The GD&T Hierarchy Coach (2009) - Individual Web Subscription

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The GD&T Hierarchy Coach teaches Fundamentals of GD&T and is based on Don Day's popular text book, The GD&T Hierarchy. This program is in accordance with the ASME Y14.5-2009 standard with additional coverage of former practices in the ASME Y14.5M-1994.

To help make GD&T even more accessible, we have added Closed Captioning to the GD&T Hierarchy Coach.   (CC can be turned on and off)

Most programs and books on GD&T are considered dry and long. The GD&T Hierarchy Coach is not that! Tec-Ease, Inc. has worked hard in its development to help students of GD&T learn concepts the first time! It follows the same instruction technique used in Don's books, GD&T Tips and live presentations. It is geared towards many learning styles and is not only designed to assist a student in understanding GD&T concepts but also helps with information retention by providing application and inspection examples, full color 3D graphics, fun animations, quizzes and a little pointed humor.  Tec-Ease, Inc. courses earn registered continuing education credits.

This course should take 24 to 30 hours to complete.

Individual Web Subscription includes:

1) You take on-line so you can train anywhere

2) 1 Year of Access

3) Access to our Web-based final exam

4) Certificate of Completion, upon receiving a passing score (80%)

5) Course materials include online versions of The GD&T Hierarchy Collection (Textbook, Workbook, Solutions, Pocket Guide).  Hard copies are available at an additional charge. 

Also available as Corporate Concurrent Licenses - call 716-785-6015 for details

Couse Outline:

Why GD&T Hierarchy?

Introduction

Geometric Shapes
Geometric Characteristics
What is GD&T?

GD&T Symbols
Statistical Tolerancing
Actual Envelopes
Features of Size
Irregular Features of Size
Material Condition Modifiers
The Feature Control Frame
Boundaries
Rules
Continuous Feature
Principle of Independency
Virtual Condition
Datums

Datum Features
Datum Feature Simulators
Datum Reference Frame
Degrees of Freedom
Datum Precedence
Datum Feature Selection
Datum Feature Controls

Affect of Modifiers
Rotational Constraint
Datum Translation
Advanced Datum Concepts

Simultaneous Requirements
Restraint Clarified
Datum Targets
Customized Datum Reference Frame
Mathematically Defined Surface
Repetitive Patterns of Features
Form

Flatness
Straightness
Circularity
Cylindricity
Orientation

Perpendicularity
Parallelism
Angularity
One Orientation Symbol
Tangent Plane
Chapter 8 - Profile

Between Symbol
All Around Symbol
General Profile Tolerances
Unequal Profile Tolerance
Composite Profile Tolerancing
Coplanarity
Non-Uniform Zone
Position and Symmetry

Position
Composite and Single-Segment
Inspecting Position
Symmetry
Coaxial Features

Position
Concentricity
FIM (Full Indicator Movement)
Runout
Profile Controlling Coaxiality