SOLIDWORKS 2018 – Basic to Advanced Guide

SOLIDWORKS 2018 – Basic to Advanced Guide, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 110 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 313 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Interface and effective use of Software Be able to create Sketch using 2D Commands. i.e Line, Polygon, Arc etc.. Learn to model Part using basic and advance 2D/3D tools Learn to Create and Modify model by effective commands Learn to create whole 3D object by professional Be able to use effective way to create model by Sheet metal Learn to create even complex model by surface modelling Learn Drawing view and Layout model Be able to create Mechanism and Animation motion This course is ideal for individuals who are Mechanical Engineer or Design Engineer or Production Engineer or Aeronautical Engineer It is particularly useful for Mechanical Engineer or Design Engineer or Production Engineer or Aeronautical Engineer.

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Title: SOLIDWORKS 2018 – Basic to Advanced Guide

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 110

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn Interface and effective use of Software
Be able to create Sketch using 2D Commands. i.e Line, Polygon, Arc etc..
Learn to model Part using basic and advance 2D/3D tools
Learn to Create and Modify model by effective commands
Learn to create whole 3D object by professional
Be able to use effective way to create model by Sheet metal
Learn to create even complex model by surface modelling
Learn Drawing view and Layout model
Be able to create Mechanism and Animation motion

Who Should Attend

Mechanical Engineer
Design Engineer
Production Engineer
Aeronautical Engineer

Target Audiences

Mechanical Engineer
Design Engineer
Production Engineer
Aeronautical Engineer

SOLIDWORKS is a complete 3D Modeling Software and CAD Product Design solution. Find out why you should design with SOLIDWORKS. SolidWorks is a solid modeler and utilizes a parametric feature-based approach which was initially developed by Dassault Systemes to create models and assemblies.

Use of SOLIDWORKS:

SOLIDWORKS is easy to use parametric design modular, meaning you can easily edit the design at any stage in the design process. Real View graphics allow you to visualize your design in real-time whilst Photo View 360 can create sophisticated photorealistic renderings and animations. Choosing a CAD system that is widely recognized is very important. Due to the popularity of SOLIDWORKS, it is highly likely that a competitor, supplier or customer will be using it, therefore eliminating the need to translate files from one system to another, reducing time and minimizing the chance of errors. SOLIDWORKS is a very productive 3D CAD software tool, with its integrated analytical tools and design automation to help stimulate physical behavior such as kinematics, dynamics, stress, deflection, vibration, temperatures or fluid flow to suit all types of design.

An in-depth explanation of concepts

Every new topic of this Course starts with an explanation of the basic concepts. In this way, the user becomes capable of relating the things with the real world.

Topics Covered

Every chapter starts with a list of topics being covered in that Tutorial. In this way, the user can easily find the topic of his/her interest easily

Tutorial point of view

At the end of the concept’s explanation, the tutorial makes the understanding of users firm and long-lasting. Almost every chapter of the course has tutorials that are real-world projects.

Project

Free projects and exercises are provided to students for practicing.

For Faculty

If you are a faculty member, then you can ask for video tutorials on any of the topics, exercises, tutorials, or concepts.

Why Solidworks 2018?

Use SOLIDWORKS to design/draft your next innovation.
Demonstrate competency with multiple drawing and modification commands in SolidWorks.
Create three-dimensional solid models.
Create three-dimensional assemblies incorporating multiple solid models.
Apply industry standards in the preparation of technical mechanical drawings.

SS eAcademy Provide step by step guide to learn Solidworks 2018.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: User Interface Overview – Part 1

Lecture 2: User Interface Overview – Part 2

Lecture 3: Changing Background and Other option

Lecture 4: View Port

Lecture 5: Window Option

Lecture 6: Save and Export in Different Format

Chapter 2: Sketch Module

Lecture 1: Line Command – Part 01

Lecture 2: Line Command – Part 02

Lecture 3: Draw Line Angle and Use Trim Option in Line Command

Lecture 4: Rectangle Command

Lecture 5: Polygon and Circle Command

Lecture 6: Arc Command

Lecture 7: Spline and Ellipse Command

Lecture 8: Text Command

Lecture 9: Slot command

Lecture 10: Fillet and Chamfer Command

Lecture 11: Mirror and Offset Command

Lecture 12: Move, Copy, Rotate and Stretch

Lecture 13: Geometric Relation use in object

Lecture 14: Pattern Command

Lecture 15: Trim and Extend Command

Chapter 3: Part Module

Lecture 1: Extrude Command

Lecture 2: Extrude Draft

Lecture 3: Direction and Extrude on Surface

Lecture 4: Extrude Option

Lecture 5: Extrude Contour or Thickness Option

Lecture 6: Thicken Command

Lecture 7: Extrude Cut Command

Lecture 8: Extrude Cut Option

Lecture 9: Revolve Command

Lecture 10: Revolve Different Option – Part 01

Lecture 11: Revolve Different Option – Part 02

Lecture 12: Revolve Cut Command

Lecture 13: Revolve Cut use Into Chamfering Nut and Bolt

Lecture 14: Swept Command

Lecture 15: Helical Swept Command

Lecture 16: Swept with Using Twist Option – Part 01

Lecture 17: Swept with Using Twist Option – Part 02

Lecture 18: Object Creation Sweep Arc Project Cut

Lecture 19: Loft Advance – Part 01

Lecture 20: Loft Advance – Part 02

Lecture 21: Use Loft Command and Create Bottle Shape

Lecture 22: Use Loft Command with Guide Curve

Lecture 23: Option Menu

Chapter 4: Modify Module

Lecture 1: Fillet Command

Lecture 2: Fillet Full Round

Lecture 3: Variable Size Fillet

Lecture 4: Use Fillet Object Creation.

Lecture 5: Chamfer command

Lecture 6: Hole Wizard

Lecture 7: Helix Spiral Command

Lecture 8: Rib command

Lecture 9: How to Create Thread

Lecture 10: Unit Command

Lecture 11: Mass Properties

Lecture 12: Pattern Sketch or Mirror Command

Lecture 13: Project Curve Command

Chapter 5: Object Creation

Lecture 1: Object creation

Lecture 2: How to Make Helical Bevel Gear

Chapter 6: Sheet Metal module

Lecture 1: Base Flange Command

Lecture 2: Base Flange Command Option

Lecture 3: Edge Flange

Lecture 4: Edge Flange Relif

Lecture 5: How to use Jog Command

Lecture 6: How to use Gusset

Chapter 7: Assembly Module

Lecture 1: Knuckle Joint Assembly

Chapter 8: Advance Part Module

Lecture 1: Assembly Mate

Lecture 2: Boundary Surface

Lecture 3: Draw 3D Sketch Command

Lecture 4: Draw polygon helix

Lecture 5: Explode View

Lecture 6: Introduction of Surface modeling

Lecture 7: Extend surface

Lecture 8: Extruded Surface

Lecture 9: Filled Surface

Lecture 10: Loft or Filled Surface.

Lecture 11: Mechanism Create

Lecture 12: Pulley and Shaft Create

Lecture 13: Revolve Surface

Lecture 14: Swept Surface

Lecture 15: Thickness Option

Lecture 16: Trim Surface with Plane Option

Lecture 17: Trim Surface

Lecture 18: Use Smart Dimension and Option

Lecture 19: Warp Command

Chapter 9: Bottom Up Assembly Features

Lecture 1: Draw Sketch

Lecture 2: Create Extrude Model

Lecture 3: Sketch and Model Create

Lecture 4: Create Hole

Lecture 5: Model Create

Lecture 6: Bolt Draw

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