CME 182 Engineering Design and Graphics CME 250 Statics CME 260 Mechanics of Materials CME 390 Composites Manufacturing CME 401 Engineering Economics CME 420 Manufacturing Systems Analysis CME 475 Design Project I CME 480 Design Project II
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Professor Dennehy
Department of Composite Materials Engineering
Stark Hall 203F (507) 457-5276 kdennehy@winona.edu
CME 475 Design Project I
Description Information Objectives Calendar Requirements
Design/Development Overview Teamwork Customer Input Design Concerns Drawing Standards and Conventions Analysis Tools and References Decision ProcessDesign Project Websites Lab Safety and Proper Handling of HazMat
Project Description Teams Project Idea Proposed Project Revised Project Design Concerns Initial Project Website Design Alternatives Analysis of Design Alternatives Decision Process Final Design Design Review

Final Design

The final design description has to provide the information needed if an outside firm were to manufacture your product. You can assume the outside firm is capable of producing the part (i.e. possesses the equipment for the fabrication process(es) recommended) and the software to accept your SolidWorks files. Your SolidWorks files and/or supplemental information has to be complete, including part/assembly drawings, dimensions/tolerances, material and purchase part callouts, and proposed manufacturing/assembly processes.