term project rubric november 2023 choose a product that has a minimum
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Term Project Rubric
November 2023
Choose a product that has a minimum of three movable parts, excluding standard components such as bolts, nuts, and others. Utilize the
skills you have acquired from the lab sessions to model each part and assemble them. You may also include sub-assembly products if
necessary. Ensure that the detailed drawings contain dimensions, a reasonable surface finish information, and GD&T (Geometric
Dimensioning and Tolerancing) on the orthographic views, including sectional and auxiliary views.
Final submission instructions:
Open a drafting model and put the projection views. Use A3 paper size and first angle projection.
Save your ". CATDrawing" models as "Term_Project_Fall2023_Your WSU ID”.
Save the drafting model and also export the sheets into “.pdf" files. Merge the pdf files as a single file.
Upload ONLY Five files (One “.PDF", Zipped “.CATPart”, zipped “.CATProduct” and One “. CATDrawing” extension consisting of a
number of drawing sheets, AND Video) to Blackboard.
Make sure you submit a single PDF file containing your drawing. The evaluation of this file will be out of 140 points based on the criteria
listed in the rubric table.
Use appropriate scales to fit the working space.
Create a 5-minute video that explains your product by providing a brief working principle AND focus on the main parts.
Read the rubric to understand the expectations and evaluation criteria for this homework.
For submission, use WSU lab computers.
Don't upload pictures or Word documents to Blackboard.
Please ensure that you adhere to these instructions.
Point distribution
Points
Files
Drawing ".pdf" file
140 points
".CATDrawing", ".CATPart", and ".CATProduct" files
20 points
Video presentation
40 points
Total
200 points
All these files will be evaluated based on the rubric. Term Project Rubric
Criterion
Poor
All CATIA source
None Provided
Average
Partially provided
files (Part,
Assembly,
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Good
Completely Provided
Difficulties/Expectations of the Project
5 and more
Very realistic
At least three
At least three
A small fraction of the total number of
parts
Drawing)
Number of parts
2
4
Part shape
Simple boxes, cylindrical
Some realistic curves
complexity
objects
Number of mating
None
Some
parts
Number of
None
Some
movable parts
Number of
A large fraction of the total
standard parts
number of parts
(screws, bolts,
nuts...)
Technical details
Assembly and
Non provided
Partially provided
Sub-assembly
Assembly
drawings
Non provided
Partially provided
Detail/Part
drawings
Many parts missing detail
drawings
Some missing detail drawings
All provided
Isometric, exploded & unexploded
view,
Section assemblies,
Balloons,
Part list,
Title blocks
All parts have detail drawings, and the
chosen views are proper
Total Points
20
Good,
Poor costs up
to 100%
penalty
20
20
20
20
20 Term Project Rubric
Dimensions
Tolerances
GD&T
Fit
Pre-recorded
presentations
(Use zoom for
video recording)
Detail drawings are
missing too many
dimensions or have too
many superfluous
dimensions.
Dimensioning rules are
not followed
Detail drawings are missing
too many tolerances.
Tolerancing rules are not
followed
Datums and geometric
tolerances are not given
Too many parts that are
required to mate together are
not sized properly and hence
do not fit.
Missing
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Detail drawings are missing some
dimensions or have some
superfluous dimensions.
Some dimensioning rules are not
followed
Detail drawings are missing some
tolerances. Some
tolerancing rules are not followed
Detail drawings are not missing
dimensions or have no superfluous
dimensions.
Dimensioning rules are followed
30
Detail drawings are not missing any.
Tolerancing rules are followed
20
Some datum and geometric tolerances Datum and geometric tolerances are
are not given
20
used.
All parts that are required to mate
together are sized properly and hence fit
10
Some parts that are required to mate
together are not sized properly and
hence don't fit
Almost all audio, some visual aids are
used
Audio and visual aids are used. You
walk your instructor through your
CATIA steps. You show and describe
your assembly and detail drawings.
Presentation matches your report.
40
Total
200