Post Graduate Program in Manufacturing Design by Skill Lync: Fee, Duration, How to Apply

Quick Facts

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Medium of instructions English	Mode of learning Self study	Mode of Delivery Video and Text Based

Course overview

The Post Graduate Program in Manufacturing Design conducted by Skill Lync is an intensive programme aiming to Mechanical and Automotive engineers to train them in all the essential concepts and tools of engineering. These concepts and tools are essential to get into top OEMs. This intensive programme has a duration of 6 months. There will be a total of six courses and each course will be carrying one or more projects with it.

The domain of the Post Graduate Program in Manufacturing Design is design. By learning manufacturing design candidates will be upgrading their engineering career. Here in this programme, the training is very intense and industry friendly so that candidates will be well moulded for big industries after the completion of the programme. Skill Lync follows a project- based learning system. From technical experts, candidates will be learning industry relevant skills as well.

The highlight of the Master's certification programme in manufacturing design is that all the candidates will be getting a certificate of completion after the programme. The e-certificate is shareable to LinkedIn. Skill Lync has so many success stories so far. Many alumni have got placements with attractive salary packages. Skill Lync works to get jobs for the candidates. Enrolling for the programme will be a good choice for all the candidates.

Course and certificate fees

The fees for the course Post Graduate Program in Manufacturing Design is -

Head	Amount
Programme fees	Rs. 2,75,000
EMI	Rs. 14,375/month

certificate availability

Yes

certificate providing authority

Skill Lync

Who it is for

Aerospace engineer Robotics engineer Mechanical engineer

Eligibility criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

The completion certificate of the Master's certification programme in manufacturing design will be provided to all the candidates participating. Candidates have to complete the 6-month programme entirely for getting qualified. It contains 6 courses and projects.

Top 5 percent candidates will be awarded a merit certificate. Those are selected according to their performance in the programme.

What you will learn

Knowledge of engineering

After completing the Post Graduate Program in Manufacturing Design candidates will be learning these in depth:

Wiring harness using CATIA V5
BIW fixture design using CATIA V5
Automotive sheet metal design using NX CAD
Model designing using SolidWork
Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing using NX CAD
Moldflow analysis of plastic injection molding.

The syllabus

Automotive Plastic Design using CATIA V5

Design Overview In Automotive Industry

Product Life Cycle
Design Life Cycle

Plastics in Automotive Industry

Types of plastics (Thermoset Plastics, Thermoplastic)
Engineering plastic Materials
Manufacturing Process
Injection Molding

Introduction to CATIA

Basic commands and operation
Save feature, pan feature, rotate feature, etc

Sketcher workbench

Commands
Rules to follow
Working in exercise

Part Design Workbench

Pad and pocket
Working on exercise

Advanced part design

Boolean operations
How to work on a Boolean exercise
How to work on After Tool Go modification on Automotive components. (OEM Working procedures)

2D Drawing creation

Create a PCB Bracket using Boolean operations

Basic Surface Design Workbench

Commands (Types of Sweep)
Working on exercise
Draft analysis
How to work on a surface exercise

Advanced Surface Design Workbench

Commands
Creation of Closed body, Thickened body
A parting line and parting surface

Creation of Door Switch Bezel and adding thickness to it

How to create tooling direction and do the draft analysis to ensure the part can be taken out of the tool?
Adding the right thickness to the part and solving the issues.
Create the parting line for the bezel.

Tooling Feasibility

What is a mounting feature?
How to create a locator and dog house?
Integrating the mounting features to the base part with Boolean operations

Modeling Exercise

The Clip mounting feature is in Plastic design.
Design considerations for creating this feature
Tooling analysis for the clip feature

Drafting Workbench

Drafting workbench
Creation of detail drawing for the Components
Views creations (basic view & section views)
Application of GD&T in drawings
Template settings

Mold Design Considerations

Creation of Paring line
Creation of Tooling axis
What is undercut and how to solve it

Complex Mold Design Parameters

Creation of simple mold for the Rear quarter trim Cupholder
What are core and cavity
Stripper, ejection, and system
Draft analysis

Automotive Sheet Metal Design using Siemens NX CAD / CATIA V5

Vehicle development cycle

Basics of automobiles along with different models of car bodies.
Different stages of vehicle development that a car will go through before reaching the customer.
Three years of development activity that precedes the development of an automotive model.

Basics of Automotive Body in White

Basics of automotive BIW.
Basics of steel and its properties in detail.
Steps that are followed in the selection of the material.
introduction to cross-functional teams that exist in an organization.

Design Methodology of a Hood, Fender, Roof, Back Doors, and Side Doors

Design Requirements
Functional Requirements
Regulations
Gap and Flushness Requirements
Safety Requirements

Case study - Converting - Backdoor/Tailgate Inner Panel

Design of key mechanism - Lock and Striker

Anatomy of a Locker and Striker mechanism.

