CAD 172 - Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

1. Discuss the importance of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
2. State definition and rules of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing with symbol identification.
3. Define form tolerances and their uses.
4. Define datums and their use.
5. Define orientation controls and their uses.
6. Define location controls and their uses.
7. Identify circular and total runout requiring one or two datums.
8. Define profile and its uses.

1. Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
   1. Engineering drawings and part cost impact
   2. Correct part tolerance
   3. ASME 14.5
   4. ISO compatible
2. Definitions and Rules
   1. Terms
   2. Features versus features-of-size
   3. Peculiar sizes
   4. Material condition
   5. Feature control frames
   6. Basic dimensions
   7. Datum identifiers
   8. Three major rules
   9. Virtual size, virtual condition
3. Form Tolerances
   1. Shared attributes
   2. Flatness
   3. Straightness
   4. Maximum material condition
   5. Virtual condition
   6. Circularity
   7. Cylindricity
4. Datums
   1. Datum planes
   2. Surfaces
   3. Feature-of-size
   4. Material condition modifiers
   5. Virtual condition
5. Orientation Controls
   1. Control features and features-of-size
   2. Perpendicularity
   3. Parallelism
   4. Angularity
6. Location Control
   1. Position
   2. Axis and boundary control equivalency
   3. Application rules
   4. Fixed and floating fasteners
   5. Maximum material condition and bonus tolerance
   6. Receiver gages
   7. Regardless of feature size
   8. Least material condition and application
   9. Paper gages
   10. Concentricity
7. Runout
   1. Circular runout
   2. Total runout
8. Profile
   1. Profile of a line
   2. Profile of a surface