OVERVIEW

Industrial technical drawing is a technical language that, through a standardised and unambiguous graphic representation, describes an object or a part of it, defining its shape (with views and sections, according to the method of orthogonal parallel projections), dimensions, dimensional, geometric and surface tolerances, processes, treatments, materials. Industrial technical drawing plays a fundamental role in various areas, such as: fabrication, assembly, installation, maintenance, repair, disassembly.

The management of production systems coordinates production activities and inventory procurement with the aim of improving and making production processes more efficient. Optimal management of industrial processes is of strategic importance for the success of companies, as it must ensure cost control, reduction of lead time and time to market, and return on investment.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The module ... provides the student with the notions and economic-managerial methodologies for the management and measurement of the performance of production systems.

The module Industrial Drawing provides the basic knowledge, according to ISO standards, for the correct reading and understanding of technical drawings and for the table, through CAD software, of mechanical components with description of the geometry and all the additional information (tolerances, machining, material, etc.) necessary for their realization.

PREREQUISITES

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TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

LUCIA CASSETTARI (President)

DIEGO TORAZZA

GIOVANNI BERSELLI (President Substitute)

ROBERTO RAZZOLI (President Substitute)

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

As for the module INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL DRAWING the exam is divided into 2 tests.

Students with SLD, disability or other regularly certified special educational needs are advised to contact the instructor at the beginning of the course to agree on teaching and examination methods that, in compliance with the course objectives, take into account the individual learning requirements.

A graphical computer test, which involves the execution of a constructive design using 2D CAD MICROSTATION (duration of the test: 2 hours).
A quiz (30 questions to be answered in 30 minutes using the Safe Exam Browser tool), which is an assessment of the theoretical knowledge indicated in the course program.
N.B. The written test, if sufficient, is valid for the whole solar year. The quiz can be taken in any official appeal.

It is mandatory to apply for the test using the online mode (from the University portal services to students), AT LEAST 5 DAYS BEFORE the start of the test.
Within the assigned term, the drawing must be saved as a PDF file and uploaded along with the DGN file onto Aulaweb.
It is possible to consult books and / or manuals.
The results will be given on Aulaweb.
The quiz if not passed (or rejected) does not cancel the written test score. The positive results obtained in the graphic tests are valid for a calendar year.

The final grade is the weighted average of the quiz score (weight 1) and written test score (weight 2).

Further information:

Files containing the sheets in A4 and A3 format and the Microstation seed file settings are available on Aulaweb.
Upon delivery of a test, the evaluation of any previous test is lost.

Exam schedule