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Suggested readings
Learning Objectives
Prerequisites
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Course program
Academic Year 2016-17
Coorte 2016 - 3-years First Cycle Degree (DM 270/04) in CIVIL, BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
Course year
First year - Second Semester
Belonging Department
Civil and Environmental Engineering (DICEA)
Modulo di sola Frequenza of
Scientific Area
ING-IND/15 - DESIGN METHODS FOR INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Credits
6
Teaching Hours
54
Teaching Term
27/02/2017 ⇒ 09/06/2017
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Giudizio Finale
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Lectureship
- Last names A-L CARFAGNI MONICA
- Last names M-Z LAPINI ALESSANDRO
Teaching Language - Last names A-L
Italian
Teaching Language - Last names M-Z
Italian
Course Content - Last names A-L
The basic contents of the course are:
- the basic knowledge of a “computer aided design (CAD)” environment
for the bi-dimensional drawing –AutoCAD- (Didactic MODULE A: CAD);
- the ability to develop simple algorithms in Matlab language (Didactic
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS)
- the basic knowledge of a “computer aided design (CAD)” environment
for the bi-dimensional drawing –AutoCAD- (Didactic MODULE A: CAD);
- the ability to develop simple algorithms in Matlab language (Didactic
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS)
Course Content - Last names M-Z
The basic contents of the course are:
- the basic knowledge of a “computer aided design (CAD)” environment
for the bi-dimensional drawing –AutoCAD- (Didactic MODULE A: CAD);
- the ability to develop simple algorithms in Matlab language (Didactic
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS)
- the basic knowledge of a “computer aided design (CAD)” environment
for the bi-dimensional drawing –AutoCAD- (Didactic MODULE A: CAD);
- the ability to develop simple algorithms in Matlab language (Didactic
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS)
Suggested readings - Last names A-L (Search our library's catalogue)
The educational material for students consists of:
1. Downloadable slide on http://e-l.unifi.it/
2. AutoCad 2010 e AutoCad 2010 LT. La grande guida. Edoardo Pruneri,
Mondadori Informatica, 2009
3. AutoCAD 2010 Guida completa. Luigi Santapaga, Matteo Trasi, La
Feltrinelli
4. Introduction to AutoCAD_2010. Alf Yarwood, Newnes. E-book available
on line from the University library system (www.sba.unifi.it)
5. MATLAB a practical introduction to programming and problem solving.
Stormy Attaway. E-book available on line from the University library
system (www.sba.unifi.it)
6. Essential Matlab for Engineers and Scientists. Brian Hahn; Dan
Velentine. E-book available on line from the University library system
(www.sba.unifi.it)
1. Downloadable slide on http://e-l.unifi.it/
2. AutoCad 2010 e AutoCad 2010 LT. La grande guida. Edoardo Pruneri,
Mondadori Informatica, 2009
3. AutoCAD 2010 Guida completa. Luigi Santapaga, Matteo Trasi, La
Feltrinelli
4. Introduction to AutoCAD_2010. Alf Yarwood, Newnes. E-book available
on line from the University library system (www.sba.unifi.it)
5. MATLAB a practical introduction to programming and problem solving.
Stormy Attaway. E-book available on line from the University library
system (www.sba.unifi.it)
6. Essential Matlab for Engineers and Scientists. Brian Hahn; Dan
Velentine. E-book available on line from the University library system
(www.sba.unifi.it)
Suggested readings - Last names M-Z (Search our library's catalogue)
The educational material for students consists of:
1. Downloadable slide on http://e-l.unifi.it/
2. AutoCad 2010 e AutoCad 2010 LT. La grande guida. Edoardo Pruneri,
Mondadori Informatica, 2009
3. AutoCAD 2010 Guida completa. Luigi Santapaga, Matteo Trasi, La
Feltrinelli
4. Introduction to AutoCAD_2010. Alf Yarwood, Newnes. E-book available
on line from the University library system (www.sba.unifi.it)
