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d.   Savitch, Walter, 2006, Absolute C++, Addison   DMCD 1543 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
                        Wesley.                                       LEARNING OUTCOMES
                    e.   Deitel, H.M., Deitel, P.J., 2005, C++ How To   At the end of the course, students should be able to:
                        Program, Prentice Hall.                       LO1  Use  standard  drafting  tools  to  draw
                    f.   Forouzan,  A.,  Behrouz,  2000,  A  Structured    engineering drawing.
                        Programming   Approach   Using   C++,         LO2  Produce  geometric,  orthographic,  isometric,
                        Brooks/Cole Thomson Learning.                      section cut and detail drawing using manual
                                                                           technique or CAD.
                                                                      LO3  Use CAD software in order to produce 2D
                    DMCU 1323 MANUFACTURING PROCESS                        drawing and 3D solid modelling.
                    LEARNING OUTCOMES                                 LO4  Produce accurate engineering drawing base
                    At the end of this course, students should be able to:   on project given.
                    LO1  Recognize and explain very well on the issues   SYNOPSIS
                          and aspects of manufacturing.               In  the  first  part  of  this  course;  geometric,
                    LO2  Identify  and  select  the  most  suitable   orthographic, dimensioning, isometric, sectional view
                          manufacturing  processes  in  producing  a   and assembly drawing will be explains using manual
                          particular  product  without  ignoring  the   drafting technique. In the second part, CAD software
                          safety, economic and environment aspects.    will  be  used  in  order  to  generate  those  drawing.
                    LO3  Identify and select the most suitable material   Additional 3D solid modeling also will be introduced
                          for a particular manufacturing process.     in this course.
                    LO4  Identify and select the most suitable machines   REFERENCES
                          for a particular manufacturing process.     a.   Goetsch,  D.L.,  Nelson,  J.A.  and  Chalk,  W.S.,
                    SYNOPSIS                                              2000, Technical Drawing, 4th Ed., Delmar.
                    This course covers manufacturing and the aspects of   b.   Jenson, C., Helsel, J.D., and Short, D.R., 2008,
                    manufacturing,  joining  processes  and  equipments,   Engineering Drawing and Design, McGraw Hill.
                    metal casting processes and equipments, metal and   c.   Zainal,  M.R.,  Ghani,  B.A.,  and  Samian,  Y.,
                    plastic forming processes and equipments, material    2000,  Lukisan  Kejuruteraan  Asas,  Penerbit
                    removal  processes  and  machines,  and  modern       UTM.
                    machining processes.                              d.   Alkahari, M.R., 2009, Modul Lukisan Berbantu
                    REFERENCES                                            Komputer, Penerbit UTeM.
                    a.   Groover,   M.P.,   2012,   Introduction   to
                        Manufacturing Process, John Wiley & Sons Inc.
                    b.   Groover, M.P., 2010, Fundamentals of Modern   DMCU 1042 CALCULUS
                        Manufacturing, John Wiley & Sons Inc.         LEARNING OUTCOMES
                    c.   Kalpakjian,  S.,  and  Schmid,  S.  R.,  2009,   At the end of this course, students should be able to:
                        Manufacturing  Processes  for  Engineering    LO1  Understand  the  concepts  of  limits,  theorem
                        Materials, Prentice Hall International.            and  procedures  for  calculating  limits,  then
                    d.   Schey,   J.A.,   2008,   Introduction   to        using  the  limits  to  study  the  continuity  of  a
                        Manufacturing Processes, McGraw Hill.              curve at a point.


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