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AutoCAD Electrical Training Course Structure

Session 1 Basics of Electrical Drawings                        30 Minutes

Need of Drawings

Electrical Drawings

Circuit Diagram

Wiring Diagram

Wiring Schedule

Block Diagram

Parts list

Symbols in Electrical Drawings

Conductors

Connectors and terminals

Inductors and transformers

Resistors

Capacitors

Fuses

Switch contacts

Switch types

Diodes and rectifiers

Earthing

Wire and Specifications

Types of Wires

Wire specifications

Labeling

Cable Markers

Session 2 Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical and Interface                   2 Hours

Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical

System requirements for AutoCAD Electrical 2023

Installing AutoCAD Electrical

Starting AutoCAD Electrical

Creating a new drawing document

Meaning of Default templates

Title Bar

Changing Color Scheme

Application Menu

New options

Creating Drawings

Creating Sheet Sets

Open Options

Opening Drawing File

Opening Drawing from AutoCAD Web & Mobile

Save

Save As

Import

Export

Publish

Sending Part for 3D Printing

Print

File Tab Bar

Drawing Area

Command Window

Bottom Bar

Drafting Settings dialog box

Session 3 Project Management         4 Hours

Workflow in AutoCAD Electrical

Initializing Project

Project Properties

Project Settings tab

Components tab

Wire Numbers tab

Cross-References tab

Styles tab

Drawing Format tab

Opening a Project File

New Drawing in a Project

Refresh

Project Task List

Project Wide Update or Retag

Drawing List Display Configuration

Plotting and Publishing

Plot Project

Publish to DWF/PDF/DWFx

Zip Project

Removing, Replacing, and Renaming Drawings in a Project

Locations View in Project Manager

Filter by Installation and Location

Search box

Details and Connections tabs

Utilities

Marking and Verifying DWGs

Configuring Catalog Database

Migrating Database to SQL Server

Previous DWG and Next DWG

Migration Data from Previous AutoCAD Electrical Version

Language Conversion in Project

Editing Language Database

Title Block Setup

Title Block Update

Updating Component Based on Changes made in Catalog

Session 4 Inserting Components          2 Hours

Electrical Components

Setting Symbol Library for Project

Inserting Component Using Icon Menu

Component Tag area

Catalog Data area

Description Area

Cross-Reference Area

Installation Code and Location Code

Pins area

Catalog Browser

User Defined List

Equipment List

Panel List

Pneumatic Components

Hydraulic Components

P&ID Components

Symbol Builder

Adding New Symbol in Icon Menu

Session 5 Wires, Circuits, and Ladders             4 Hours

Introduction

Wires

Wire

22.5 Degree, 45 Degree, and 67.5 Degree

Interconnect Components

Gap

Multiple Bus

Creating Multiple Wire Bus

Ladders

Insert Ladder

XY Grid Setup

X Zones Setup

Wire Numbering

Wire Numbers

3 Phase

PLC I/O

Wire Number Leaders and Labels

Wire Number Leader

Wire Color/Gauge Labels

In-Line Wire Labels

Markers

Cable Markers

Multiple Cable Markers

Insert Dot Tee Markers

Insert Angled Tee Markers

Circuit Builder

Recalculating Wire Size

Session 6: Editing Wires, Components, and Circuits         4 Hours

Introduction

Edit Tool

Internal Jumper

Fix/Unfix Tag

Copy Catalog Assignment

User Table Data

Delete Component

Copy Component

Edit Circuits drop-down

Copying Circuit

Moving Circuit

Saving Circuit to Icon Menu

Transforming Components drop-down

Scooting

Aligning Components

Moving Component

Reversing or Flipping Component

Re-tagging Components

Toggle NO/NC

Swap/Update Block

Swapping

Updating

Edit Attribute drop-down

Moving/Showing Attributes

Editing Selected Attribute

Hiding Attribute (Single Pick)

Hiding Multiple Attributes

Unhiding Multiple Attributes

Adding Attribute to Component

Renaming Attribute

Squeezing Attribute/Text

Stretching Attribute/Text

Changing Attribute Text Height and Width

Rotating Attribute

Changing Attribute/Text Justification

Changing Attribute Layer

Cross References drop-down

Component Cross-Reference

Hide/Unhide Cross-Referencing

Update Stand-Alone Cross-Referencing

Changing Cross-Reference to Multiple Line Text

Cross-Reference Check

Child Location/Description Update

Copying/Adding Component Override

Removing Component Override

Generating Cross-Reference Table

Circuit Clipboard panel

Editing Wires or Wire Numbers

Edit Wire Number

Fix

Swap

Find/Replace

Hide and Unhide

Trim Wire

Delete Wire Numbers

Move Wire Number

Add Rung

Revise Ladder

Renumber Ladder Reference

Wire Editing

Stretch Wire tool

Bend Wire tool

Show Wires

Check or Trace Wire tool

Wire Type Editing drop-down

Create/Edit Wire Type

Change/Convert Wire Type

Flip Wire Number

Toggle Wire Number In-Line

Advanced Wire and Wire Number Editing Tools

Toggle Angled Tee Markers

Flip Wire Gap

Delete Wire Gap

Check/Repair Gap Pointers

Editing Wire Sequence

Show Wire Sequence

Update Signal References

 Session 7 PLCs and Components         2 Hours

Introduction

Specifications of PLCs

Inserting PLCs (Parametric)

Insert PLC (Full Units)

Addressing Area

Used Area

Tag

Options

Line1/Line2

Manufacturer

Catalog

Assembly

Catalog Lookup

Description

I/O Point Description Area

List descriptions

Pins

Show/Edit Miscellaneous

Ratings

Connectors

Insert Connector

Insert Connector (From List)

Insert Splice

Terminals

Inserting Terminals from Catalog Browser

Associate Terminals on the Same Drawing

Break Apart Terminal Associations

Show Terminal Associations

Edit Jumper

Session 8 Panel Layout            4 Hours

Introduction

Icon Menu

Schematic List

Manual

Manufacturer Menu

Balloon

Wire Annotation

Panel Assembly

Editor

Properties

Terminal

Spare

Destinations, Jumper, and Multilevel

Catalog Code Assignment

Table Generator

Insert Terminals

Insert Terminals (Schematic List)

