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Course Outline
Review of Core Concepts
- Sketch constraints and best practices.
- Refresher on parametric modeling.
- File structure, templates, and document properties.
Advanced Part Modeling Techniques
- Lofted and swept features.
- Multibody part design.
- Utilizing surfaces for complex geometry.
- Advanced pattern and mirror tools.
Design Tables, Equations, and Configurations
- Using equations to control dimensions and features.
- Creating and managing design tables.
- Multiple part configurations and design variations.
Assembly Design and Management
- Top-down and bottom-up assembly strategies.
- Advanced mates and mechanical interactions.
- Using subassemblies and smart components.
- Tips for large assembly performance.
Drawings and Detailing
- Custom drawing templates and sheet formats.
- Advanced annotations, symbols, and GD&T.
- Detail views, broken views, and exploded views.
- Managing revisions and bill of materials (BOM).
Simulation and Motion Studies
- Setting up static analysis simulations.
- Running motion studies and interpreting results.
- Basic thermal and frequency analysis.
- Simulation tips for model preparation.
Productivity and Collaboration Tools
- Custom properties and design automation.
- Task scheduler and design checker.
- Using SolidWorks PDM for file management.
- Collaboration tools and sharing options.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- A solid understanding of SolidWorks fundamentals and 2D/3D modeling.
- Experience with basic part design and assemblies.
- Familiarity with engineering drawing standards.
Target Audience
- Mechanical designers and engineers.
- Product developers and CAD professionals.
- Users seeking to enhance productivity with advanced SolidWorks functions.
21 Hours
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