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AutoCAD Training Overview
The Autodesk Inventor 2008 Introduction to Modeling 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
AutoCAD Training Topics
- 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
AutoCAD Training Course Duration
40 hours
AutoCAD Training Course outline
Book 1
Chapter 1: Introduction to Inventor
1.1 Solid Modeling
1.2 Inventor Fundamentals
- Feature-Based Modeling
- Parametric Features
- Feature-Based Modeling
- Parametric Features
- Associative
- Equations
- Assembly Management
1.3 Design Intent
1.4 The Inventor Interface
- User Interface
- Feature Creation Controls
1.5 Model Manipulation
- Modes
- Multiple Windows
- Rotate, Pan, and Zoom
- Model Orientation
- Object Selection
1.6 AutoCAD Tools in Inventor
- Repeat Last Command
- Tool Tip Functionality
- Commands
Exercise 1a Open and Manipulate a Part
Exercise 1b Orient and Edit a Part
Exercise 1c Select Hidden Features
Chapter 2 Creating the Base Feature
2.1 New Part
- Grid and Axis Display
- Default Work Features
- Sketch Plane
- Sketching
- Dimensioning
- Constraining
- Direction
Exercise 2a Extruded Base Features
Exercise 2b Extruded Base Features II
Exercise 2c Create Additional Parts
Chapter 3 Sketching Geometry
3.1 Sketch Geometry
- Tangent Arc using a Line
- Construction Entities
- Slice Graphics
- Trim
- Extend
- Mirror
- Fillets and Chamfers
- Assigning Constraints
- Examples of Applying Constraints
- Controlling Constraints
- Deleting Constraints
- Center Dimensions
- Radius/Diameter Dimensions
- Angular Dimensions
- Revolved Sketch Dimensions
- Tangent Dimensions
Exercise 3a Apply Constraints
Exercise 3b Create Sketched Geometry I
Exercise 3c Create Sketched Geometry II
Chapter 4 Additional Sketching Tools
4.1 Advanced Editing Tools
- Move
- Copy
- Copy and Paste
- Rotate
- Split
- Scale
- Stretch
4.2 Using Existing Geometry
- Offset
- Projected Geometry
- Insert AutoCAD File
- Share Sketch
- Show/Hide Dimensions of a Sketch
4.3 Geometry Formatting Tools
4.4 Over-Dimensioned Sketches
4.5 Sketch Preferences
- Sketch Tab
- Part Tab
- Sketch Grid Settings
Exercise 4a Sketch Editing Tools
Exercise 4b Create Sketch Geometry
Exercise 4c Copy and Paste a Sketch
Exercise 4d Manipulating Entities (Optional)
Chapter 5 Creating Pick and Place Features
5.1 Edge Chamfer
5.2 Constant Fillets
5.3 Variable Fillets
5.4 Face Fillets
5.5 Full Round Fillets
5.6 Straight Holes
5.7 Editing Pick and Place Features
Exercise 5a Add Pick and Place Features
Exercise 5b Create a Coaxial Hole
Exercise 5c Add Fillets
Exercise 5d Adding Pick & Place Features (Optional)
Chapter 6 Sketched Secondary Features
6.1 Extruded Secondary Features
6.2 Revolved Secondary Features
6.3 Editing Sketched Secondary Features
6.4 Creation Sequence
Exercise 6a Create a Sketched Revolve
Exercise 6b Create Sketched Extrusions I
Exercise 6c Create Sketched Extrusions II
Exercise 6d Create Sketched Extrusions III
Chapter 7 Work Features
7.1 Work Planes
7.2 Work Axes
7.3 Work Points
Exercise 7a Create Work Features
Exercise 7b Work Features and Geometry
Exercise 7c Work Features and Geometry II (Optional)
Chapter 8 Equations
8.1 Equations
8.2 Parameters
- Model Parameters
- User-Defined Parameters
- Parameter Notes
Exercise 8a Add Equations
Exercise 8b Add Parameters
Chapter 9 Additional Features and Functions
9.1 Threads
9.2 Face Draft
9.3 Split a Face or Part
9.4 Shells
9.5 Ribs
9.6 Reorder Features
9.7 Insert Features
9.8 Suppress Features
Exercise 9a Create Shell and Ribs
Exercise 9b Splitting a Face
Exercise 9c Create Additional Features
Exercise 9d Shelling (Optional)
- Chapter 10 Sweep Features
10.1 Sweep Features
Exercise 10a Creating a Swept Cut
Exercise 10b Dipstick
Exercise 10c Create Swept Features (Optional)
Chapter 11 Loft Features
11.1 Loft Features
Exercise 11a Creating Lofts
Exercise 11b Creating a Sweep and Loft
Exercise 11c Hand Weight (Optional)
Chapter 12 Duplication Tools
12.1 Rectangular Sketch Patterns
12.2 Circular Sketch Patterns
12.3 Rectangular Feature Patterns
12.4 Circular Feature Patterns
12.5 Mirror Parts or Features
12.6 Manipulate Patterns and Mirror Features
- Suppress Patterns
- Edit Patterns
- Delete Patterns
Exercise 12a Pattern Features
Exercise 12b Mirror a Model
Exercise 12c Copy and Mirror Features
Chapter 13 Feature Relationships
13.1 Establish Relationships
- Pick and Place Features
- Sketched Features
13.2 Control Relationships
13.3 Investigate Relationships
13.4 Change Relationships
- Edit Sketch
- Redefine
- Show Dimensions
- Edit Feature
- Delete Features
Exercise 13a Change Feature Relationships
Exercise 13b Delete a Sketch Plane
Chapter 14 Fixing Problems
14.1 Sketch Failure
14.2 Feature Failure
- Sketch Doctor
- Design Doctor
Exercise 14a Resolve Sketch Problems
Exercise 14b Resolve Feature Failure I
Exercise 14c Resolve Feature Failure II
Appendix A Sketch Geometry Creation Options
A.1 Sketch Geometry Creation Options
Appendix B Sketch Editing Options
B.1 Sketch Editing Options
Appendix C Sketch Constraint Options
C.1 Sketch Constraint Options
Appendix D Dimension Type Options
D.1 Dimension Type Options
Appendix E Additional Exercises
Exercise E1 Create Sketched Secondary Geometry
Exercise E2 Create Parts
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