Course Curriculum - solidworks

7/31/2019 Course Curriculum - solidworks

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Introduction Lesson 1: SolidWorks Basics and the User Interface

About This Course What is the SolidWorks Software

Design Intent

File References

Opening Files

The SolidWorks User Interface

Lesson 2: Introduction to Sketching Lesson 3: Basic Part Modeling

2D Sketching Basic Modeling

Stages in the Process Terminology

Saving Files Choosing the Best Profile

What are We Going to Sketch? Choosing the Sketch Plane

Sketching Details of the Part

Sketch Entities Boss Feature

Basic Sketching Sketching on a Planar Face

Rules That Govern Sketches Cut Feature

Design Intent Using the Hole Wizard

Sketch Relations View Options

Dimensions Filleting

Extrude Detailing Basics

Drawing Views

Center Marks

Dimensioning

Changing Parameters

Lesson 4: Modelling a Casting or Forging Lesson 5: Patterning

Design Intent Why Use Patterns?

Boss Feature with Draft Reference Geometry

Symmetry in the Sketch Linear PatternSketching Inside the Model Circular Patterns

View Options Mirror Patterns

Using Model Edges in a Sketch Using Pattern Seed Only

Creating Trimmed Sketch Geometry Sketch Driven Patterns

Using Copy and Paste

Editing Features

Lesson 6: Revolved Features Lesson 7: Shelling and Ribs

SolidWorks Essentials Hands-on Training

Course Duration:4 days

Description: SolidWorks Essentials teaches the use of SolidWorks mechanical design automation

software to build parametric models of parts and assemblies and make parametric drawings of those

parts and assemblies.


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Design Intent Shelling and Ribs

Revolved Features Analyzing and Adding Draft

Building the Rim Other Options for Draft

Building the Spoke Shelling

Edit Material Ribs

Mass Properties Full Round Fillets

File Properties Thin Features

SolidWorks SimulationXpress

Using SolidWorks SimulationXpress

The SimulationXpress Interface

Lesson 8: Editing: Repairs Lesson 9: Editing: Design Changes

Part Editing Part Editing

Editing Topics Design Changes

Sketch Issues Information From a Model

FilletXpert Rebuilding Tools

DraftXpert Sketch ContoursEditing with Instant 3D

Lesson 10: Configurations of Parts Lesson 11: Design Tables and Equations

Configurations Design Tables

Using Configurations Link Values

Creating Configurations Equations

Editing Parts that Have Configurations Design Tables

Design Library Existing Design Tables

Modeling Strategies for Configurations

In the Advanced Course...

Lesson 12: Using Drawings Lesson 13: Bottom-Up Assembly Modeling

More About Making Drawings

Section View Bottom-Up Assembly

Model Views Creating a New Assembly

Broken View Position of the First Component

Detail Views FeatureManager Design Tree and Symbols

Projected Views Adding Components

Annotations Using Part Configurations in Assemblies

Drawing Sheets and Sheet Formats Sub-assemblies

Define Title Block Smart Mates

Inserting Sub-assemblies

Pack and Go

Lesson 14: Using Assemblies Summary

Using Assemblies Options Settings

Analyzing the Assembly Document Templates

Checking for Clearances

Changing the Values of Dimensions

Exploded Assemblies

Explode Line Sketch


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Bill of Materials

Assembly Drawings


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Controlling Dimensions in an Assembly

Sensors

Lesson 6: Layout-based Assembly Design Lesson 7: Large Assemblies

Layout-based Assembly Design Large Assemblies

Key Topics Key Topics

Blocks Lightweight Components

Inserting Blocks Large Assembly Mode

Testing with the MotionManager Selective Open with Hide

Creating a Part from a Block Using Quick View / Selective Open

Using SpeedPak

Using Configurations with Large Assemblies

Modifying the Structure of an Assembly

Assembly Visualization

Tips for Faster Assemblies

Drawing Considerations

SolidWorks ExplorerRenaming Components

MotionManager

Using the Animation Wizard

Free Motion

Drag Motion

Motors and Motion

Visual Properties

Interpolation Modes

View Orientation States

Basic Motion

Using Physical Dynamics

Lesson 8: The MotionManager


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Prerequisites:SolidWorks Essentials.

Introduction Lesson 1: Drawing Sheets and Views

About This Course Drawing Sheets and Views

Windows XP Terminology

Use of Color Drawing Views

Sketching in Drawing Views

View Settings

Centermarks and Centerlines

Model Edges in the View

Lesson 2: Dimensions Lesson 3: AnnotationsDimensions Adding Annotations

Moving and Deleting Dimensions Annotation Types

Dimension Properties Blocks

Lesson 4: Sheet Formats and Templates Lesson 5: Assembly Drawing Views

Sheet Formats and Templates Assembly Drawing Views

Drawing Templates Creating Views of Assemblies

Properties in the Template

User Defined Properties

Customizing a Sheet Format

Importing Legacy Data

Define Title Block

Updating Sheet Formats

Lesson 6: Bill of Materials and Tables Lesson 7: Performance and Display Issues

Creating and Managing a Bill of Materials Performance and Display Issues

The Bill of Materials Large Assembly Mode

Adding a BOM Lightweight Drawings

Modifying the BOM Detached Drawings

Tabulated Bill of Materials Display Issues in Drawing ViewsDesign Tables in the Drawing

Lesson 8: Drawing References and

Comparison

Lesson 9: Using DimXpert and TolAnalyst

Reusing a Drawing File DimXpert

Changing Drawing References Tolerance Types and Features

Using DrawCompare DimXpert Selections

Design Checker Settings for DimXpert

Auto Dimension Scheme


SolidWorks Drawings Hands-on Training

SHRISTI CAD TECHNOLOGIES

Description: This course teaches you how to make drawings of SolidWorks parts and assemblies.