Insert Terminals (Manual)

Editing Footprints

Edit

Copy Footprint

Delete Footprint

Resequence Item Numbers

Copy Codes drop-down

Copy Assembly

Session 9 Reports       4 Hours

Introduction

Reports (Schematic)

Bill of Materials reports

Component report

Wire From/To report

Component Wire List report

Connector Plug report

PLC I/O Address and Description report

PLC I/O Component Connection report

PLC Modules Used So Far report

Terminal Numbers report

Terminal Plan report

Connector Summary report

Connector Details report

Cable Summary report

Cable From/To report

Wire Label report

Missing Catalog Data

Dynamic Editing of Reports in Drawing

Modifying Tables

Modifying Rows

Modifying Columns

Merge Cells

Match Cells

Table Cell Styles

Edit Borders

Text Alignment

Locking

Data Format

Block

Field

Formula

Manage Cell Content

Link Cell

Download from source

Electrical Audit

Drawing Audit

Signal Error/List

Session 10 AutoCAD Electrical with Autodesk Inventor      4 Hours

Introduction to Autodesk Inventor

Creating Electro Mechanical Link

Creating New Electromechanical link

Using Existing Electromechanical Link in AutoCAD Electrical

Linking Inventor Model with AutoCAD Electrical Drawing

Electrical Harness in Autodesk Inventor for AutoCAD Electrical

Creating Electrical components in Autodesk Inventor

Placing multiple pins on part

Harness Properties of Part

Creating Wiring in Harness Assembly

Creating Cable

Creating Ribbon Cable

Creating Fold in Ribbon Cable

Automatic Route

Manual Routing

Unrouting wires              

Course Info:

Total Course Duration                    40 Hours

Day Training session                       2 Hours

Total course fee                              $1200

Timing:                As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training                     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )

Hardware:           Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.

Internet Connection:      Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Autodesk CFD Training Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction to Autodesk CFD       2 Hours

Introduction of Fluid Mechanics

Basic Properties of Fluids

Mass Density, Weight Density, and Specific Gravity

Viscosity

Problem on Viscosity

Types of Fluids

Thermodynamic Properties of Fluid

Universal Gas Constant

Compressibility of Gases

Vapour Pressure and Cavitation

Pascal’s Law

Fluid Dynamics

Bernoulli’s Incompressible Fluid Equation

Eulerian and Lagrangian Method of Analysis

Differential Approach of Fluid Flow Analysis

Acceleration

Introduction to CFD

Conservation of Mass

Conservation of Momentum

Conservation of Energy

Variations of Navier-Strokes Equation

Time Domain

Compressibility

Low and High Reynolds Numbers

Turbulence

Steps of Computational Fluid Dynamics

Creating Mathematical Model

Discretization of Model

Analyzing with Numerical Schemes

Solution

Visualization (Post-processing)

Finite Difference Method

Introduction to Autodesk CFD

Use of Autodesk CFD

Applications of Autodesk CFD

How does CFD works

Advantages of Autodesk CFD

Downloading and Installing Autodesk CFD Student Version

Starting Autodesk CFD

Start & Learn tab

Session 2 Model Setup in Autodesk CFD     2 Hours

Introduction

Model Setup in Autodesk CFD

Edge Merge

Small Object

Void Fill

Ext. Volume

Navigation

ViewCube

Full Navigation Wheel

Zoom

Look At

Customize Menu

Context Toolbar

Session 3 Creating Analysis Model      4 Hours

Introduction

Applying Materials

First Method

Second Method

Third Method

Fourth Method

Scenario Environment

Material Editor

Applying Boundary Conditions

First Method

Second Method

Third Method

Initial Conditions

Applying Initial Conditions

Generating Mesh

Automatic Mesh Generation

Manual Mesh Generation

Motion

Types of Motion

Session 4 Solving Analysis             4 Hours

Introduction

Solving Analysis

Method 1

Method 2

Method 3

Solve dialog box

Solve Manager

Job Monitor

Notifications

Monitor Point

Solver Computers

Selection panel

Materials panel

Design Study Tool panel

Add/Update Design

Templates

Flags

Session 5 Analyzing Results          4 Hours

Introduction

Results Tab

Results Tasks panel

Traces

Iso Volumes

Review Panel

Iteration/Step

Image Panel

Session 6: Comparing and Visualization       2 Hours

Introduction

Decision Center

Update Panel

Decision Center Layout

Save panel

View tab

Appearance panel

View Settings panel

Window panel

Total Course Duration                    28 Hours

Day Training session                       2 Hours

Total course fee per hour:                          $50

Timing:                As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training                     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )

Hardware:           Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.

Internet Connection:      Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Autodesk Fusion 360 Training Course Structure   

Starting with Autodesk Fusion 360 (2 Hours)

Overview Of Autodesk Fusion 360

Installing Autodesk Fusion 360

Starting Autodesk Fusion 360

Starting a New document

File Menu

Preform

Undo And Redo Button

User Account drop-down

Help drop-down

Data Panel

Browser

Navigation Bar

Display Bar

Customizing Toolbar and Marking Menu

Sketching (2-4 Hours)

Introduction

Starting Sketch

Sketch Creation Tools

Sketch Editing Tool

Sketch Palette

Constraints

Fully Defined, Under-Defined, and Over-Defined Sketches

3D Sketch and Solid Modeling (2-4 Hours)

3D Sketches

Selection Tools

Solid Modeling

Create drop-down

Construction Geometry

Project/Include Tools

Advanced 3D Modeling (4-8 Hours)

Introduction

Loft

Rib

Web

Emboss

Hole

Thread

Box

Cylinder

Sphere

Torus

Coil

Pipe

Pattern

Mirror

Thicken

Boundary Fill

Create Form

Create Base Feature

Create PCB Feature

Plastic Tools

Solid Editing (4 Hours)

Solid editing tools

Press Pull

Fillet

Rule Fillet

FULL ROUND FILLET

Chamfer

Shell

Draft

Scale

Combine

Replace Face

Split Face

Split Body

Silhouette Split

Move/Copy

Align

Delete

Remove Tool

Physical Material

Appearance

Creating Volumetric lattice

Manage Materials

Change Parameters

Assembly Design (4 Hours)                       

