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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Industrial & Manufacturing
Engineering – Metrology (3) (3,0) IME 466
Elective Course
Fall Semester 2006
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2007-2008
Catalog Data:
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This course exposes the student to the principals
associated with dimensional measurement, inspection, measurement systems
analysis, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Prerequisite: IME370 or graduate
standing
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Textbook(s):
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Course notes, Hubbard
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Coordinator:
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Kevin M. Hubbard, Associate Professor of Industrial and
Manufacturing Engineering.
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Topics and
Schedule:
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1. Tolerances and process tolerance capabilities (3
hours)
2. Surface roughness specification and measurement (5
hours)
3. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (20 hours)
4. Inspection for GD&T (10 hours)
6. Measurement Systems Analysis (7 hours)
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Professional
Component:
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In this course, students are
exposed to measurement systems design.
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Course Outcomes
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Students successfully completing this course will have the ability
to:
1. Develop inspection
plans.
2. Understand and
interpret both dimensionally toleranced and geometrically dimensioned and
toleranced workpart specifications.
3. Perform reproducibility
and repeatability analyses.
4. Design and specify
inspection equipment, tooling, and systems.
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Prepared by:
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Kevin M.
Hubbard, Assistant Professor of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering.
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Date:
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May 26, 2008
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Program Educational Objective.Outcome
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General Course
Outcomes
IME466 -
Metrology
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4.1
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4.2
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