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Turned Part

Using Plus and Minus

DimXpert Annotations and Drawings

Using DimXpert Manually

TolAnalyst

Lesson 10: Planning & Execution Lesson 11: Drawing Settings and Options

Preparations for Detailing Settings

Drawing Sheets and Views System Options

Drawing Sheets and ViewsDrawing Views Document Properties

Center Marks and Centerlines Drafting Standard

Dimensions Annotations

Annotations Dimensions

Sheet Formats and Templates Tables

Assembly Drawing Views Build Check Categories

Bill of Materials and Tables

Settings


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Prerequisites:SolidWorks Essentials.

Introduction Lesson 1: Multibody Solids

About This Course Multibody Solids

Using this Book Bridging

Windows XP Introducing: Solid Bodies Folder

Use of Color Extrude From

Hide/Show Tree Items Local Operations

Combined Bodies

Introducing: Combine

Common BodiesTool Body

Introducing: Insert Part

Introducing: Move/Copy Bodies

Introducing: Mate Reference

Patterning

Indent Feature

Using Cut to Create Multibodies

Saving Solid Bodies as Parts and Assemblies

Introducing: Insert into New Part

Feature Scope

Introducing: Save Bodies

Splitting a Part into Multibodies

Introducing: Split

Creating an Assembly

Introducing: Create Assembly

Using Split Part with Legacy Data

Lesson 2: Sweeps Lesson 3: Lofts and Splines

Introduction Basic LoftingSweeping Introducing: Loft

Using Derived and Copied Sketches

Sweeping Along a 3D Path Copying a Sketch

3D Sketching Derived Sketches

Introducing: Helix and Spiral Introducing: Insert Derived Sketch

Introducing: Projected Curve Centerline Lofting

Introducing: Composite Curve Introducing: Split Entities

SolidWorks Advanced Part Modelling Hands-on Training


Description: Advanced Part Modeling teaches you how to use multibody solids, sweeping and lofting

features, and the more advanced shaping capabilites of SolidWorks.


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Sweeping Cleaning Up a Model

Introducing: Sweep Introducing: Delete Face

Introducing: Fit Spline Introducing: Deviation Analysis

Spline Sketching

Sweeping and Lofting: Whats the Difference? Introducing: Spline

Creating a Curve Through a Set of Points Advanced Lofting

Introducing: Insert Ellipse Sketch Picture

Sweep Options Introducing: Sketch Picture

The Label Shape Layout Sketches

Working with a Non-planar Path

Variable Radius Filleting

Introducing: Split Lines

Analyzing Geometry

Introducing: Display Curvature

Introducing: Show Curvature Combs

Introducing: Intersection CurveZebra Stripes

Introducing: Zebra Stripes

Filleting the Label Outline

Selecting Edges

Introducing: Select Loop

Performance Considerations

Modeling Threads

Orientation and Twist Control

Align with End Faces

Sweeping Along Model Edges

Introducing: SelectionManager

Sweeping a Tool Body

Lesson 4: Other Advanced Tools

Advanced Fillets

Wrap Feature

Introducing: Wrap

Deform Feature

Introducing: Deform

Introducing: Knit Surface

Move Face and Delete Face

Introducing: Move Face

Using 3D Sketch with the Hole Wizard


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Prerequisites:SolidWorks Essentials,SolidWorks Advanced Part Modelling

Introduction Lesson 1: Understanding Surfaces

About This Course Solids and Surfaces

Working with Surface Bodies

Why Use Surfaces?

Continuity Explained

Workflow with Surfaces

Lesson 2: Introduction to Surfacing Lesson 3: Solid-Surface Hybrid Modelling

Similarities Between Solid and Surface Modeling Hybrid Modeling

Basic Surfacing Using Surfaces to Modify SolidsInterchanging Between Solids and Surfaces

Performance Implications

Surfaces as Construction Geometry

Making Copies of Faces

Lesson 4: Repairing and Editing Imported

Geometry

Lesson 5: Advanced Surface Modelling

Importing Data Stages in the Process

Repairing and Editing Imported Geometry Ruled Surfaces

Lofting Surfaces

Modeling the Lower Half

Conclusion

Design Changes

Lesson 6: Blends and Patches Lesson 7: Master Model Techniques

Complex Blends Introduction to Master Models

Smoothing Patches Surface Master Model Technique

Freeform Feature Working with a Solid Master Model

Corner Blends SolidWorks Explorer

Description: This course teaches you how to make drawings of SolidWorks parts and assemblies.


SolidWorks Advanced Surfacce Modelling Hands-on Training

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