Learning Autodesk Inventor 2016

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Autodesk Inventor

Lecture 1: Important – Download These First – Working Files

Lecture 2: Introduction To Autodesk Inventor

Lecture 3: About The Author

Lecture 4: Getting Started

Lecture 5: Feature Based Modeling

Lecture 6: Parametric Features

Lecture 7: Associative Files

Lecture 8: Assembly Management

Lecture 9: Model Documentation

Lecture 10: User Interface

Lecture 11: Model Manipulation

Lecture 12: Inventor Project Files

Lecture 13: Mouse And Selection Interaction

Chapter 2: Basic Sketching

Lecture 1: Creating 2D Sketches

Lecture 2: Creating Lines

Lecture 3: Creating Circles And Arcs

Lecture 4: Creating Rectangles And Polygons

Lecture 5: Creating Slots

Lecture 6: Creating Fillets And Chamfers

Lecture 7: Sketch Entity Types

Lecture 8: Sketch Duplication

Lecture 9: Sketch Modification

Chapter 3: Sketch Constraints And Dimensions

Lecture 1: Applying Geometric Constraints

Lecture 2: Constraint Inference And Persistence

Lecture 3: Working With Geometric Constraints

Lecture 4: Creating Dimensional Constraints

Lecture 5: Working With Dimensional Constraints

Lecture 6: General Guidelines For Sketches

Chapter 4: Basic Sketched Features

Lecture 1: Creating An Extrude

Lecture 2: Creating A Revolve

Lecture 3: Modifying Sketches And Features

Lecture 4: Creating Secondary Features

Lecture 5: Using Shared Sketches

Chapter 5: Creating Work Features

Lecture 1: Creating Work Planes

Lecture 2: Creating Work Axes

Lecture 3: Creating Work Points

Lecture 4: Working With Work Features

Chapter 6: Pick And Place Features

Lecture 1: Creating Fillets

Lecture 2: Creating Chamfers

Lecture 3: Creating Holes

Lecture 4: Creating Threads

Lecture 5: Creating Shells

Chapter 7: Advanced Sketched Features

Lecture 1: Creating Sweeps

Lecture 2: Creating Lofts

Lecture 3: Creating Coils

Chapter 8: Model Information

Lecture 1: Using Parameters And Equations

Lecture 2: Part Model Information

Chapter 9: Feature Duplication Tools

Lecture 1: Creating Rectangular Patterns

Lecture 2: Creating Circular Patterns

Lecture 3: Creating Mirrored Features

Lecture 4: Working With Duplication Tools

Chapter 10: Assembly Design

Lecture 1: Assembly Environment

Lecture 2: Placing Components In An Assembly

Lecture 3: Degrees Of Freedom In An Assembly

Lecture 4: Assembly Constraints – Part I

Lecture 5: Assembly Constraints – Part II

Lecture 6: Assembly Joints – Part I

Lecture 7: Assembly Joints – Part II

Lecture 8: Editing Constraints And Joints

Lecture 9: Proper Constraining Techniques

Lecture 10: Content Center Usage

Lecture 11: Patterning Components

Lecture 12: Assembly Mirror And Copy Components

Chapter 11: Assembly In Place Editing And Creation

Lecture 1: Editing And Replacing Assembly Components

Lecture 2: Creating A Component In Place

Lecture 3: Working With Adaptivity

Lecture 4: Assembly Features

Chapter 12: Interacting With An Assembly

Lecture 1: Assembly Selection Methods

Lecture 2: Component States

Lecture 3: Modeling Section Views

Lecture 4: Creating Design Views

Lecture 5: Assembly Model Information

Lecture 6: Interference Checking

Chapter 13: Creating Exploded Assembly Views

Lecture 1: Assembly Presentation Files

Lecture 2: Manual Explosion Methods

Lecture 3: Animating Your Explosion

Chapter 14: Basic View Creation

Lecture 1: Model Documentation Environment

Lecture 2: Creating Base Views

Lecture 3: Creating Projected Views

Lecture 4: Creating Auxiliary Views

Lecture 5: Creating Section Views

Lecture 6: Creating Detail Views

Lecture 7: View Modification Tools

Lecture 8: View Manipulation

Chapter 15: Dimensioning Methods

Lecture 1: Dimension Types