Introduction

New Component

Joint

As-Built Joint

Joint Origin

Rigid Group

Tangent Relationship

Drive Joints

Motion Link

Enable Contact Sets

Motion Study

Importing Files and Inspection (2 Hours)

Introduction

Inserting File

Inspect

Surface Modeling (4 Hours)

Introduction

Editing Tools

Rendering and Animation (2 Hours)

Introduction

Introduction to Render Workspace

Animation

Drawing (4-6 Hours)

Introduction

Starting Drawing Workspace

Specifying Drawing Preferences

Creating Base View

Creating Projected View

Creating Section View

Creating Detail View

CREATING BREAK VIEW

Creating Sketch

Moving Views

Rotating Views

Creating Centerline

Creating Center Mark

Creating Center Mark Pattern

Edge Extension

Dimensioning

Editing Dimensions

Creating Text

CREATING note

Applying Surface Texture

Creating Feature Control Frame

Creating Datum Identifier

CREATING WELDING SYMBOL and other symbols

Generating Tables

Generating Balloon

Bend Identifier and Table

Revision Marker

Revision Cloud

Renumbering Balloons

Aligning Balloons

Export PDF

Exporting DWG

Exporting dxf file

Exporting CSV File

Sculpting (2-4 Hours)

Introduction

Opening the FORM MODE

Creation tools

Modifying tools

Symmetry Tools

Utilities

Mesh Design (2 Hours)

Introduction

Opening the Mesh Workspace

Inserting File

Mesh Preparation Tools

Modification tools

Direct Editing Mode

Manufacturing (2 Hours)

Introduction

Starting with Manufacture Workspace

Job Setup

Creating Manufacturing Model

Tool selection

Tools Used in CNC Milling and Turning

Tool Library

Machine Library

Generating Milling Toolpaths – 1 (4 Hours)

Generating 2D Toolpaths

Generating 3D Toolpath

Generating Milling Toolpaths – 2 (4 Hours)

3D Toolpaths

Multi-AXIS toolpath

Creating Drill Toolpath

Toolpath by Hole Recognition

Generating Turning and Cutting Toolpaths (4 Hours)

Generating Turning Toolpath

Generating Cutting toolpaths

Nesting

Probing, Additive Manufacturing, and Miscellaneous CAM Tools (2 Hours)

Introduction

New Folder

New Pattern

Probing

Manual Inspection Report

Toolpath Shortcut Menu

Additive Manufacturing

Additive Build Extension

Introduction to Simulation in Fusion 360 (2 Hours)

Introduction

Types of Analyses performed in Fusion 360 Simulation

FEA

Starting Simulation in Fusion 360

Performing an Analysis

Starting New Simulation Study

Simplifying Model For Analysis

Study Material

Applying Constraints

Applying Loads

Applying Contacts

Solving Analysis

Exporting Study to Ansys Setup

Simulation Studies in Fusion 360 (4-6 Hours)       

Introduction

Nonlinear Static Stress Analysis

Structural Buckling Analysis

Use of Buckling Analysis

Modal Frequencies Analysis

Thermal Analysis

Performing Thermal Analysis

Thermal Stress Analysis

Event Simulation

Shape Optimization

Electronics Cooling

Injection Molding Simulation

Sheetmetal Design (2-4 Hours)

Introduction

Sheet Metal Rules

Creating Flanges

Creating Bend

Unfolding Sheetmetal Part

Convert to Sheet Metal

Flat Pattern

Exporting DXF

Generative Design (2 Hours)

Introduction

Learning Panel

Workflow of Generative Design

Creating New Generative Design Study

Defining Design Space Regions

Selecting Study Materials

Preforming Pre-Check

Checking Preview of Generative Design

Study Settings

Generating Designs

Performing Fluid Path Generative Study

Total Duration of Course: 60 to 76 Hours

Total Course Duration:                 60 to 76 Hours

Per day session Duration:            2 Hours

Course fee                                        $30 per hour

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion.   

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )                             

Hardware:                         Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.                                            

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.        

Autodesk Inventor Training Course Structure

Session 1 Basics of CAD, CAM, and CAE            2 Hours

Introduction to CAD

Parametric Modeling V/S Direct Modeling

2D Drawing

3D Modeling

Role of CAD Engineer in Industry

Documents Prepared by CAD Engineers in Automobile Industry

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

Introduction to CAM

Role of CAM Engineer

Introduction to CAE

Static Analysis

Modal Analysis (Vibration Analysis)

