Training Course:Inventor: Introduction to Solid ModelingSchool/Trainer:Future Media Concepts, Inc.
Boston, Chicago, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Washington DC, United States
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' This course instructs users in best usage approaches for parametric design philosophy through a hands-on, practice-intensive curriculum. Users acquire the knowledge needed to complete the process of designing models from conceptual sketching, through to solid modeling, assembly design, and drawing production.
Topics include:
�The Inventor interface
�Creating 2D sketches
�Constraining and dimensioning sketches
�Generating 3D parts from sketches
�Part modeling, adding and editing 3D features
�Resolving feature failures
�Placing and constraining parts in assemblies
�Assembly tools
�Model Information
�Presentation files (Exploded views)
�Weldments
�Creating drawings and views
�Annotationing drawings
�Customizing Inventor
�Establishing and working with model relationships
�Working with projects
�Emboss and decals
Course Outline
1. Introduction to Inventor
�Solid Modeling
�Inventor Fundamentals
�Design Intent
�The Inventor Interface
�Model Manipulation
�AutoCAD Tools in Inventor
2. Creating the Base Feature
�Solid Base Features
�Origin Work Features
�Sketching
�Dimensioning
�Constraining
3. Sketching Geometry
�Sketch Geometry
�Construction Entities
�Slice Graphics
�Sketch Geometry Tools
�Constraining
�Dimensioning
4. Additional Sketching Tools
�Advanced Editing Tools
�Using Existing Geometry
�Geometry Formatting Tools
�Over-Dimensioned Sketches
�Sketch Preferences
5. Creating Pick and Place Features
�Edge Chamfer
�Constant Fillets
�Variable Fillets
�Face Fillets
�Full Round Fillets
�Straight Holes
�Editing Pick and Place Features
6. Sketched Secondary Features
�Extruded Secondary Features
�Revolved Secondary Features
�Editing Sketched Secondary Features
�Creation Sequence
7. Work Features
�Work Planes
�Work Axes
�Work Points
8. Equations
�Equations
�Parameters
�Model Parameters
�User-Defined Parameters
�Parameter Notes
9. Additional Features and Functions
�Threads
�Face Draft
�Splitting a Face or Part
�Shells
�Ribs
�Reordering Features
�Inserting Features
�Suppressing Features
10. Sweep Features
�Sweep Features
11. Loft Features
�Loft Features
12. Duplication Tools
�Rectangular Sketch Patterns
�Circular Sketch Patterns
�Rectangular Feature Patterns
�Circular Feature Patterns
�Mirror Parts or Features
�Manipulate Patterns and Mirror Features
13. Feature Relationships
�Establishing Relationships
�Controlling Relationships
�Investigating Relationships
�Changing Relationships
14. Fixing Problems
�Sketch Failure
�Feature Failure
�Sketch Doctor
�Design Doctor
15. Assembly Environment
�Assembling Components
�Content Center
�Searching the Content Center
�Assembly Browser
�Saving Files
16. Manipulating Assembly Display
�Moving and Rotating Assembly Components
�Updating the Assembly
�Suppressing Constraints
�Component Display
�Section Views
�Design Views
�Selection Options in Assemblies
17. Model Information
�Measurement Tools
�Region Properties
�Model Properties
�Style Editor
18. Design Presentation and Animation
�Exploded View Presentations
�Advanced Display Options
�Perspective Views
�Save Camera
�Lighting
�Colors and Textures
19. Assembly Tools
�Replacing Components
�Restructuring Components
�Interference
�Error Recovery
20. Working With Projects
�New Projects
�Project Tree
�Library Paths
�Resolving Links
�The Project Browser
21. Working with Weldments
�Preparations, Welds, Welding Symbols, Machining Features
�Fillet Welds
�Cosmetic Welds
�Groove Welds
22. Drawing Basics
�New Drawings
�User-Defined Orientation Views
�View Types
�Manipulating Views
�View Properties
23. Detailing Drawings
�Dimensions
�Dimension Styles
�Parts List
�Balloons
�Styles and Standards
�Drawing Sheet Preferences
24. Drawing Annotations
�Text
�Symbols
�Hole and Thread Notes
�Chamfer Notes
�Center Marks and Centerlines
25. Customizing Inventor
�Application Options
�Document Settings
�File Properties
26. Creating Emboss and Decal Features
�Emboss Features
�Decal Features
27. Chapter 27 Introduction to Sheet Metal Modeling
�Sheet Metal Concepts
�Sheet Metal Terminology
�Sheet Metal Environment
�Sheet Metal Design Process ...''
Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.fmctraining.com/
Phone:212.233.3500
School Address:
299 Broadway
Suite 1510
New York, NY 10007,USA
Tel: 212.233.3500
43 Thorndike Street
Cambridge, MA 02141,USA
Tel: 617.621.1155
325 Chestnut Street
Suite 220
Philadelphia, PA 19106,USA
Tel: 215.922.2500
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