Elk361e 0 Course Plan2021

ELK 361E
ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN
Course Plan
Lecturer Ali Sinan ÇABUK, PhD.

2021-2022 Fall Semester,
ELK 361E - ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN
Class: EEB 6307
Lecturer:
Ali Sinan ÇABUK, PhD.
Tel : 0212 285 6779
Room: EEF 7215
E-mail: ascabuk@itu.edu.tr
ELK 361E
Quiz (x2) 20%x2 40 %
Term Project 40 %
Homework (x 4 ) 5%x4= 20 % +
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Total 100 %
❑ At least 70% (10 classes out of 14 )

attendance is required to be qualified
for entering the final exam.
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Course Description
The course is also organized to develop skills such as document
preparation and interpersonal communications, which are an integral part of
a design process and are crucial to the intellectual life and practice of
successful engineers. Assignment of group studies during the semester will
help improving student's skills in the areas of technical communication and
presentation. Case studies assigned to the groups are carefully selected to
be appropriate to the profession of electrical engineering.
ELK 361E
Course Objectives
1.To have ability on basic engineering drawing

2.To use computer for engineering drawing
3.To identify, formulate and solve complex, open-ended problems;
4.To verify their approach;
5.To use computers to aid design process;
6.To present their accomplished design projects
ELK 361E
Course Learning Outcomes
1. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering;
2. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and

interpret data;
3. An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired

needs;
4. An ability to function on studies in groups.
ELK 361E
References:
1. Salt, J.E., and Rothery, R., Design for Electrical and Computer Engineers, John-Wiley &
Sons, New York, 2002.
2. Earle, J.H., Engineering Design Graphics, 8 Ed., Addison-Wesley, New-York,1994.
3. Wilcox, Engineering Design for Electrical Engineers, Prentice Hall, New Jersey,1990.
4. Starkey, C. V., Basic Engineering Design, Edward Arnold, London, 1998.
5. Polak, P., A background to Engineering Design, Macmillan, London, 1976.
ELK 361E
Project
and
Report
Report of Project
• Projects are presented at 13th and 14th week of the term
as oral presentation to other students.
• Projects must not be shadow copy of any scientific
paper or thesis or web page or book.
• Projects can involve process of project, problem
statement, target and results, which should be
supported with graphs, diagrams and technical drawing.
• Projects have to be at least 10 pages.
• Date of interim report: 10th week
• Submission date: 13th week
• Projects will be submitted as soft copy and hard copy.
Report of Project
Format:
• The cover page must be the first page of your project.
• Information of members and project definition must be the second
page of your project.
Font Size and Line Spacing

• Times New Roman or Arial 12-pt
• 1.5 lines (line spacing)
• Each paper must be A4 size.
Margins
Left: 2.5cm Top: 2.5cm
Right: 2.5cm Bottom: 2.5cm
Report of Project
All projects must involve below mentioned main titles:
• Cover (Name of Project, course name, year,
name, surname and numbers of members)
• Abstract (200 words)
• Introduction (Determination and analysis of
problem, literature research, target of project)
• System Design (Design process, problem
statement, target and results, which should be
supported with graphs, diagram and technical
drawing)
• Results
• References
Project Topics
Group 1 Optimization of tilt angle for solar panel
Group 2 Design of Solar tracking system
Group 2 Design of BLDC motor for electric bicycles
Group 3 Solar recharge station for electric vehicles
Group 4 Design of wireless charging system for electric bicycles
Group 5 Different Magnet Configurations In Brushless Dc Motors
Group 6 Methods for wind turbine design
Group 7 Wireless power transfer for electric vehicle applications
Group 8 Arduino Project
Group 9 Lightning strike protection system for ship
Group 10 Efficiency Of LED Street Lighting
Group 11 Design of permanent magnet linear motor for light mass
Group 12 Design of sensorless BLDC motor drives
Group 13 Propulsion system design of high speed train
Group 14 Design of electric drive system for metro tram
Overview of different wind generator systems and their
Group 15 comparisons

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ELK 361E

ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN

Lecturer Ali Sinan ÇABUK, PhD.

ELK 361E - ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN

Class: EEB 6307

❑ At least 70% (10 classes out of 14 )

1.To have ability on basic engineering drawing

1. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering;

2. An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and

3. An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired

4. An ability to function on studies in groups.

2. Earle, J.H., Engineering Design Graphics, 8 Ed., Addison-Wesley, New-York,1994.

4. Starkey, C. V., Basic Engineering Design, Edward Arnold, London, 1998.

5. Polak, P., A background to Engineering Design, Macmillan, London, 1976.

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