Autodesk Inventor Basic Training

Autodesk Inventor Basic Training

Introduction:
Autodesk Inventor Basic Training is designed for new and beginner Autodesk
Inventor users who want to learn the essential tool and principles of 3D parametric
part design, assembly design and creating production-ready part assembly drawings
using Autodesk Inventor. The course is designed to give students an excellent
foundation to understand and familiarize with the features and commands of
Inventor.

Objectives:
After completing this courseware, students will be able to:
Utilize the Design Support system and on line help
Create, Constrain, and Edit sketched features
Effectively work with Construction Planes, Axes and Points
Fillets, Chamfers, Shells and Patterns
Create Views, Sheets, Title blocks, and edit part drawings
Use Assembly modeling to Create, Place and Constrain components
Design and sketch adaptive parts with features and occurrences
Manage model data using Templates and Design Assistant
Exchange model data by Linking, Translating and Importing

Course Details
Autodesk Inventor Basic Training
Manual Autodesk Inventor Basic User Guide
Duration 2 days
Times 10.00 am 5.00 pm

Venue TBC

Trainees are entitled to get 2 months e-mail & phone support from us to
Support
help with any post-training issues.

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Course Outline
Parametric Part Design and Basic Sketching
Create a Parametric Part
Create 2D Sketches
Constrain Sketches
Dimension Sketches
Basic Shape Design
Create Extruded Features
Create Revolved Features
Create a Part Using Construction and Reference Geometry
Edit Parametric Parts
Create Parameters and Equations
Create Work Planes
Create Work Axes
Create Sweep Features
Create and Edit a Loft Feature
Detailed Shape Design
Create Chamfers
Create Fillets
Create Holes and Thread
Create Pattern Features
Mirror Part Features
Create and Edit Shell features
Create a web
Create a Rib
Assembly Design Overview
Use the Assembly Environment

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Placing, Creating and Constraining Components
Place Components in an Assembly
Constrain Components
Use Content Center Data
Create Components Patterns
Create Components in an Assembly
Basic View Creation
Use the Drawing Creation Environment
Create and Edit Base and Projected Views
Create and Edit Section Views
Create and Edit Detail Views
Create and Edit Broken Views
Manage Views
Dimension, Annotations, and Tables
Dimension a Drawing View
Create General Dimensions
Create Baseline Dimensions
Create Ordinate Dimensions
Create and Edit Hole Notes
Create and Edit Hole Tables
Add Centerlines, Center Marks, and Symbols
Create Revision Tables, Tags, and Custom Tables
Annotating Assembly Drawings
Edit an Assembly Bill of Materials
Create and Customize a Part List
Create Balloons