Advanced Certificate Program in Computer Aided Design
Understand computer-aided design by pursuing the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer Aided Design by Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bangalore.
Online
3 Months
29,000 INR Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design certification course is offered to the students by the Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences. The course is designed for engineering graduates. Candidates who apply for the programme will be able to learn different aspects related to computer-aided design, such as geometric models, prototype building, engineering drawing, etc. The Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design syllabus includes 3 modules, and every module takes up to 4 weeks to get completed. So, the entire curriculum can be completed within three months. The course is self-paced and can be accessed in online mode. The Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design online course also includes laboratory work and projects along with the theoretical aspects. Students who complete the course get a certificate at the end of the programme.
The Highlights
- Online programme
- 360 hours of total duration
- Offered by Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bangalore
- Study material already available
- Certification available
- Self-paced course
- 3 months duration
Programme Offerings
- Modules
- Projects
- Online Sessions
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | MSRUAS Bangalore |
- The fees may be paid in cash/DD at the University, The DDs must be drawn in favour of "M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences payable at Bangalore"
Advanced Certificate Program in Computer Aided Design Fee Structure
| Fee | Amount in INR |
| Registration Fee | Rs.2,000 |
| Tuition Fee | Rs.27,000 |
| Total Fee | Rs.29,000 |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
The Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design can be pursued by diploma and engineering graduates from Mechanical, Machine Tool Design, Automobile, and Aeronautical departments.
What you will learn
Students who enroll in the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design will learn the following points throughout the sessions-
- Students will be able to understand the products through animations, rendering, modelling, and shading techniques
- Candidates will be able to create prototype models in the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design course
- Candidates will be able to generate manufacturing drawings of mechanical aspects
- Participants will be able to use different software such as solid works software and CATIA for geometric modelling
- Candidates will be able to use GD&T during the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design training
- Students will be able to improve their engineering drawing skills through this course
- Participants will be able to create geometric models through the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design syllabus
Who it is for
The Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design by Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bangalore is apt for the following participants-
- Students who pursued their degree in the mechanical or automobile department
- Candidates who graduated in the aeronautical or machine tool design department.
- Students who want to pursue a career in a related field
The Syllabus
Theory
- Introduction to CAD, CAM, CIM, and CAPP
- CAD environment (Hardware and software)
- Computer-Aided Product Development Cycle
- CAD coordinate system
- PDM Basics
- Engineering drawing fundamentals- Overview engineering drawing orthographic projections, pictorial representations, sectioning of solids, dimensioning standards, fundamental dimensioning rules
Laboratory
- Solid Modeling: Basic features of modelling, sketch-based modelling, parametric modelling, overview on primitives, design form feature, detail feature operation, transform features, associative copy, Boolean operations, trim operations, scale/offset, introduction to sweep, options to sweep, tube creation, Overview on the part navigator and best practices.
- Sketcher: Overview on sketcher, creating and editing a sketch, sketch constraints, sketch operations
- Assembly: Introduction to assemblies, assembly concepts, creating and editing assemblies, assembly navigator, exercise on creating part and assemblies, associative copy, wave geometry linker, reference sets, working with large assemblies, inter-part modelling, assembly arrangement, function details, and best practice
Theory
- Modelling techniques
- Computer-aided mechanism design and simulation
- CSG, B-rep, feature-based modelling, parametric modelling
- Advanced wireframe and surface generation techniques
- Fundamentals of metrology and GD & T
Laboratory
- Detailed drawing with GD&T: introduction to drafting, drawing sheets, using views, view-dependent edits, using dimensions, export and import options, formatting, preferences, error recovery, drafting annotations, drafting symbols, utility symbols, tabular note and part list.
- Sheet metal design: Sheet metal toolbars, extruding a thin surface, inserting bends, rolling back a design, using the feature palette window, applying a forming tool, creating, positioning, and patterning a form feature
- Wireframe and surface modelling: Overview on curves and points, curves based modelling, editing curves, curve operations from curves and bodies Free Form modelling: Surface creation methods, Mesh Surface, Flange Surface, Surface Creation methods through Edit option, Surface modelling using Hollow, Thicken Sheet methods
- Mechanism simulation: Developing simple mechanism and kinematic simulation
Theory
- CAD neutral file formats- STEP,IGES,STL,VDA-FS, DXF, Parasolid XT and DRG
- Scanning methods, data generation techniques, and surface creation
- Introduction to reverse engineering
- Rapid prototype techniques- Stereo Lithography (SLA), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), laminated object manufacturing(LOM), selective Laser Sintering(SLS) and Three Dimensional Printing(3DP)
- Additive manufacturing techniques
Laboratory
- Demonstration of laser scanner
- Reverse engineering software- Rapid form/Mimics
- Demonstration of FDM, RP machine
- Prototype development from CAD model
- Digitization and generation of surfaces from cloud point data
MSRUAS Bangalore Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
There are a total of three modules in this course.
No, the programme includes theoretical as well as practical classes.
Yes, the students will get a certificate at the end of the Advanced Certificate Program in Computer-Aided Design programme training.
No, the course can be applied by the engineering graduates too.
The course is brought to the students by Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bangalore.