5. MATLAB a practical introduction to programming and problem solving.
Stormy Attaway. E-book available on line from the University library
system (www.sba.unifi.it)
6. Essential Matlab for Engineers and Scientists. Brian Hahn; Dan
Velentine. E-book available on line from the University library system
(www.sba.unifi.it)
1. Downloadable slide on http://e-l.unifi.it/
2. AutoCad 2010 e AutoCad 2010 LT. La grande guida. Edoardo Pruneri,
Mondadori Informatica, 2009
3. AutoCAD 2010 Guida completa. Luigi Santapaga, Matteo Trasi, La
Feltrinelli
4. Introduction to AutoCAD_2010. Alf Yarwood, Newnes. E-book available
on line from the University library system (www.sba.unifi.it)
5. MATLAB a practical introduction to programming and problem solving.
Stormy Attaway. E-book available on line from the University library
system (www.sba.unifi.it)
6. Essential Matlab for Engineers and Scientists. Brian Hahn; Dan
Velentine. E-book available on line from the University library system
(www.sba.unifi.it)
Learning Objectives - Last names A-L
At the end of the course the student will be able:
- to create a drawing in a bi-dimensional CAD environment;
- to develop simple algorithms in Matlab/Scilab language;
- to create a drawing in a bi-dimensional CAD environment;
- to develop simple algorithms in Matlab/Scilab language;
Learning Objectives - Last names M-Z
At the end of the course the student should be able:
- to create a drawing in a bi-dimensional CAD environment;
- to develop simple algorithms in Matlab/Scilab language;
- to create a drawing in a bi-dimensional CAD environment;
- to develop simple algorithms in Matlab/Scilab language;
Prerequisites - Last names A-L
None
Prerequisites - Last names M-Z
None
Teaching Methods - Last names A-L
The course consists of lectures and tutorials.
Teaching Methods - Last names M-Z
The course consists of lectures and tutorials.
Further information - Last names M-Z
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Type of Assessment - Last names A-L
The exam consists of a test structured as follows:
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to represent a part in a CAD environment;
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to develop a simple algorithm in Matlab/Scilab environment.
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to represent a part in a CAD environment;
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to develop a simple algorithm in Matlab/Scilab environment.
Type of Assessment - Last names M-Z
The exam consists of a test structured as follows:
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to represent a part in a CAD environment;
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to develop a simple algorithm in Matlab/Scilab environment.
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to represent a part in a CAD environment;
- a written examination (using computer) which would test the student's
ability to develop a simple algorithm in Matlab/Scilab environment.
Course program - Last names A-L
MODULE A: CAD
The contents of this course are basically a graded course of work,
consisting of lessons giving explanations and examples of methods of
constructions, followed by exercises which allow the students to practise
what has been learned in each lessons. AutoCAD is very complex
computer-aided design (CAD) software package. A 30 hour course cannot
possibly cover the complexities of all the methods for constructing 2D
drawings available when working with AutoCAD. However, it is hoped that
by the time the students has worked through the contents of the course,
they will be sufficiently skilled with the methods of producing drawing
with the software, will be able to go on to more advanced constructions
with its use, and will have gained an interest in the more advanced
possibilities available when using AutoCAD.
1. Make the Transition from Paper to CAD
2. An Introduction to AutoCAD
3. Work with Commands
4. Change Views
5. Drawing Setup
6. Precision Drawing
7. Make Modifications
8. Add Symbols and Hatches
9. Add Text to a Drawing
10. Add Dimensions
11. Create Layouts and Plots
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
The course is meant to provide the required knowledge for the solution of
simple engineering and mathematical problems. Therefore, the aim of
the course is the acquisition of skills required to implement simple
algorithms using calculation software such as MATLAB / Scilab.
Laboratory lessons are relevant part of the course where such software
packages will be used.
1. Analysis and Programming
2. Algorithms and flowcharts
3. MATLAB/Scilab Work environment
4. Managing Variables
5. Iterative scheme
6. Control Instructions
7. Graphics
The contents of this course are basically a graded course of work,
consisting of lessons giving explanations and examples of methods of
constructions, followed by exercises which allow the students to practise
what has been learned in each lessons. AutoCAD is very complex
computer-aided design (CAD) software package. A 30 hour course cannot
possibly cover the complexities of all the methods for constructing 2D
drawings available when working with AutoCAD. However, it is hoped that
by the time the students has worked through the contents of the course,
they will be sufficiently skilled with the methods of producing drawing
with the software, will be able to go on to more advanced constructions
with its use, and will have gained an interest in the more advanced
possibilities available when using AutoCAD.
