Complete Industry Oriented Program On Solid Works

About Complete Industry Oriented Program On Solid Works

Course Has been created to provide the CAD knowledge in the Industrial Level, This course has been created exactly how the industry projects will be executed to produce Quality products to the Clients. I am sure after taking this course with proper practice with the material provided in the course the students can execute the Operations as per the industry needs. While Explaining the Part Modelling and Drafting Manufacturing methods has been explained clearly and how a designer should adopt his design methods according to the manufacturer needs. Apart from the Design for manufacturing and design for assembly this method of Designing can be followed to produce even automation works also.

Curriculum

Sketcher

1. Introduction 2. Mouse Controls 3. Different Sketch Profiles 4. Copy of the sketch 5. Patterns of the Sketch 6. Constrains 7. Dimensions 8. Trim Command 9. Notes Creation 10. Sketch Practice

Part Design

1. Method of Design for Manufacturing 2. Extruded Boss and Extruded Cut 3. Revolved Boss 4. Revolved Cut 5. Sweep Boss 6. Sweep Cut 7. Lofted Boss 8. Lofted Cut 9. Boundary Boss 10. Boundary Cut 11. General Hole creation Method 12. Threaded Holes 13. External Threads 14. Fillet and Chamfers 15. Types of Fillet and Chamfer 16. Pattern and its Types 17. Linear Pattern 18. Circular Pattern 19. Sketch Driven Pattern 20. Rib Supports 21. Draft Modelling 22. Thin or Thick Shell 23. Mirror of the Features 24. Different type of Plane Creation Methods 25. Helix and Spiral Curves 26. Different Configurations 27. Part Modelling Practice 28. Design Table for Multiple Configurations 29. Part model Comparison at Different Revisions

Assembly

1. Introduction to Assembly 2. Base Component Import 3. Fixing the Base Component 4. Child component Assembly method 5. Using Different constrains 6. Different Patterns in Assembly 7. Linear Pattern in Assembly 8. Circular Pattern in Assembly 9. Copy of Child Components 10. Bill of Materials 11. Hiding a component 12. Making a Component Transparent 13. Configurations in Assembly 14. Exploded View in Assembly 15. Exploded Line Sketch in Assembly 16. Assembly Features 17. Assembly Practice

Drafting/Detailing

1. Introduction To Drafting 2. Selecting Sheet Its Size and Sheet Standards 3. Choosing the Model to Details 4. Standard Views Creation Methods 5. Model Views/ Custom Views 6. Section Views 7. Detail Views 8. Broken View 9. Broken Out View 10. Crop View 11. Auxiliary View 12. Smart Dimensions 13. Dimension Types 14. Base Line Dimension 15. Chain Dimension 16. Ordinate Dimension 17. Model Dimension 18. Notes and Spell Check 19. Surface Finish 20. Hole Call Out 21. GD&T and Datum Features 22. Center Mark & Center Line 23. Blocks and Hatching 24. Revision Symbols and Tables 25. Assembly Drafting 26. Ballooning 27. Weld Symbols 28. Drafting Practice 29. Quality Checking 30. Drawings Comparison at Different Revisions