Title: Create objects, using solid modeling.
Course: Engineering Drawing and Design (21106-36) > Section: Exploring Engineering Design Foundations

Creation should include a review of solid modeling concepts. Solid modeling may include

- extruding a model
- revolving a model
- intersecting a model
- subtracting a model
- slicing a model
- sweeping a model
- constructing three dimensional (3D) faces
- arraying a 3D feature
- mirroring a 3D feature.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is solid modeling?
- What is an advantage of parametric software?
- What is the difference between a surface model and a solid model?
- How is an orthographic projection created from a solid model?
- What are the types of tests we can perform on solid models?
- What information is available from a solid model?
- How are patterns and arrays used in engineering design?
- What is the difference between a sketch and a feature?
- What is the difference between surfaces and solids?