1Fundamental Aspects

2Geometric Tolerance

3Most Usable Tolerances in Sheetmetal Design

4Vehicle Components Tolerances

5Master Controls

6Processing Tolerance

7Processing Tolerance Examples

8Stack Up Analysis

9Stack Up Analysis of Pillars

10Stack Up Analysis of Side Body Exterior

11Assembly Drawing

12Conclusion

1Who can take your course?

2What is included in your course?

3What will the student gain from your course?

The concept of Gap and Flushness and how to define them, Stack Up Analysis to calculate Gaps and Flushness's to achieve the targets of design 

4What software skills are you teaching and how well are these tools used in the industry?

The course is basically theoretical in which CATIA V5 is to obtain parts and assemblies’ drawing as an essential part of any engineering design operation.

5What real world application for the tools and techniques will you teach in this course?

Automotive, Railways, Home Appliance, Electrical Devices and Medical Machines 

6Which companies use these techniques and for what?

Almost all industrial companies are using such methods such as BMW, Airbus, Toyota, Sony, Nissan, Philips, Volkswagen, LG, Samsung, Dailmer, Valeo etc.

7How is your course going to help me in my path to MS or PhD?

You will learn about basic fundamentals & analytical skills which are desirable for higher education

8How is this course going to help me get a job?

This course provides a bigger perspective of Mechanical Design Engineering and / or you may apply this knowledge for your project activities also. These efforts can help you to get an interview call from myriads of different reputable industrial companies.

9What is the ratio of theory to hands-on practical content?

In this course, the ratio is almost 50 / 50, however, the quality and impact of pragmatic content is more.