Thermal analysis

Thermal Stress Analysis

Event Simulation

Shape Optimization

Role of CAE Engineer

Session 2 Starting with Autodesk Inventor       2 Hours

Downloading and Installing Autodesk Inventor Student Edition

Starting Autodesk Inventor

Autodesk Inventor Interface

Ribbon

File menu

Creating New File

Opening a file

Saving File

Exporting Files

Sharing View

Managing Project files and features

iProperties

Printing Document

Session 3 Creating Sketches        4 Hours

Introduction to Sketching

Sketching Plane

Relation between sketch, plane, and 3D model

Start 2D Sketch

Sketch Creation Tools

Line tool

Control Vertex Spline

Interpolation Spline

Equation Curve

Bridge Curve

Circle

Tangent Circle

Ellipse

Three Point Arc

Tangent Arc

Center Point Arc

Two Point Rectangle

Three Point Rectangle

Two Point Center Rectangle

Three Point Center Rectangle

Center to Center Slot

Overall Slot

Center Point Slot

Three Point Arc Slot

Center Point Arc Slot

Polygon

Fillet

Chamfer

Text

Geometry Text

Point

Sketch Modification Tools

Move tool

Copy tool

Rotate tool

Trim tool

Extend tool

Split tool

Scale tool

Stretch tool

Offset tool

Creating Patterns of Sketch Entities

Rectangular Pattern tool

Circular Pattern

Mirror tool

Session 4 Dimensioning and Constraining   2 Hours

Introduction to Dimensioning

Dimensioning Tools

General Dimension Tool

Automatic Dimensions and Constraints

Show Constraints

Constraints

Coincident Constraint

Collinear Constraint

Concentric Constraint

Fix Constraint

Parallel Constraint

Perpendicular Constraint

Horizontal Constraint

Vertical Constraint

Tangent Constraint

Smooth (G2) Constraint

Symmetric Constraint

Equal Constraint

Constraint Settings

Inserting Objects in Sketch

Insert Image Tool

Import Points tool

Insert AutoCAD File

Session 5 Creating Solid Models            4 Hours

Introduction

Work Plane

Offset from Plane Tool

Parallel to Plane through Point Tool

Midplane between Two Planes Tool

Midplane of Torus Tool

Angle to Plane around Edge Tool

Three Points Tool

Two Coplanar Edges Tool

Tangent to Surface through Edge Tool

Tangent to Surface through Point

Tangent to Surface and Parallel to Plane

Normal to Axis through Point Tool

Normal to Curve at Point

Plane tool

Axis

On Line or Edge Tool

Parallel to Line through Point

Through Two Points Tool

Intersection of Two Planes

Normal to Plane through Point

Through Center of Circular or Elliptical Edge

Through Revolved Face or Feature

Axis tool

Point

Grounded Point

Extrude Tool

Specifying Distance for Extrusion

Setting Extent of Extrusion

Boolean Operations

Adding Taper to Extrusion

Surface Mode of Extrusion

Brief Note on Drawings

Machine Drawing

Production Drawing

Part Drawing

Assembly Drawing

Component Representation Methods

Sketching Plane Selection

Selecting planes according to orthographic views

Revolve Tool

Specifying Angle of Revolution

Session 6: Advanced Solid Modeling Tools                  4 Hours

Introduction

Sweep Tool

Creating Sweep feature with Follow Path

Creating Sweep feature with Fixed

Creating Sweep feature with Guide

Loft Tool

Loft using Rail option

Loft with Center Line

Loft with Area Loft option

Changing Conditions at the starting and end of loft

Specifying Transition Point Positions

Coil Tool

Changing the coil size and Behavior

Emboss Tool

Rib Tool

Applying Draft to Rib

Creating Boss feature on Rib

Decal Tool

Importing Foreign CAD Files

Unwrap Tool

Modification Tools

Hole Tool

Fillet Tool

Face Fillet Tool

Full Round Fillet Tool

Chamfer Tool

Shell Tool

Draft Tool

Thread Tool

Combine Tool

Thicken/Offset Tool

Split Tool

Delete Face Tool

 Session 7 Advanced Modeling Tools and Practical     2 Hours

Introduction

Direct Tool

Moving Faces by Direct Editing

Changing Size by Direct Editing

Scaling Model by Direct Editing

Rotating Faces by Direct Editing

Deleting Faces by Direct Editing

Bend Part Tool

Session 8 Assembly Design     4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Assembly Environment

Placing Components in Assembly

Placing Component from Local Storage

Place from Content Center

Place Imported CAD files

Place iLogic Component

Electrical Catalog Browser

Replacing Component

Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approach for Assembly

Creating Component in Assembly

Positioning Tools

Free Move

Free Rotate

Grid Snap

Constrains

Mate Constrain

Angle Constraint

Tangent Constraint

Insert Constraint

Symmetry Constraint

Motion Constraint

Transitional Constraint

Constraint Set

Joints

Rigid Joint

Rotational Joint

Slider Joint

Cylindrical Joint

Planar Joint

Ball Joint

Grounded Constraint

Contact Set

Bill of Materials

Driving Constraint

Introduction to Presentation

Creating New Storyboard

Adding New Snapshot View

Tweaking Components

Setting Opacity of Components

Setting Camera Position

Creating Drawing View Using Snapshot

Publishing Videos and Images

Session 9 Advanced Assembly and Design       4 Hours

Introduction

Sub-Assemblies

Use of Sub-Assembly

Pattern in Assembly

Mirror and Copy

Design Accelerator Components

Components for Fastening

Bolted Connection

Clevis Pin

Secure Pin

Cross Pin

Joint Pin

Radial Pin

Components for Power Transmission

Shaft

Spur Gear

Designing Worm Gear

Designing Bevel Gear

Designing Bearing

Designing V-Belts

Designing Synchronous Belts

Designing Roller Chains

Designing Key

Designing Disc Cam

Session 10 Advanced Assembly and Design-II      4 Hours

Introduction

Power Transmission Components

Designing Linear Cam

Designing Cylindrical Cam

Designing Parallel Spline

Designing Involute Spline

Generating O-Ring

Design Handbook

Brake Calculators

Drum Brake Calculator

Disc Brake, Band Brake, and Cone Brake Calculator

Bearing Calculator

Separated Hub Calculator

Tolerance Calculator

Limits/Fits Calculator

Press Fit Calculator

Springs

Designing Compression Spring

Designing Extension Spring

Frame Designing

Inserting Frame

Inserting End Cap

Changing Frame Members

Mitering Corners

Applying Notch Cut

Corner Joint

Trim/Extend

Lengthen/Shorten Frame Member

Beam/Column Calculations

Measurement Tools

Measure Tool

Session 11 Sheetmetal Design       4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Sheetmetal Environment

Starting a New File in Sheetmetal Environment

Sheet Metal Defaults Setting

Sheet Metal Design Terms

Bend Allowance

K-Factor

Spline Factor

Creation Tools

Using Face Tool

Using Flange Tool

Using Contour Flange

Using Lofted Flange Tool

Using Contour Roll Tool

Using Hem Tool

Using Bend Tool

Using Fold Tool

Using Derive Tool

Modification Tools

Using Cut Tool

Using Corner Seam Tool

Using Punch Tool

Using Rip Tool

Using Unfold Tool

Using Refold Tool

Create Flat Pattern

Session 12 Weldment Assembly      2 Hours

Introduction

Welding Symbols and Representation in Drawing

Butt/Groove Weld Symbols

Fillet and Edge Weld Symbols

Miscellaneous Weld Symbols

Starting Weldment Assembly

Preparation

Welding

Using Fillet Weld Tool

Using Groove Weld Tool

Using Cosmetic Weld Tool

Using Welding Symbol Tool

Using End Fill

Using Bead Report

Machining

Weld Calculator

Fillet Weld Calculator (Plane)

