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Autodesk Inventor 2022: Introduction to Solid Modeling Course Overview
Vinsys’ Autodesk Inventor Introduction to Solid Modeling training provides key skills/knowledge for designing models using the Inventor software. It starts by explaining conceptual sketching, solid modeling, and then moves to assembly design and drawing production.
Course Curriculum
Objectives
- Learn the Autodesk Inventor interface.
- Create/Constrain/Dimension 2D Sketches.
- Create/Edit the Solid Base 3D Feature from a Sketch.
- Create/Edit Secondary Solid Features that are Sketched/Placed.
- Create Equations and Work with Parameters.
- Manipulate the Display of the Model.
- Resolve Feature Failures.
- Duplicate Geometry in the Model.
- Place/Constrain/Connect Parts in Assemblies.
- Manipulate the Display of Components in an Assembly.
- Obtain Model Measurements and Property Information.
- Create Presentation Files (exploded views).
- Modify/Analyze the Components in an Assembly.
- Simulate Motion in an Assembly.
- Create Parts/Features in Assemblies.
- Create/Edit an Assembly Bill of Materials.
- Work with Projects.
- Create/Annotate Drawings and Views.
- Customize the Autodesk Inventor Environment.
Audience
- Mechanical Engineers, Draftsmen, and Designers.
Prerequisites
- Access to the 2022 version of Autodesk Inventor.
- A background in the drafting of 3D parts.
- Experience with Microsoft Windows.
Training Options
ONLINE TRAINING
Virtual Instructor-led Sessions
- Autodesk-approved Subject-matter Experts
- Authorized Material
- Instructor led Online Training
- 24*7 leaner assistance and support
CORPORATE TRAINING
Per Teams’ Requirements
- Domain-customization
- ROI-optimization + Group Discounts
- Instructor Led Skill Development Program
- 24*7 Learner Assistance and Support
Course Outline
- Get Started with Inventor.
- Inventor Interface.
- Model Orientation/Display.
- Selection Techniques.
- Create a New Part File.
- Sketched Base Features.
- Edit Sketched Features.
- Advanced Sketching Entities.
- Basic Sketch Editing Tools.
- Add/Modify Sketch Constraints.
- Advanced Dimensioning Techniques.
- Advanced Sketch Editing Tools.
- Rectangular/Circular Sketch Patterns.
- Sketch Preferences.
- Offsetting Sketch Geometry.
- Project Geometry.
- Share a Sketch.
- Sketch with Dynamic/Precise Input.
- Use AutoCAD Data in Inventor.
- Edge Chamfers.
- Constant/Variable Fillets.
- Face Fillets.
- Full Round Fillets.
- Holes/Threads.
- Edit Pick/Place Features.
- Create Sequence.
- Work Planes/Axes/Points.
- Create Equations.
- Model/User Parameters.
- Create Drafts.
- Split a Face/Part.
- Shells.
- Ribs.
- Reorder Features.
- Insert Features.
- Suppress Features.
- Section Part Models.
- Part Design Views.
- Sketch/Feature Failure.
- Create Rail and Center Line Lofts.
- Set Conditions/Transitions for Lofts.
- Rectangular/Circular Feature Patterns.
- Sketched Driven Patterns.
- Mirror Parts or Solids.
- Manipulate Patterns.
- Establish/Control Feature Relationships.
- Investigate Feature Relationships.
- Change Feature Relationships.
- Assemble Components Using Constraints.
- Assemble Mini-Toolbar.
- Content Center.
- Assembly Browser.
- Save Assembly Files.
- Assemble Components Utilizing Joints.
- Move/Rotate Assembly Components.
- Suppress Constraints.
- Control Assembly Component Display.
- Section Assembly Models.
- Assembly Design Views.
- Assembly Selection Filters.
- Measurement Tools.
- Model Material and Appearance Settings.
- Get Started.
- Storyboards Animations.
- Snapshot Views.
- Publish Presentation Files.
- Replace/Duplicate Components.
- Restructure Components.
- Drive Constraints.
- Contact Solver.
- Interference Detection.
- Error Recovery.
- Create Parts in an Assembly.
- Create Assembly Features.
- Create Virtual Components.
- Create a Bill of Materials.
- Instance Properties in BOM.
- Project Files.
- Resolve Links.
- Create a New Drawing.
- Base and Project Views.
- Additional Drawing Views.
- Manipulate Views.
- Add Dimensions to Drawing Views.
- Draw Sheets.
- Parts List.
- Draw Balloons.
- Styles/Standards.
- Draw View Hatching.
- Draw Text.
- Symbols.
- Hole and Thread Notes.
- Chamfer Notes.
- Center Marks and Center Lines.
- Hole Tables.
- Revision Tables and Tags.
- Application Options.
- Document Settings.
- File Properties.
- Change Part Units.
- Inventor User Interface Customization.
Course Reviews
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FAQ's
Solid modeling can be described as a set of principles used for mathematical and computer modeling of three-dimensional solids.
It's a methodology where features like building elements and engineering components are shaped as per algorithmic processes and not designed directly.
For ensuring compatibility and a streamlined learning process.
The content and practices covered in the Autodesk Inventor 2022 Introduction to Solid Modeling training are incompatible with previous versions.
Vinsys is an industry-acknowledged Corporate/Individual training provider, an Autodesk-authorized center with Autodesk certified instructors (ACIs) and seasoned experts sharing the official curriculum. Our instructor-led Inventor 2022 online training, skill-development programs, and 24*7 learner support ensure the most in-depth upskilling experience, necessary for maximizing Inventor Solid Modeling advantages.
Yes, an Autodesk Inventor training completion certificate.
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