1. Make the Transition from Paper to CAD
2. An Introduction to AutoCAD
3. Work with Commands
4. Change Views
5. Drawing Setup
6. Precision Drawing
7. Make Modifications
8. Add Symbols and Hatches
9. Add Text to a Drawing
10. Add Dimensions
11. Create Layouts and Plots
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
The course is meant to provide the required knowledge for the solution of
simple engineering and mathematical problems. Therefore, the aim of
the course is the acquisition of skills required to implement simple
algorithms using calculation software such as MATLAB / Scilab.
Laboratory lessons are relevant part of the course where such software
packages will be used.
1. Analysis and Programming
2. Algorithms and flowcharts
3. MATLAB/Scilab Work environment
4. Managing Variables
5. Iterative scheme
6. Control Instructions
7. Graphics
Course program - Last names M-Z
MODULE A: CAD
The contents of this course are basically a graded course of work,
consisting of lessons giving explanations and examples of methods of
constructions, followed by exercises which allow the students to practise
what has been learned in each lessons. AutoCAD is very complex
computer-aided design (CAD) software package. A 30 hour course cannot
possibly cover the complexities of all the methods for constructing 2D
drawings available when working with AutoCAD. However, it is hoped that
by the time the students has worked through the contents of the course,
they will be sufficiently skilled with the methods of producing drawing
with the software, will be able to go on to more advanced constructions
with its use, and will have gained an interest in the more advanced
possibilities available when using AutoCAD.
1. Make the Transition from Paper to CAD
2. An Introduction to AutoCAD
3. Work with Commands
4. Change Views
5. Drawing Setup
6. Precision Drawing
7. Make Modifications
8. Add Symbols and Hatches
9. Add Text to a Drawing
10. Add Dimensions
11. Create Layouts and Plots
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
The course is meant to provide the required knowledge for the solution of
simple engineering and mathematical problems. Therefore, the aim of
the course is the acquisition of skills required to implement simple
algorithms using calculation software such as MATLAB / Scilab.
Laboratory lessons are relevant part of the course where such software
packages will be used.
1. Analysis and Programming
2. Algorithms and flowcharts
3. MATLAB/Scilab Work environment
4. Managing Variables
5. Iterative scheme
6. Control Instructions
7. Graphics
The contents of this course are basically a graded course of work,
consisting of lessons giving explanations and examples of methods of
constructions, followed by exercises which allow the students to practise
what has been learned in each lessons. AutoCAD is very complex
computer-aided design (CAD) software package. A 30 hour course cannot
possibly cover the complexities of all the methods for constructing 2D
drawings available when working with AutoCAD. However, it is hoped that
by the time the students has worked through the contents of the course,
they will be sufficiently skilled with the methods of producing drawing
with the software, will be able to go on to more advanced constructions
with its use, and will have gained an interest in the more advanced
possibilities available when using AutoCAD.
1. Make the Transition from Paper to CAD
2. An Introduction to AutoCAD
3. Work with Commands
4. Change Views
5. Drawing Setup
6. Precision Drawing
7. Make Modifications
8. Add Symbols and Hatches
9. Add Text to a Drawing
10. Add Dimensions
11. Create Layouts and Plots
MODULE B: PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
The course is meant to provide the required knowledge for the solution of
simple engineering and mathematical problems. Therefore, the aim of
the course is the acquisition of skills required to implement simple
algorithms using calculation software such as MATLAB / Scilab.
Laboratory lessons are relevant part of the course where such software
packages will be used.
1. Analysis and Programming
2. Algorithms and flowcharts
3. MATLAB/Scilab Work environment
4. Managing Variables
5. Iterative scheme
6. Control Instructions
7. Graphics