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| Course Description |
Course includes single-sided and double-sided printed circuit board design, emphasizing the drawings, standards, and processes required to layout printed circuit board and manufacturing documentation. |
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| Rationale |
This course is intended to give students workforce skills in the CAD field.
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| Instructional Methodology |
- Lectures introduce new material.
- Exercises allow the instructor to lead students through the material the first time.
- Projects provide opportunities for students to practice with the new tools on their own.
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| Prerequisites |
DFTG 1458. DFTG 2419 and CETT 1402 are recommended. |
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| Objectives/Outcomes |
Introduce students to the principals of designing printed circuit boards utilizing Computer-Aided-Design techniques. Describe and demonstrate the process of layout and documentation of printed circuit boards.
Explain the terminology of electronic cad-drawing and electronic symbology. Develop proficiency in a high-level CAD tool (Allegro). Understand the fabrication process and the role of the designer in that process. Learn the industry standard controlling board and fabrication.
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| Grade Determination |
Grading policies are determined by individual instructors or course coordinators. |
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