the above,you should
complete the following tasks:
- from the drawing and the corresponding part model made by fellow student, make an analysis of that student's modelling work (on a yellow or red level drawing), write comments about the quality of the model and if possible and necessary suggest improvements of the modelling process and the
- collect points by creating additional part models from drawings according to the following:
Models of red drawings give 2 points; models of yellow drawings give 1 point.
N.B. The two compulsory models do not count in the collection of points for higher
grades.
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- For grade D/C – Collect 3 points by creating part models from at least two
additional drawings, where the models are of different type, i.e. yellow and red respectively
- For grade C/B – Collect 5 points by creating part models from the drawings where at least one is of category red
- For grade B/A – Collect 8 points by creating part models from the drawings where at least two are of category red
Drawing categories: (green drawings are used for individual training only)
Yellow – complex modelling, complex forms, surface modelling - help is necessary.
Red – very complex modelling, a lot of dimensions, complex forms, no guarantee that everything can be modelled according to the drawing - expert help is required.
Deadlines. For students aiming at a higher grade, the final report should be submitted at latest on April 1, 2023, and the final presentation and discussion should be completed by the end of April 2023, in order to get a higher grade as specified above. A second deadline for submitting the final report, where final grades are lowered by one step, is May 1, 2023, with a final presentation and discussion to be held during May 2023. Thereafter, only the lowest grades, D or E, will be awarded.