Engineering Office for Technology and Software Services Academy
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to SolidWorks, covering 3D modeling, technical drawing, and basic simulation. It is designed for beginners and aspiring mechanical designers looking to master essential CAD skills.
Mechanical Engineers
Product Designers
Students and hobbyists in 3D CAD
4 Weeks (12 sessions, 3 sessions/week)
2 hours per session
Total: 24 Hours
Learn SolidWorks interface and core 3D modeling tools
Design mechanical parts and assemblies
Create accurate technical drawings
Perform basic simulations using built-in tools
Navigating the SolidWorks interface
Creating 2D sketches and constraints
Extruding, revolving, and generating 3D geometry
Applying advanced features: Fillet, Chamfer, Shell
Creating patterns: Linear, Circular, Mirror
Editing models and using the FeatureManager Tree
Building assemblies with multiple components
Applying mates and constraints
Conducting basic motion analysis
Creating detailed technical drawings
Adding dimensions, tolerances, and notes
Running SimulationXpress for basic stress analysis
Exporting designs to DXF, STL, STEP, etc.
Model and render a mechanical part
Create a multi-part assembly with proper constraints
Prepare and annotate 2D technical drawings
Simulate the part under simple load conditions
A mid to high-spec computer (8GB+ RAM, dedicated GPU recommended)
SolidWorks (latest or student version)
Certificate of Completion will be awarded.
By the end of this course, learners will:
Design and modify complex 3D parts
Assemble components with functional constraints
Create engineering drawings for manufacturing
Perform basic simulations to test design performance
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