Session 13 Mold Design            4 Hours

Introduction to Mold Design

Designing Wall Thickness

Designing Ribs

Designing Bosses

Designing Gussets

Designing Sharp Corners

Designing Draft

Designing Holes and Cores

Designing Undercuts

Plastic Part Preparation Tools

Using Grill Tool

Using Boss Tool

Using Rest Tool

Using Snap Fit Tool

Using Rule Fillet Tool

Using Lip Tool

Starting Mold Design Assembly

Workflow of Mold Design Assembly in Autodesk Inventor

Inserting Plastic Part

Adjusting Orientation/Position of Part

Adjusting Orientation of Part

Adjusting Position of Part

Preparing Core and Cavity

Part Shrinkage Tool

Gate Location Tool

Define Workpiece Setting Tool

Create Patching Surface Tool

Manually Creating Patch Surface

Create Runoff Surface Tool

Other Tools to Create Runoff Surfaces

Create Insert Tool

Generate Core and Cavity

Place Core Pin

Creating Pattern of Core and Cavity

Rectangular Pattern

Circular Pattern

Variable Pattern

Creating Gate

Types of Gates and Their Practical Applications

Creating Runner

Creating Runner Sketch

Creating Runner Model

Runner Design Guidelines

Creating Secondary Sprue

Adding Mold Base to Assembly

Customizing Mold Base Components

Cooling Channel

Creating Cooling Channel

Sketch Method for Cooling Channel Creation

Guidelines for Cooling Channel Design

Creating Cold Well

Adding Sprue Bushing

Placing Locating Ring

Placing Ejector Pin

Adding Slider to Mold Assembly

Adding Lifter to Mold Assembly

Combining Cores and Cavities

Creating Pocket in Workpiece

Mold Boolean

Removing Material

Adding Two Bodies

Changing Representation of Mold

Creating 2D Drawings of Mold

Session 14 Surface Design and Freeform Creation                    2 Hours

Introduction to Surface Design

Extruded Surface

Surfacing Tools

Stitch Surface Tool

Boundary Patch Tool

Sculpt Tool

Ruled Surface Tool

Trim Surface Tool

Extend Surface Tool

Replace Face Tool

Freeform Designing

Box Tool

Face Tool

Convert Tool

Freeform Contextual Tab

Edit Form Tool

Align Form Tool

Delete Tool

Insert Edge Tool

Insert Point Tool

Subdivide Tool

Merge Edges Tool

Unweld Edges Tool

Crease Edges Tool

Uncrease Edges Tool

Weld Vertices Tool

Flatten Tool

Bridge Tool

Thicken Tool

Match Edge Tool

Symmetry Tool

Mirror Tool

Measurement Tools

Measuring Entities

Inspecting Region Properties

Analyzing Surface Continuity using Zebra Pattern

Performing Draft Analysis

Surface Analysis

Sections

Curvature Comb Analysis

Session 15 Drawing Creation      4 Hours

Introduction

Elements of Engineering Drawing

Types of Engineering Drawings

Standard Sheet Sizes for Engineering Drawings

Title Block

Type of Lines Used in Engineering Drawings

Starting New Drawing File

Sheet Management

Changing Size of Sheet

Changing Title Block

Inserting Sheets

Activating and Deleting Sheet

Views in Engineering Drawing

Isometric View or Isometric Projection

Orthographic Views or Orthographic Projection

Inserting Base View

Sheet Metal Drawing Options

Changing Standards and Styles

Changing Projection Type and Other View Related Parameters

Modifying Layers of Drawing Objects

Creating Projected Views

Creating Auxiliary View

Creating Section View

Modifying Hatching in Section View

Creating Detail View

Creating Overlay View

Modifying Drawing View

Break Tool

Creating Break out View

Creating Slice of Drawing View

Cropping View

Annotation Tools

Retrieve Model Annotations Tool

Dimension Tool

Baseline Dimensioning

Ordinate Dimensioning

Chain Dimensioning

Hole and Thread Tool

Chamfer Tool

Punch Tool

Bend Tool

Text Tool

Leader Text

Inserting Symbols

Insert Sketch Symbol

Inserting Drawing Symbols

Engineering Drawing Symbols

Inserting Bill of Materials (BOM)

Editing Bill of Materials

Creating Balloons

Session 16 Analyses and Simulation       4 Hours

Introduction to Stress Analysis

Basics of FEA

Assumptions for using FEA

Starting Stress Analysis

Creating Study

Static Analysis Options

Modal Analysis Options

Shape Generator

Contact Options

Assigning Material

Applying Constraints

Fixed Tool

Pin Tool

Frictionless Tool

Applying Loads

Force Tool

Pressure Tool

Bearing Load Tool

Moment Tool

Gravity Tool

Remote Force Tool

Body Loads Tool

Applying Contacts

Automatic Contacts Tool

Manual Contact Tool

Preparation of Part

Finding Thin Bodies

Offset

Meshing

Mesh View

Mesh Settings

Local Mesh Control

Convergence Settings

Running Study

Generating Reports

Modal Analysis

Shape Generator

Preserve Region

Symmetry Plane

Shape Generator Settings

Performing Shape Generation

Session 17 Model Based Annotations     2 Hours

Introduction

Workflow for Model Based Annotations

Applying Dimensions to 3D Model

Changing Annotation Plane

Editing Dimension

Creating Tolerance Feature

Hole/Thread Notes

Applying Surface Texture Symbol

Creating Leader Text

Creating General Note

Sectioning Part

 

Session 18 Application Management     2 Hours

Introduction

Managing Materials

Editing Materials

General Parameters of Materials

Creating a New Material

Appearance

Clearing Appearances

Adjusting Appearance

Application Options

General Tab Options

Save Tab Options

File Tab Options

Colors Tab Options

Display Tab Options

Hardware Tab Options

Drawing Tab Options

Sketch Tab Options

Document Settings

Manage Tab

Update Options

Parameters

Styles Editor

Deriving Components

Placing Features from Content Center

Inserting System Supported Objects

Creating New File

Using File

Importing a CAD File Model

Inserting iFeature

Inserting Features from iFeature Catalog

Attaching Point Cloud

Making Part using Selected Objects

Making Components

Creating iPart

Defining iMate

Extracting iFeatures

Adding Rules to Model

Course Info

Total Course Duration:                 58 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.        

