Solidworks for Beginners

What you'll learn:

1. Sketching and 2D Geometry:

   • Learning how to create and edit sketches using various tools.

   • Applying constraints and dimensions to sketches.

   • Creating 2D profiles for extrusions and other features.

2. 3D Modeling:

   • Creating 3D models using features like extrusions, revolutions, sweeps, and lofts.

   • Editing and modifying existing 3D models.

   • Advanced modeling techniques for complex shapes.

3. Assembly Modeling:

   • Assembling multiple components into a single model.

   • Applying constraints and mates to define component relationships.

   • Analyzing and evaluating assembly designs.

4. Parametric Design:

   • Understanding parametric modeling principles.

   • Using equations and parameters to create flexible and adaptable models.

5. Surface Modeling:

   • Creating and editing complex surface geometry.

   • Blending, filleting, and trimming surfaces.

6. Sheet Metal Design:

   • Designing sheet metal parts with features like bends, flanges, and hems.

   • Generating flat patterns for manufacturing.

7. Drawing and Detailing:

   • Creating 2D engineering drawings from 3D models.

   • Adding dimensions, annotations, and symbols to drawings.

   • Generating Bill of Materials (BOM) and other documentation.

8. Simulation and Analysis:

   • Introduction to simulation tools for stress, thermal, and flow analysis.

   • Evaluating design performance and making improvements.

9. Advanced Features:

   • Learning about advanced modeling techniques, such as advanced sweeps, lofts, and patterns.

   • Exploring more complex assemblies and mechanisms.

10. Project Work:

    • Applying the skills learned in the course to complete design projects.

    • Integrating various aspects of SolidWorks into a comprehensive project.