Complete Solidworks Beginners Course

Complete Solidworks Beginners Course, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 207 lectures, 20 quizzes, based on 1364 reviews, and has 5862 subscribers.

You will learn about Make parts from scratch in Solidworks Make assemblies and animate it in Solidworks Making drawings from parts and assemblies Making and assembling real world parts and assemblies Make a connecting rod, assemble and draw it in Solidworks as project This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner students and professionals who want to learn Solidworks from scratch It is particularly useful for Beginner students and professionals who want to learn Solidworks from scratch.

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Summary

Title: Complete Solidworks Beginners Course

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 207

Number of Quizzes: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 207

Number of Published Quizzes: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 227

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 227

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make parts from scratch in Solidworks
Make assemblies and animate it in Solidworks
Making drawings from parts and assemblies
Making and assembling real world parts and assemblies
Make a connecting rod, assemble and draw it in Solidworks as project

Who Should Attend

Beginner students and professionals who want to learn Solidworks from scratch

Target Audiences

Beginner students and professionals who want to learn Solidworks from scratch

This Solidworks course is made with a beginner in mind and it will help you learn everything about Solidworks right from scratch.

About the instructor

Jaiprakash Pandey is a published author of the bestseller CAD book by Packt publication and he is a corporate trainer with clients from fortune 500 companies, design and manufacturing industries, government organizations and the military.

What’s in the course

This course starts from scratch assuming you know nothing about Solidworks and basic things like navigation tools, setting units and making simple sketches are introduced first-hand. Gradually you will learn to make simple as well as complex 3D parts using part modelling tools.

Rather than explaining how the tool and command work the course focuses on how these tools and commands can be used in a real-world situation and hence almost all the videos are explained with examples of real-world applications.

Currently, this course covers part modelling, assembly and drawing sections of Solidworks.

Course structure

Every chapter contains video lessons, practise exercises and quizzes to help you assess your performance of every chapter. At the end of this course, there is a practical project where you will learn to make a Connecting Rod right from scratch including its smaller components and also you will learn to assemble it and convert the assembly and parts into manufacturing-ready drawings.

Once you finish the course…

After finishing the course you will be able to make your own parts, assemblies and drawings using Solidworks. You will also be able to make manufacturing-ready drawings and parts with proper specifications and drafting standards.

Who should enrol in this course

This course is for you if you are a student, professional or hobbyist who just wants to learn Solidworks right from scratch with instructor support.

Instructor support

Whenever you have a subject matter question you can post it in the Q&A forum and I will answer your questions as soon as possible.

So, with the course, you not only get the video lessons but also quick and responsive support from the instructor.

Pre-requisites for the course

Solidworks 2021 and later versions are compatible with this course. You can follow along using older versions of Solidworks as well but some lesson files won’t work with older versions.

If you are a student you can get a student copy of Solidworks from approved vendors and the student copy is available at a fraction of the cost of Solidworks software and is almost completely identical to the full software.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting started with the basics

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: Lesson files download

Lecture 3: User interface overview

Lecture 4: Navigation tools

Lecture 5: View and visual style

Lecture 6: Starting a command

Lecture 7: Setting Units

Lecture 8: Saving template

Lecture 9: Using a dedicated 3D mouse

Lecture 10: Customizing user interface tools

Lecture 11: Design intent

Lecture 12: Practice exercise

Chapter 2: Introduction to sketching

Lecture 1: Sketch basics

Lecture 2: Making lines

Lecture 3: Making circle, arc and rectangle

Lecture 4: Sketch relations

Lecture 5: Adding Dimensions

Lecture 6: Modifying dimensions

Lecture 7: Polygon slot and point

Lecture 8: Working with splines

Lecture 9: Ellipse and Parabola

Lecture 10: Practice exercise

Chapter 3: Modifying Sketches

Lecture 1: Fillet and chamfer

Lecture 2: Trim and extend

Lecture 3: Sketch Offset

Lecture 4: Adding Text

Lecture 5: Linear and circular sketch pattern

Lecture 6: Mirror, Move and Copy

Lecture 7: Rotate, Scale and Stretch

Lecture 8: Practice exercise

Chapter 4: Basic part modeling

Lecture 1: Basic extruded boss base feature

Lecture 2: Direction in boss base feature

Lecture 3: Extruded cut feature

Lecture 4: Feature scope

Lecture 5: Workign with basic fillets

Lecture 6: Advance fillet options

Lecture 7: FilletXpert option

Lecture 8: Adding chamfers

Lecture 9: Making revolved feature

Lecture 10: Practice exercise

Chapter 5: Reference geometries and properties

Lecture 1: Making reference planes

Lecture 2: Making other reference geometries

Lecture 3: Material and mass properties

Lecture 4: Working with appearance

Lecture 5: Section view

Lecture 6: Adding Markups

Lecture 7: Practice exercise

Chapter 6: 3D Patterns and Properties

Lecture 1: Linear pattern

Lecture 2: Circular Pattern

Lecture 3: Vary sketch and Geometry Pattern

Lecture 4: Understanding feature and bodies

Lecture 5: Using combine tool

Lecture 6: Mirroring solids

Lecture 7: Sketch driven pattern

Lecture 8: Fill Pattern

Lecture 9: Table driven pattern

Lecture 10: Variable pattern

Lecture 11: Practice exercise

Chapter 7: Sweep feature

Lecture 1: Simple sweep

Lecture 2: Sweep options

Lecture 3: Sweep with selection manager

Lecture 4: Sweep with guide curve

Lecture 5: Multiple guide curves

Lecture 6: Sweeping along 3D path

Lecture 7: Sweep cut

Lecture 8: Practice exercise

Chapter 8: Splines, curves and conics

Lecture 1: Understanding splines

Lecture 2: Making 3D sketches

Lecture 3: Surface Spline and Fit Spline

Lecture 4: Helix and spiral

Lecture 5: Sketch picture

Lecture 6: Project curve

Lecture 7: Composite curves

Lecture 8: Intersection curve

Lecture 9: Convert entities

Lecture 10: Derived sketch

Lecture 11: Split line

Lecture 12: Conics

Lecture 13: Practice exercise

Chapter 9: Boundary feature and lofting

Lecture 1: Introduction to loft

Lecture 2: Loft with centerline

Lecture 3: Split entities and segment sketch

Lecture 4: Loft options

Instructors

Jaiprakash Pandey
Author of Practical AutoCAD Book by Packt publication

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes
2 stars: 16 votes
3 stars: 91 votes
4 stars: 463 votes
5 stars: 787 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

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