Autodesk Revit Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction to Revit                           4 Hours

Introduction to BIM

Introduction to Autodesk Revit

Downloading and Installing Autodesk Revit Student Version

Starting Autodesk Revit

User Interface

Ribbon

Title Bar

Properties Palette

Project Browser

Status Bar

View Control Bar

File Menu

Creating a New Project

Creating a New Family

Creating New Conceptual Mass

Opening a Project File

Opening File in Revit

Opening a Cloud Model

Saving a File

Exporting Files

Exporting File in DWG, DXF, DGN, SAT, or STL format

Printing Views and Sheets

Print Setup

Print Preview

Printing Documents

Batch Printing

Closing Project

Revit Options

General Page

User Interface Page

Graphics Page

Hardware Page

File Locations Page

Session 2 Architectural Designing           4 Hours

Starting a New Project

Creating Grid

Creating Walls

Creating Architectural Wall

Creating Structural Walls

Creating Wall by Face

Creating Sweep Wall

Creating Reveal Wall

Creating Doors

Loading Autodesk Family

Modify Tools

Selection Mode

Type Properties

Modifying Properties of Elements

Clipboard Operations

Matching Type Properties

Applying Notching to Steel Frame

Removing Notching

Cutting Elements using Geometry

Uncut Geometry Tool

Joining Geometry

Unjoin Geometry

Switching Join Order

Join/Unjoin Roof

Beam/Column Joins

Wall Joins

Splitting Faces

Applying and Removing Paint

Demolish

Un-demolish

Activating Controls and Dimensions

Aligning Objects

Moving Objects

Applying Offset

Copying Objects

Rotating Objects

Creating Mirror Copy by Selecting Axis

Creating Mirror Copy by Drawing Axis

Forming Corners of Walls/Beams

Splitting Elements

Splitting with Gap

Creating Array of Objects

Scaling

Trim/Extend Single Element

Pin and Unpin Objects

Hiding Objects

Measuring Between Two References

Measuring Along an Element

Creating Dimensions

Creating Assembly

Creating Parts

Creating Groups

Create Similar

Creating Windows

Placing Components

Model In-Place

Creating Columns

Creating Structural Columns

Creating Architectural Column

Session 3 Architectural Designing-II      4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Roofs

Creating Roof by Footprint

Modifying a Roof

Creating Roof by Extrusion

Creating Roof by Face

Creating Roof Soffit

Creating Roof Fascia

Creating Roof Gutter

Creating Ceiling

Creating Floor

Creating Architectural Floor

Creating Structural Floor

Creating Floor Slab

Creating Curtain System

Placing Mass Objects and Setting Visibility in Architectural Drawing

Creating Curtain Grid

Creating Curtain Wall Mullion

Adding Ramp

Adding Stair

Creating Railing

Sketching Railing Path

Placing Railing on Stairs/Ramps

Creating Model Text

Creating Model Line

Room Markings and Calculations

Creating Room Markings

Creating Room Separator

Creating Tags for Rooms and Objects

Creating Openings

Opening by Face

Creating Shaft Opening

Creating Wall Opening

Creating Vertical Opening

Creating Dormer Opening

Session 4 Project Management                2 Hours

Introduction

Creating and Managing Materials

Graphic Parameters

Identity Parameters

Appearance Parameters

Physical Parameters

Thermal Parameters

Creating New Material

Opening Material Library

Defining Object Styles for Project

Snap Setting

Defining Project Information

Route Analysis Settings

Defining Project Parameters

Creating Project Parameter

Adding Shared Parameter

Creating and Editing Shared Parameters

Creating New Shared Parameter

Creating Global Parameters

Assigning Parameters

Transferring Project Standards

Purging Unused Items

Defining Project Units

Settings

Load Classification Settings

Creating New Load Classification

Demand Factors Settings

Managing Panel Schedule Templates

Editing a Panel Schedule Template

Editing Fill Pattern

Modifying Material Assets

Analysis Display Styles

Managing Sheet Issues/Revisions

Modifying Line Styles

Setting Line Weight

Setting Line Patterns

Setting Parameters for Halftone and Underlay

Setting Callout Tag style

Setting Temporary Dimension Properties

Setting Annotation Scales for Detail Levels

Project Location Tools

Acquiring Coordinate

Publishing Coordinate System

Resetting Shared Coordinates

Specifying Coordinates at a Point

Reporting Coordinate System

Project Positioning

Relocating Project

Rotating True North

Mirroring Project

Rotating Project North

Creating Design Options

Managing Links

Managing Images

Creating Starting View

Managing Phases

Selection Tools

Editing Selection Filter

Editing Rule-based Filters

Inquiry Tools

IDs of Selection

Selection by ID

Review Warnings

Session 5 Revit Family, Conceptual Mass, and Title Block   4 Hours

Introduction

Creating New Revit Family Component

Creating Extrusion

Creating Blend Object

Creating Revolve Feature

Creating Sweep Feature

Creating Swept Blend Feature

Creating Void Forms

Creating Conceptual Mass Model

Creating Title Block Template

Creating Annotation Symbols

Session 6: Structural Designing    4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Beams

