Basics on Autodesk Inventor
Basics on Autodesk Inventor
Published 5/2024
Duration: 2h26m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.18 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
CAD Basics
What you'll learn
People would be able to grasp CAD concepts enabling them to navigate the CAD environment confidently.
People would be able to draw and modify basic 2D shapes like lines, circles, rectangles, and polygons.
People would be able to extrude and revolve features converting 2D sketches into 3D models
People can understand the basics of creating assemblies, including the alignment and mating of multiple components.
People can also get a grasp on adding materials as well as renders to parts/assemblies.
Requirements
Access to Autodesk Inventor
Description
This course covers the basics of Autodesk Inventor and provides a look into CAD. It is designed for beginners who wish to gain a better understanding of CAD features and applications. Whether you're an aspiring engineer, architect, or product designer, this course will help you gain useful skills for creating precise and detailed digital models.
Throughout the course, you will learn different aspects of Inventor. You will begin by looking at sketching and then turning the sketches into 3D models. In addition to the individual parts, you will look at assemblies and drawings. With the downloadable models available for several of the lectures, the lessons can be followed rather easily.
In addition to technical skills, the course looks at adding materials with different surface finishes. The details added to the part surfaces and final renders of parts were able to be created from the designs. You will discover how CAD can simplify the design process as well as improve communication through detailed visual representations and enhance the overall quality of your work. By the end of this course, you will be proficient in the fundamental techniques of CAD, ready to take on more advanced topics or apply your new skills in various professional contexts.
Who this course is for:
For those who have a passion for CAD and are wanting to learn the basics for Inventor
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What you'll learn
People would be able to grasp CAD concepts enabling them to navigate the CAD environment confidently.
People would be able to draw and modify basic 2D shapes like lines, circles, rectangles, and polygons.
People would be able to extrude and revolve features converting 2D sketches into 3D models
People can understand the basics of creating assemblies, including the alignment and mating of multiple components.
People can also get a grasp on adding materials as well as renders to parts/assemblies.
Requirements
Access to Autodesk Inventor
Description
This course covers the basics of Autodesk Inventor and provides a look into CAD. It is designed for beginners who wish to gain a better understanding of CAD features and applications. Whether you're an aspiring engineer, architect, or product designer, this course will help you gain useful skills for creating precise and detailed digital models.
Throughout the course, you will learn different aspects of Inventor. You will begin by looking at sketching and then turning the sketches into 3D models. In addition to the individual parts, you will look at assemblies and drawings. With the downloadable models available for several of the lectures, the lessons can be followed rather easily.
In addition to technical skills, the course looks at adding materials with different surface finishes. The details added to the part surfaces and final renders of parts were able to be created from the designs. You will discover how CAD can simplify the design process as well as improve communication through detailed visual representations and enhance the overall quality of your work. By the end of this course, you will be proficient in the fundamental techniques of CAD, ready to take on more advanced topics or apply your new skills in various professional contexts.
Who this course is for:
For those who have a passion for CAD and are wanting to learn the basics for Inventor
More Info
