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Completion In GD&T(S-CG-1821)

  • Last updated Oct, 2026
  • Certified Course

Course Includes

  • Duration1 Month
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures25
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

GD&T – Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing is a practical engineering course designed to develop an understanding of how geometric requirements, dimensional tolerances, datums, feature control frames, and tolerance zones are applied to mechanical components and engineering drawings.

The course covers form, orientation, location, profile and runout tolerances along with MMC, LMC, RFS, bonus tolerance, virtual condition, datum reference systems, position tolerance, tolerance stack-up and inspection concepts.

Students will learn how to read and interpret GD&T information on engineering drawings and understand its relationship with design, manufacturing, assembly and quality inspection.

What You Will Learn

  • Fundamentals of GD&T
  • Engineering drawing and tolerance concepts
  • Standard GD&T symbols
  • Datum reference systems
  • Form tolerances
  • Orientation tolerances
  • Location tolerances
  • Profile tolerances
  • Runout tolerances
  • Feature control frames
  • Position tolerance
  • MMC, LMC and RFS
  • Bonus tolerance and virtual condition
  • Fits and assembly requirements
  • Tolerance stack-up analysis
  • GD&T inspection concepts
  • CMM and measurement concepts
  • ASME Y14.5 and ISO GPS concepts
  • Practical engineering drawing interpretation

Who Can Join?

  • Mechanical Engineering Students
  • Automobile Engineering Students
  • Production Engineering Students
  • Manufacturing Engineering Students
  • Industrial Engineering Students
  • Mechatronics Students
  • Diploma & ITI Students
  • CAD/CAM Learners
  • Mechanical Designers
  • CAD Engineers and Draftsmen
  • Quality & Inspection Professionals
  • Manufacturing Professionals

Prerequisite

  • Basic engineering drawing knowledge
  • Basic understanding of dimensions and tolerances
  • Basic mechanical engineering concepts are helpful
  • Basic computer knowledge
  • No previous GD&T certification is required

Course Outcome

After completing the course, learners will be able to:

  • Understand the fundamentals of GD&T
  • Identify and interpret GD&T symbols
  • Understand datum reference systems
  • Apply form, orientation, location, profile and runout tolerances
  • Read and interpret feature control frames
  • Understand MMC, LMC and RFS conditions
  • Calculate bonus tolerance and basic virtual conditions
  • Interpret mechanical engineering drawings
  • Understand tolerance stack-up concepts
  • Connect GD&T requirements with manufacturing and inspection
  • Understand CMM and measurement applications
  • Apply GD&T concepts to practical engineering components

Career & Learning Opportunities

  • GD&T Engineer Trainee
  • Mechanical Design Engineer Trainee
  • CAD Designer
  • Mechanical CAD Designer
  • Quality Engineer Trainee
  • Quality Inspection Engineer
  • Dimensional Inspection Technician
  • Manufacturing Engineer Trainee
  • Production Engineering Assistant
  • Mechanical Design Assistant
  • CAD/CAM Engineer Trainee
  • Quality Control Assistant
  • Engineering Drawing Specialist
  • Product Development Assistant
  • Metrology & Inspection Trainee


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Course Syllabus

GD&T – Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing

Course Syllabus

Module 1 – Introduction to GD&T

  • Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing
  • Need and importance of GD&T
  • Difference between dimensional tolerancing and GD&T
  • Engineering drawing standards
  • Functional requirements of components
  • Applications of GD&T in manufacturing

Module 2 – Engineering Drawing & Tolerance Fundamentals

  • Basic engineering drawing concepts
  • Dimensions and dimensional tolerances
  • Limits and fits
  • Tolerance zones
  • Allowance and variation
  • Bilateral and unilateral tolerances

Module 3 – GD&T Symbols & Terminology

  • Standard GD&T symbols
  • Feature and feature of size
  • Datum concepts
  • Datum feature
  • Tolerance zone
  • Basic GD&T terminology

Module 4 – Datum Reference System

  • Introduction to datums
  • Datum features
  • Datum identification
  • Primary, secondary and tertiary datums
  • Datum reference frames
  • Functional datum selection

Module 5 – Form Tolerances

  • Introduction to form tolerances
  • Straightness
  • Flatness
  • Circularity
  • Cylindricity
  • Practical interpretation of form tolerances

Module 6 – Orientation Tolerances

  • Introduction to orientation tolerances
  • Parallelism
  • Perpendicularity
  • Angularity
  • Orientation tolerance zones
  • Practical drawing examples

Module 7 – Location Tolerances

  • Introduction to location tolerances
  • Position tolerance
  • Concentricity concepts
  • Symmetry
  • True position
  • Practical location control

Module 8 – Profile Tolerances

  • Introduction to profile tolerances
  • Profile of a line
  • Profile of a surface
  • Profile tolerance zones
  • Application in complex surfaces
  • Practical drawing interpretation

Module 9 – Runout Tolerances

  • Introduction to runout
  • Circular runout
  • Total runout
  • Runout tolerance zones
  • Datum axis requirements
  • Practical rotating component applications

Module 10 – Material Condition Modifiers

  • Maximum Material Condition (MMC)
  • Least Material Condition (LMC)
  • Regardless of Feature Size (RFS)
  • Bonus tolerance
  • Virtual condition
  • Practical MMC/LMC calculations

Module 11 – Feature Control Frames

  • Introduction to Feature Control Frames
  • Reading feature control frames
  • Tolerance symbols
  • Datum references
  • Material condition modifiers
  • Practical drawing interpretation

Module 12 – Position Tolerance

  • Position tolerance fundamentals
  • Basic dimensions
  • True position
  • Position tolerance with MMC
  • Bonus tolerance calculation
  • Hole and pattern applications

Module 13 – Tolerance Zones & Boundary Conditions

  • Cylindrical tolerance zones
  • Surface and planar tolerance zones
  • Virtual condition
  • Resultant condition concepts
  • Boundary requirements
  • Functional tolerance analysis

Module 14 – Fits, Clearance & Assembly Requirements

  • Types of fits
  • Clearance fits
  • Transition fits
  • Interference fits
  • Relationship between GD&T and assembly
  • Functional tolerance requirements

Module 15 – GD&T in Mechanical Design

  • GD&T application in mechanical components
  • Shafts and holes
  • Bearings and mating components
  • Flanges and mounting features
  • Gear and rotating components
  • Functional design considerations

Module 16 – GD&T Inspection & Measurement

  • Introduction to inspection
  • Measuring instruments
  • Vernier and micrometer concepts
  • Height gauges and gauges
  • Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) concepts
  • Inspection planning

Module 17 – Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis

  • Introduction to tolerance stack-up
  • Worst-case analysis
  • Statistical tolerance concepts
  • Dimensional chain
  • Assembly tolerance analysis
  • Practical tolerance stack-up examples

Module 18 – GD&T Standards & Drawing Interpretation

  • GD&T standards overview
  • ASME Y14.5 concepts
  • ISO GPS concepts
  • Reading engineering drawings
  • Identifying manufacturing requirements
  • Inspection and quality documentation

Module 19 – Practical GD&T Applications

  • Mechanical drawing interpretation
  • Datum selection exercises
  • Feature control frame exercises
  • Position tolerance calculations
  • MMC/LMC and bonus tolerance exercises
  • Tolerance stack-up exercises
  • Inspection-based practical examples

Module 20 – Final GD&T Project & Assessment

  • Complete engineering drawing analysis
  • GD&T symbol identification
  • Datum reference analysis
  • Tolerance calculation
  • Manufacturing and inspection planning
  • Final practical assignment
  • GD&T assessment and project presentation


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