Applied Geometrics Inc. (AGI) offers training in the following methods:

Public Seminars
Public seminars are a cost effective way to receive professional training. The AGI seminars feature knowledgeable instructors with real world experience. The curriculum has been honed to be very practical. Attendees walk away with a thorough understanding of the topic. Our course offering is listed below. Click on any of them for a more detailed description. The calendar link shows when each seminar is being offered in the near future. Call AGI at (708) 867-5927, or toll-free at (877) 702-7655 for additional dates.

On-Site Training
On-site training provides a curriculum tailored to your operation and given at your facility. Any course can be presented at your site. Advantages include: High degree of relevance, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) concepts are taught using your processes Cost effective, elimination of employee travel, meals and lodging expenses Less production operation, training takes place on your schedule Very targeted, GD&T programs are designed to the jobs and skill levels of your employees Continued support via free refresher courses and 60 days of instructor availability for follow up GD&T questions

Professional Support Services
Take the on-site GD&T training one step further. An AGI staff member will assist your staff on specific projects. Your employees get hands-on experience with a smooth running GD&T system. The end result is a staff with successful GD&T experience under their belts.

Call us at (708)867-5927 or toll-free at (877) 702-7655, or send an e-mail for more information on the GD&T services offered by AGI.

Print Reading and Manufacturing: A basic engineering blueprint reading program, this course discusses the basic elements of an engineering drawing and the concepts which students must understand to successfully interpret these drawings.

GDT Managment Overview: A half-day overview of GDT that focuses on what it is, when to use this powerful engineering drawing language, why to use it, and how it can help you.

Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning And Tolerancing: A complete introduction to the ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard focusing on the what, when, why, and especially how of GDT, this course is designed to bring you to a basic and operational level of understanding.

Advanced Geometric Dimensioning And Tolerancing: This three-day program is a continuation of Basic GD&T, again focusing on practical GDT application, and introducing additional advanced concepts such as the Datum at Virtual Condition Rule,tolerance calculation and more complex GD&T controls.

GDTP Certification Prep Course: This three (3) day program is a technical review of GDT for anyone preparing for either the Technologist level or Senior level GDTP (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Professional) exam. As part of the course a pre-test will be administered as an overview of the real exam, and students will also have the opportunity to take practice Technologist and Senior Level GDTP exams to assess their strengths and weaknesses in their understanding of GDT.

Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis: This is an advanced GD&T tolerance accumulation analysis course. Participants will be able to calculate minimum and maximum tolerance accumulations when Y14.5M control symbols appear on drawings and understand and apply the most complex controls and rules.

Application And Interpretation Of Geometric Dimensioning And Tolerancing: This three (3) day workshop expands your Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing knowledge beyond just understanding the concepts into the "real world" of PROPERLY applying and interpreting the language. In this course, we use real-world parts and assemblies in practical group exercises to help participants master their GD&T language fluency while pointing out the common pitfalls with which GD&T is usually associated. It is also an excellent review of the entire ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard for those intending to take the GDTP exam.

Functional Gage Design: It isn't sufficient to inspect a part using the blueprint measurements alone. Learn how to design and build functional gages along with the part design and develop inspection criteria based on whether the part will actually work or not related directly to the part's actual function and specific application. Thus inspection techniques based on part function will increase your firm's production of quality parts.

Geometric Dimensioning And Tolerancing For CMM Operators: Available on an in-plant or on-site basis only, this course will enable you to use the ASME Y14.5M-1994 standard in conjunction with Coordinate Measuring Machines and to develop ways to work around the weaknesses of CMM's and CMM software.

How to Inspect GDT Spec's: Someone had the bright idea of putting GD&T symbols all over your drawings, NOW what do you do? How about learning how to inspect each of these ASME Y14.5M specifications? We can show you how in this straightforward, practical course.