Dimensional Control Systems Inc. places a great emphasis on training. Our employees are afforded every opportunity to strengthen their skills and extend their knowledge in several fields. We employ experts in Fields of Engineering Statistics, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, and DCS Software Solutions to teach classes that make our employees the best in the industry.
This same level of commitment can be found in the classes that we offer to you. Careful development of subject matter allows for effective courses that fully prepare your employees to meet the challenges of Dimensional Management. Courses are both interesting and informative, offering real-world examples that make the material more applicable to the students work. The following is a brief list of courses offered by DCS. Customized courses are available upon request, as well.
VARIATION ANALYSIS
Course Description: These courses are comprehensive Variation Analysis courses focused on Dimensional Control Systems software solutions. Designed to cover the fundamentals of tolerance analysis and data management.
Emphases on 3-D variation analysis principles and techniques
Hands-on approach to learning and illustrating all of the concepts involved in variation analysis
20-hours of software operation and 20-hours of real life software application on participants product
Linear Tolerance Analysis (Stack-ups) using 1-Dcs Linear Tolerance Analysis Software Solution - 8 Hours
Instill the principles necessary to complete a 1-D Tolerance Analysis
Develop greater understanding of tolerance logic trees
Describe Worst-Case, Root Sum Square (RSS) versus Simulation method
GDM3D Graphic Data Management Software Solution - 8 Hours
Demonstrate the import functionality for retrieving CAD and data Files
Create GDM measurement templates
Techniques for populating GDM templates
Reasons for Attending: These courses are established to introduce the users of the techniques and functions of each software solution.
BASIC GD&T
Course Description: This 20-Hour course is a comprehensive GD&T course focused on review of the ASME-Y14.5M-1994 standard.
Objectives:
Introduce the concepts and some of the language of the Y14.5 standard
Further participants understanding of each Y14.5M standard's symbols
Develop participants understanding of Datum Reference Frames
Material Condition Modifiers, Regardless of Feature Size and Least Material Condition
Reasons for Attending: This course is a thorough introduction of the ANSI Y14.5 standards aimed at developing the participants understanding and application of the symbols and standards.
Program Outline, Covered subject matter:
ANSI Y14.5 standards Linear tolerancing versus GD&T
GD&T symbology / definitions
Datum Reference Frames - definition and proper selection
Maximum Material Condition "Bonus" Tolerance - definition and how to take advantage
Prerequisites: A working understanding of technical drawings (perspectives, sections, details, etc.). GD&T Overview and Print Reading suggested.
ADVANCED GD&T
Course Description: This 20-Hour course is a comprehensive GD&T course focused on practical application for "real world" applications.
Objectives:
Develop participants knowledge of proper Datum Feature selection and specification
Enhance participants understanding each of the ANSI/ASME Y14.5M controls and rules
Evolve participants ability to calculate functional tolerances
Reasons for Attending: This program focuses on the application and development of Geometric
Dimensioning and Tolerancing in your application, on your drawings.
Program Outline, Covered subject matter:
Brief introduction and review of Basic GD&T
Review of the more complex controls - composite position, projected tolerance zone, etc.
Datum Reference Frames - proper selection and application
Calculation of tolerances for maximum cost effectiveness
Functional gauge design
Prerequisites: Basic GD&T, or equivalent experience.
DIMENSIONAL CONTROL
Course Description: This 20-Hour course is a comprehensive course focused on Dimensional Control Systems 8-steps Dimensional Control Procedure. This course has been designed to provide a basic understanding of Dimensional Control as a science, and how it may be applied in both engineering and manufacturing environments to enhance quality and productivity.
Objectives:
Convey the theory behind the Dimensional Control Process combined with practical applications for each component of the process
Acquire the ability to define and recommend strategies based on pertinent design parameters
Reasons for Attending: It is the intention of this course to demonstrate that Dimensional Control Procedures, when carefully adapted to an engineering environment, will result in improved quality, cost, and timing. To further the participants understanding of Dimensional Management, the tools available within the Dimensional Management field and problem solving relating to Dimensional Management.
Program Outline, Covered subject matter:
Dimensional Management as a Complete Science
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
Variation and its sources
Data
Problem Solving
Prerequisites: Knowledge and understanding of GD&T and design/manufacturing principles.
