Unit 3 Student Deck PDF
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Students build a full rocket CAD assembly, check fit and alignment, 3D print and physically assemble a prototype, test the assembly, and create technical drawings for final presentation.
Use the presentation to review CAD assemblies, part relationships, fit checks, exploded views, prototype assembly, technical drawing sheets, parts lists, balloons, notes, and final design-package expectations.
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| Lesson | Title | Focus Question |
|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | From Printed Testers to Rocket Assembly | How can tolerance testing inform a complete rocket assembly? |
| 3.2 | CAD Components and Assembly Files | How do engineers organize individual parts into an assembly workflow? |
| 3.3 | Inserting and Positioning Rocket Parts | How are parts placed accurately in a CAD assembly? |
| 3.4 | Assembly Alignment and Fit Checks | How do engineers check fit before fabrication? |
| 3.5 | Joints and Assembly Relationships | How do joints define relationships between parts? |
| 3.6 | Fin Placement and Symmetry | How does symmetry support accurate fin placement? |
| 3.7 | Rocket Assembly Revision Workday | How do engineers revise an assembly before printing? |
| 3.8 | Exploded CAD Views | How can an exploded view communicate assembly order? |
| 3.9 | Assembly Motion and Functional Checks | How do motion checks reveal interference or alignment issues? |
| 3.10 | Export, Slice, and Submit Rocket Parts for 3D Printing | How do engineers prepare assembly parts for printing? |
| 3.11 | Prototype Assembly Build Day | How does a printed prototype reveal real-world fit and assembly issues? |
| 3.12 | Prototype Fit Testing and Revision Notes | How can fit testing guide final documentation? |
| 3.13 | Introduction to Technical Drawing Sheets | How do drawing sheets communicate part and assembly information? |
| 3.14 | Part and Assembly Drawing Views | Which views best communicate a part or assembly? |
| 3.15 | Parts List, Balloons, Notes, and Revisions | How do parts lists and notes make an assembly drawing usable? |
| 3.16 | Final Rocket Assembly Design Package Workday | How can a complete design package communicate the final assembly? |
| 3.17 | Final Rocket Assembly Presentation | How can a team present the design, prototype, testing, and documentation clearly? |
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