Creating the Structural Wall, Column, and Floor

Creating Structural Truss

Creating Brace

Creating Beam System

Defining Structural Settings

Symbolic Representation Settings

Load Cases

Load Combinations

Analytical Model Settings

Boundary Conditions Settings

Connections

Connection Settings

Applying Connection

Automating Connections

Creating Foundations

Creating Isolated Foundation

Creating Wall Footing

Creating Slab Foundation

Structural Rebar

Structural Area Reinforcement

Structural Path Reinforcement

Creating Fabric Area

Creating Fabric Sheet

Editing Rebar Cover

Applying Rebar Coupler

Session 7 Steel Structural Designing    2 Hours

Introduction

Creating Fabrication Plate

Creating Bolts

Creating Anchor Bolts

Creating Holes

Creating Shear Studs

Creating Weld Joints

Creating Corner Cuts

Creating Notch Skewed

Shortening beams/columns

Creating Contour Cut

Creating Notch

Creating Miter Cut

Creating Saw Cut-Flange

Creating Saw Cut – Web

Creating Cut Through

Cutting Elements

Session 8 System Design     4 Hours

Introduction

HVAC System

Defining HVAC Settings

Creating Duct

Creating Duct Placeholder

Applying Duct Fittings

Placing Duct Accessories

Converting to Flex Duct

Creating Flexible Duct

Creating Air Terminal

Placing Fabrication Parts

Creating Multi-Point Routing

Placing Mechanical Equipment

Placing Mechanical Control Devices

Basics of HVAC

Calculating CFM and Planning Duct System

Creating HVAC System

Creating Piping and Plumbing System

Activating plumbing floor plan

Creating Piping System

Creating Pipe Placeholder

Creating Parallel Pipes

Placing Pipe Fittings

Placing Pipe Accessories

Creating Flex Pipe

Placing Plumbing Fixture

Placing Sprinklers

Creating Piping Layout Automatically

Basics of Piping/Plumbing System

Practical (Piping)

