CADD Centre will help you to ace the associated features of GD&T:

• Dimensioning Specifications: Helpful for defining the nominal, as-modeled or as-intended geometry of parts.
• Tolerancing Specifications: Helpful for defining allowable variation for form and the size of individual features and allowable variation in orientation and location between features.
• Geometric Characteristics: Engineers can use symbolic language for engineering drawings & computer generated 3D solid models to explicitly describing nominal geometry and its acceptable variations. The geometric symbols include straightness, circularity, flatness, cylindricity, surface, the profile of a line, perpendicularity, and angularity.

• Student will be able to communicate engineering configuration to all stakeholders: right from designers to manufacturers through mechanical drawings.
• Student will be able to tell manufacturing team what degree of accuracy and precision is needed on each controlled feature of parts.
• Student will know to define the acceptable variation in form and possible size of individual features, and acceptable variation between features.
• Student will know how to provide clear & concise techniques to define a reference coordinate system on a module or assembly which can be used throughout the manufacturing and inspection processes.
• Student will know about the proper application of geometric dimensioning, accepted and logical mechanical design process and design for manufacturing considerations.
• Student will know how to describe complex geometry requirements on a component or assembly using the standard symbols of GD&T.
• Student will know how to accurately and quickly define design, manufacturing and inspection requirements.
• Student will know how to simplify the design of cost-saving functional check gages, manufacturing fixtures, and jigs.