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Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing Course
Course Price: $349
Target Learner:
Engineers, Scientists, or Technicians
Course Description:
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) introduces the principles used to communicate the allowable variation of part features through standardized symbols, datum reference systems, feature control frames, and functional relationships.
Rather than treating GD&T as a symbol-recognition exercise, the course explains how geometric controls connect engineering intent with manufacturing capability and measurement strategy. Participants learn how size, form, orientation, location, profile, and runout requirements define the acceptable boundaries of a feature or group of features.
The course examines:
- Engineering drawing interpretation
- Feature control frames
- Datum features and datum reference frames
- Basic dimensions
- Tolerance zones
- Material condition modifiers
- Bonus tolerance
- Virtual condition
- Form controls
- Orientation controls
- Position
- Profile
- Runout
- Feature patterns
- Functional gaging
- Inspection planning
- Measurement-system selection
Learners also evaluate how the same requirement may be interpreted by designers, machinists, inspectors, suppliers, and customers. Practical examples help participants determine what a drawing requires, why the control was selected, and how conformity can be demonstrated.
The objective is not merely to read a technical drawing. It is to develop professionals capable of connecting product function, geometric requirements, manufacturing processes, and verification methods.
Key Topics
- GD&T Fundamental Elements
- Dimensioning Practicings
- Datums and Modifiers
- Gage Certification
- Calibration Applications
Hours to Complete: 10
LEUs Awarded: 1
Prerequisites: None
Equipment - Materials: This e-learning course requires internet access to complete.