Case study Process and challenges with supplier manufactured parts

Automotive Wiring Harness using CATIA V5

Basics of Vehicle Electrical Distribution System & Wiring Harness

Introduction to Vehicle Electrical Distribution System (EDS)
Introduction to wiring harness assembly
Wiring harness design process for New Product Development (NPD)
Introduction to CATIA V5 electrical workbench

Introduction to CATIA V5 Electrical Workbench & Electrical Part Design

Customized settings for electrical environment
Wiring harness routing process for CATIA V5
CATIA V5 – electrical part design

Electrical Part Design

Clip/clamps/support part definition
Backshell definition
Protective covering definition

Harness Assembly & Installation – Part 1

Preparation of harness assembly
Creating the wire harness geometrical bundle
Inserting harness components into a geometrical bundle
Positioning your inserted electrical parts
Connecting & Disconnecting electrical components
Defining the wiring harness routing

Harness Assembly & Installation – Part 2

Wiring harness routing on external references
Modifying the wire harness bundle segments
Wire harness protective coverings
Use of electrical splices
Bundle continuity check/analysis
Geometrical bundle warnings
3D annotation

Harness Assembly & Installation – Part 3

Modifying the wire harness bundle segments
Modifying the branch point location
Deleting bundle segment
Bundle continuity check/analysis
Geometrical bundle warnings
3D annotations
Important commands, tips, & techniques

Wiring Harness Flattening

Wiring harness flattening workbench
Flattening workbench settings
Flattening the 3D harness assembly
Modify flatten assembly
Saving the flatten files
Drawing, creation & contents

Component Specifications & Selection Guide

Wiring harness component specifications & selection parameters
Available suppliers in the market (India)

Wiring Harness Routing & Packaging Basics – Session 1

Definitions
Routing & packaging process
Design criteria (generic) for wiring harness
Packaging rules & best practices
Guidelines for battery cables routing

Wiring Harness Routing & Packaging Basics – Session 2

Clearance management
Water ingress protection
Thermal protection management
Chaffing protection
Vibration protection
Routing on/near dynamic parts ( engine, wheel)
Harness bending rules (harness & battery cables)
Interconnection connector parking

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

Introduction to GD&T

Difference between traditional dimensioning and GD&T
Benefits of GD&T
How to read a feature control frame
Technical standards- ASME Y14.5M-2009
Different symbols used in GD&T, cover, and feature of size

Rules, Symbols, and Form Tolerances

Rule No. 1 (i.e. Taylor principle a.k.a envelope principle)
Rule No. 2 (Regardless of feature size)
14 symbols used in GD&T
Flatness, straightness, cylindricity, and circularity tolerances
MMC, LMC, and RFS conditions
Various examples for form tolerances

Datums, Modifiers, Virtual Condition

What are datums and how to apply datums to parts
Datum reference features
Datum feature modifiers
How to calculate virtual condition
Conjugated datums

Orientation Tolerance and Profile Tolerance

Profile of a surface and profile of a line
Perpendicularity tolerance, parallelism tolerance, and angularity tolerance
Composite profile tolerance
Various examples for orientation and profile tolerances

Position Tolerance

Understanding true position
Projected tolerance
Composite tolerances
Tolerance zones- cylindrical, rectangular, spherical
Examples of position tolerance

Co-axiality, Symmetricity, Run-outs

Coaxiality
Symmetricity
Circular and Total Run Outs
Examples

Understanding GD&T Drawing

complex GD&T drawings and understand every individual tolerance and the message the tolerance conveys.

Automotive BIW Fixture Design using CATIA V5

Introduction to BIW-Fixture

Definition of BIW, Jigs, & Fixture
BIW-Nomenclature
Types of Fixtures & their applications
BIW stations & their uses
Basic terminologies

BIW-Fixture Basics

Project activities
Different welding processes
3-2-1 Principle
Body planes

Pre-Design Processes

Design methodology
Structuring a design tree
Different types of fixture units

Units Design-1

Different types of Pin Unit Design
Different types of Clamp Unit Design
Different types of Rest Unit Design

Units Design-2

Dump Unit Design
Slide Unit Design
Base Unit Design

Finishing of the design

3D-finish
Rough locators
Pneumatic routing
Valve banks & selection
Gun study
Sensors & selection

2D-Detailing Basics

Drawing templates
Angles of projection
Basic GD&T used in fixturing
Scaling & views
Various detailing patterns

2D-Detailing

Key Sheet detailing
Unit detailing
Child parts detailing

2D-Detailing - Child Part & BOM

Child parts detailing
Material selection
BOM Preparation

Documentations, Sequence Sheet & Process Sheets

Creation of BOM sheets
Creation of BOP sheets

Admission details

Filling the form

Candidates willing to apply for the Master's certification programme in manufacturing design are required to follow the steps.

Step 1: Log on to the website.

Step 2: Click on the “Enrol” button.

Step 3: There will be 3 options to select: 6 months, 12 months and lifetime access. Choose according to your interest.

Step 4: Candidates have to register with their name, email ID and phone number.

Step 5: Now candidates have to pay the course fee. After payment registration will be successfully completed.

How it helps

The Master's certification programme in manufacturing design is a training programme for Mechanical and Automotive engineers. By completing the programme candidates will be experts in manufacturing design. This will be making them eligible for high paying jobs. With a 6-month programme, candidates will be upgrading their career. Professionals could get a salary hike or promotion with its certificate. If the candidates are fresher, they will be getting a good job with an attractive salary package.

Skill Lync has a very good placement history. Within the last 12 months, 200 plus candidates are placed in top companies. Along with that some candidates have got over USD 500,000 in scholarships. The training programme is highly industry friendly so that candidates will be ready to be part of industries after the completion of the programme.

After the successful completion of the course Skill Lync will be helping candidates to find their dream job.

FAQs

Why should I enrol for the programme?

By enrolling to the programme candidates can master in manufacturing design in just 6 months. There are many job opportunities after the completion of the course.

Will Skill Lync help me to get a job?

Skill Lync works to get jobs for their students. Within the last 12 months, 200+ students have been placed in top companies.

What kind of training is provided in the programme?

Project based learning system is followed by Skill Lync. The intense training is carried out online. Candidates will get to interact with industrial experts. Which will be helpful for them in their industrial career.

Why are there different plans in the fee section?

This is according to the access provided for the candidates. 6 months, 12 months, and lifetime access are available. According to the access, increases benefits also increase.