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    Bmcg2513 - Project Guideline - Transformer Toys

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    This document outlines the requirements for a mini project on computer aided design and manufacturing. Students will work in groups of up to 5 members to design "transformer toys" using CATIA software. The project is worth 30% of the course grade, with 5% for the proposal and 25% for the final report. The proposal is due in week 9 and must include an abstract, design ideas, job roles, and a timeline. The final report is due in week 15 and must follow a specific format including an introduction, technical specifications, drawings, and conclusion.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a mini project on computer aided design and manufacturing. Students will work in groups of up to 5 members to design "transformer toys" using CATIA software. The project is worth 30% of the course grade, with 5% for the proposal and 25% for the final report. The proposal is due in week 9 and must include an abstract, design ideas, job roles, and a timeline. The final report is due in week 15 and must follow a specific format including an introduction, technical specifications, drawings, and conclusion.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a mini project on computer aided design and manufacturing. Students will work in groups of up to 5 members to design "transformer toys" using CATIA software. The project is worth 30% of the course grade, with 5% for the proposal and 25% for the final report. The proposal is due in week 9 and must include an abstract, design ideas, job roles, and a timeline. The final report is due in week 15 and must follow a specific format including an introduction, technical specifications, drawings, and conclusion.

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    Bmcg2513 - Project Guideline - Transformer Toys

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    This document outlines the requirements for a mini project on computer aided design and manufacturing. Students will work in groups of up to 5 members to design "transformer toys" using CATIA software. The project is worth 30% of the course grade, with 5% for the proposal and 25% for the final report. The proposal is due in week 9 and must include an abstract, design ideas, job roles, and a timeline. The final report is due in week 15 and must follow a specific format including an introduction, technical specifications, drawings, and conclusion.

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    COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING

    BMCG 2513 SEMESTER 2 SESSION 2016/2017

    TERM & REFERENCE OF THE PROJECT

    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    This project is for BMCG 2513 students. The mini project represents 30% of total
    coursework marks with 5 % for proposal and 25% for final report.

    2.0 OBJECTIVES

    i. Design and develop products effectively through the applications of Computer


    Aided Design (CAD)

    ii. Enhance student skills in using CATIA software.

    iii. Develop teamwork among group members


    3.0 SCOPE OF PROJECT

    3.1 Group
    Each group consists of maximum 5 students.
    Task for every member shall divided evenly and clearly specify.
    Any members that not perform their task will be penalized.
    Proposal should be submitted for the approval in week 9.

    3.2 Theme
    TRANSFOMER TOYS
    Toys specifically which can be transform to two type of toys as shown in Figure 1
    (examples).
    Design ideas must be original and has not yet been commercialized, displayed or
    shown to any manufacturer.
    Design must be realistic, means it is the size of regular toys and be specific for what
    range of users.
    Minimum components for that product are 10 items, not including any standard
    parts (screw, bolt & nut, washer etc).
    Design must include all part design and assembly applications (example pad,
    pocket, rib, slot, loft, sweep, sheet metal, surface, Digital Mockup/DMU kinematic
    (is optional) and etc) in CATIA software.

    1
    Figure 1: Example for transformer toys

    3.3 Proposal (5%)

    Description include team member and abstract in A4 size.


    Part description including design idea and schematic view or photograph (part
    design and assembly)
    Team member job scope
    Gantt/milestone chart.
    The proposal for as shown in appendix 1.

    4.0 PROJECT REPORT (25%)

    The final and complete project report must be submitted in group.


    The project report should be submitted in English, typed by Times New Roman font
    with the font size of 12, 1.5 spacing, justified paragraph alignments and the page
    numbers placed at the bottom right of the page.
    In addition, the project report is required to be printed on the A4/A3 sizes of papers
    with the margin set at 2.54cm at the top, bottom, left and right of the pages.

    4.1 Project Report Format


    Recommended Project Report Guidelines

    No Items Remarks
    1 Front page UTeM logo, title of the projet, section and group
    2 Table of contents
    3 Abstract A brief review made in a single paragraph which explain
    objective of the project, introduction to the toys, explanation on
    the how the toys works and the conclusion.

    4 Introduction and -Objective of the project


    design ideas -Team member job scope
    -Brief explanation on the toys design such as overview of the
    toys, design ideas and historical development on the toys etc.

    5 Product technical -Includes product background, product function and working


    specifications and mechanism.
    methodology -Description on step in CATIA command to build the part
    modelling/assembly. (print screen mode)

    2
    6 Discussion -Discussion on how the toys works
    -Discussion on techniques/new techniques and difficulties to
    design the toys
    -Ideas to improve the toys

    7 Technical All technical drawing produced must consist:


    Drawings - Orthographic views of parts including section view,
    dimension and tolerances, etc for each part.
    - Isometric view of the toys for each part
    - Assembly view of the toys (2 type of toys)
    - Exploded view of the toys (2 type of toys)

    8 Conclusion Conclusion based on objectives of project

    9 References any books, journals, or websites used for theory, procedure, or


    discussion

    5.0 PROJECT ASSESSMENT

    No Items Marks
    1 Front page
    2 Table of contents
    3 Abstract 5
    4 Introduction and design ideas 15
    5 Product technical specifications and methodology 20

    6 Discussion 10
    7 Technical Drawings 40

    8 Conclusion 5

    9 References 5

    Total 100

    Dateline
    The rest of your works (documentation, animation etc.) must be submitted on the week 15.

    3
    Lecturers Approval

    Date:

    PROJECT PROPOSAL FORM Stamp:


    COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND

    MANUFACTURING

    BMCG 2513

    Team Members

    # Student Name Matric No.

    Title:

    Abstract

    Part description including design idea in schematic view or photograph

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