Creating Electrical Layout

Creating Wires

Creating Cable Tray

Creating Conduits

Creating Parallel Conduits

Creating Cable Tray Fitting

Creating Conduit Fitting

Placing Electrical Equipment

Defining Electrical Settings

Session 9 Performing Analysis   4 Hours

Introduction

Structural Analysis

Placing Line Analytical Member

Placing Panel Analytical Member

Creating Link between Analytical Nodes

Creating Boundary Conditions

Applying Loads

Creating Load Cases and Load Combinations

Analytical Automation

Running Analysis on Robot Structural

Checking Systems

Creating Spaces

Creating Space Separator

Applying Space Tag

Applying Space Naming

Defining HVAC Zones

Generating Duct Pressure Loss Report

Generating Panel Schedules

Creating Schedules and Quantities

Defining Building/Space Type Settings

Creating Color Fill Legend

Specifying Geographic Location for Project

Creating System Zone

Creating Energy Model

Defining Energy Settings

Generating Analytical Energy Model

Performing System Analysis

Path of Travel Analysis

Generating Multiple Route Paths

Placing One Way Indicator

Placing People Content

Session 10 Inserting and Collaborating Data     2 Hours

Introduction

Creating and Managing Links

Linking Revit Model

Linking IFC Model

Linking CAD Model

Linking Topography

Linking DWF files

Placing Decal

Linking Point Cloud Data

Linking Coordination Model

Linking PDFs

Linking Image File

Managing Links

Importing Files

Importing CAD Files

Importing gbXML File

Importing PDF

Inserting Views from Other Files

Inserting 2D Elements from File

Collaborating with Team

Collaboration of Project

Worksharing Monitor

Checking History of Model Collaboration

Restoring Backup

Copying and Monitoring Elements

Copying and Monitoring Linked Objects

Coordination Settings

Batch Copying

Coordination Review

Interference Check

Sharing Views of Model

Transmitting Revit Project

Session 11: Massing and Site Creation     2 Hours

Introduction

Creating and Managing Mass

Show Mass Settings

Placing Masses

Creating In-Place Mass

Creating 3D Sketch

Changing Face of Conceptual Model to Curtain

Creating Roof on Conceptual Mass

Creating Wall by Face

Creating Floor by Face

Creating and Managing Site

Creating Toposurface

Placing Site Components

Placing Parking Component

Placing Building Pad

Splitting Toposurface

Merging Toposurfaces

Creating Subregion

Creating Property Line

Graded Region

Displaying Label Contours

Session 12: View Management       2 Hours

Introduction

Creating and Managing View Templates

Visibility and Graphics Settings

Activating Thin Lines

Showing Hidden Lines

Removing Hidden Lines

Creating Cut Profiles

Graphic Display Settings

Rendering

Applying Material

Rendering

Render in Cloud

Render Gallery

Creating Default 3D View

Creating Camera View

Creating Walkthrough

Creating Section View

Creating Callouts

Creating Rectangle Callout

Creating Sketched Callout

Creating Plan Views

Creating Floor Plan

Creating Reflected Ceiling Plan

Creating Structural Plan

Creating Plan Region

Creating Area Plan

Creating Elevation Views

Creating Elevation View

Creating Framing Elevation

Creating Drafting View

Creating Duplicate Views

Creating Duplicate View

Duplicate with Detailing

Duplicate as Dependent

Creating Legend View

Creating Keynote Legend

Creating Schedules

Creating Schedules/Quantities

Creating Graphical Column Schedule

Creating Material Takeoff List

Creating Scope Box

Creating Sheets

Placing View in Sheet

Placing Title Block

Creating Guide Grid

Creating Matchline

Placing View Reference

Activating and deactivating views in Sheets

Managing Windows

Switching Windows

Closing Inactive Views

Tab Views

Tile Views

Managing User Interface

Browser Organization

Session 13 Annotating Model    4 Hours

Annotations

Creating Aligned Dimension

Creating Linear Dimension

Creating Angular Dimension

Creating Radial Dimension

Creating Diameter Dimension

Creating Arc Length Dimension

Spot Elevation Dimension

Spot Coordinate Dimension

Spot Slope Dimension

Detailing Tools

Placing Detail Lines

Creating Filled Region

Creating Masking Region

Placing Detail Component

Placing Repeating Detail Component

Placing Legend Components

Placing Revision Cloud

Creating Detail Group

Placing Detail Group

Creating Insulation

Creating Text

Checking Spelling

Finding and Replacing Text

Defining Text Properties

Applying Tags by Category

Applying Tags to All Elements

Applying Beam Annotations

Applying Multi-Category Tag

Applying Material Tags

Applying Area Tags

Applying Room Tags

Applying Space Tags

Applying View References

Applying Tread Number

Applying Aligned Multi-Rebar Annotations

Checking Loaded Tags and Symbols

Applying Keynotes

Placing Symbols

Session 14 Macro Management and Visual Scripting (Introduction)  4 Hours

Managing Macros

Creating Macro Module

Creating Macro

Using Revit API Help file

Common Operations in Macro Manager

Setting Macro Security

Visual Scripting with Dynamo

Starting Dynamo

Starting a New Dynamo Script

Creating Basic Script for Line

Creating Line with Single Code Block

Creating Solid Loft with Cross-sections and Guide Curves

Creating Path Array of Revit Objects

Path Array of Level Bound Objects

Creating Scripts with User Inputs

Dynamo Player

Session 15 Residential Building Project    4 Hours

Introduction

Planning

Site Selection for Building

Residential Land Size

Construction Type and Material

Designing

Creating Architectural Model in Autodesk Revit

Creating Structural Model of Building

Creating Plumbing System

Session 16 Precast  2 Hours

Introduction

Splitting Structural Elements into Precasts

Placing Mounting Parts on Precasts

Creating Reinforcements for Assembly

Creating Custom Fabric Sheet

Defining Custom Sheet Parameters

Creating Custom Fabric Sheet

Modifying Precast Configuration

Solid Wall Part Parameters

Solid Wall Segmentation Parameters

Solid Wall Reinforcement Parameters

Solid Wall Shop Drawing Parameters

Annotation Parameters

Generating Shop Drawings

Exporting for CAM

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 50 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Autodesk Inventor Nastran Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction to Simulation   2 Hours

Simulation

Types of Analyses performed in Autodesk Inventor Nastran

Static Analysis

Normal Modes Analysis

Buckling Analysis

Transient Response Analysis

Frequency Response Analysis

Impact Analysis

Random Response Analysis

Shock/Response Spectrum Analysis

Multi-Axial Fatigue Analysis

Vibrational Fatigue Analysis

Thermal analysis

Installing and Activating Inventor Nastran

Performing Analysis (Overview)

Applying Material

Applying Constraint

Applying Loads

Running Analysis

Session 2 Basics of Analysis            4 Hours

Introduction

Default Settings

General Options

Setting Display Options

Nodes

Elements

Post-Processing

Report Generation

Starting a New Study

Options tab

Model State

Editing Analysis

Importing from Stress Analysis

Applying Materials

Creating New Material

Material Properties

Idealization

Solid Idealization

Shell Idealization

Line Idealization

Applying Connections between Assembly Components

Basics of Autodesk Inventor Nastran

Applying Rod Connection

Applying Cable Connection

Applying Spring Connection

Applying Rigid Body Connection

Applying Bolt Connection

Offsetting Surface for Creating Shell Components

Finding Thin Bodies

Creating Midsurface

Managing Structural Members

Applying Constraints

Applying Loads

Applying Force

Applying Moment Load

Applying Distributed Load

Hydrostatic Load

Applying Pressure and Gravity

Applying Remote Force

Applying Bearing Load

Applying Rotational Force

Applying Enforced Motion Load

Applying Initial Condition

Applying Body Temperature

Applying Temperature

Applying Thermal Convection

Applying Thermal Radiation

Applying Heat Generation

Applying Heat Flux

Applying Loads based on Analysis Results

Applying Rigid Motion (Explicit)

Defining Contact Sets

Applying Automatic Contact Sets

Applying Manual Contacts

Defining Solver Settings

Meshing

Defining Mesh Settings

Mesh Table Parameters

Generating Mesh

Setting Mesh Control

Adaptive Meshing using Convergence Settings

Running Analysis

Setting Plot Options

Contour Options

Deform Options

Section View Options

Setting Part View Options

Vector Options

Animation Options

Visibility Options

Using Probe to Check Node Results

Result Options

Loading Results

Toggling Contour Shape

Deformed Shape

Stress Linearization

Generating Animation File of Results

Object Visibility Options

Session 3 Static Analyses        4 Hours

Introduction

Performing Linear Static Analysis on Part

Applying Material

Applying Idealizations

Applying Constraints

Applying Force

Creating Mesh

Running Analysis

Performing Linear Static Analysis on an Assembly

Starting Linear Static Analysis

Applying Material

Applying Contacts

Applying Constraint

Applying Loads

Mesh Setting

Running Analysis

Performing Analysis on Frame Model

Performing Prestress Static Analysis

Non Linear Static Analysis

Theory behind Non-Linear Analysis

Role of Time in Non-Linear Analysis

Performing Non Linear Static Analysis

Nonlinear Setup Parameters

Material Orientation

Sub-Cases

Nastran Solver Parameters

Session 4 Normal Modes Analyses             2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Normal Modes Analysis

Modal Setup Options

Performing Prestress Normal Modes Analysis

Adding Concentrated Mass

Session 5 Buckling Analysis        2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Linear Buckling Analysis

Performing Non-Linear Buckling Analysis

Session 6: Transient Response Analysis              2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Direct Transient Response

Setting Damping Values

Dynamic Setup Parameters

Performing Modal Transient

Response Analysis

Performing Nonlinear Transient Response Analysis

 Session 7 Impact Analysis            2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Impact Analysis

Defining Impact Parameters

Manual Impact Analysis

Session 8 Frequency Response Analysis         2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Direct Frequency Response Analysis

Performing Modal Frequency Response Analysis

Session 9 Random Response Analysis                           2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Random Response Analysis

Performing Shock/Response Spectrum Analysis

Session 10 Fatigue Analyses     2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Multi-axial Fatigue Analysis

Fatigue Parameters

Performing Vibration Fatigue Analysis

Session 11: Heat Transfer Analyses        4 Hours

Introduction

Important terms related to Thermal Analysis

Performing Linear Steady State Heat Transfer Analysis

Performing Nonlinear Steady State Heat Transfer Analysis

Performing Nonlinear Transient Heat Transfer Analysis

Session 12: Explicit Analyses       2 Hours

Introduction

Performing Explicit Dynamics Analysis

Applying Shell Idealization

Applying Impulse Load

Performing Explicit Quasi-Static Analysis

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 30 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Creo Manufacturing Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with Manufacturing         2 Hours

Introduction to manufacturing

Roughing Process

Finishing Process

Types of Machines

Turning Machines

Milling Machines

Drilling Machines

Shaper

Planer

Electric Discharge Machine

Electro Chemical Machine

Laser Beam Machine

NC Machines

Applications of Computer Aided Manufacturing

Manufacturing apps in Creo Parametric

Starting Expert Machinist

Creo Parametric Interface

Navigator panel

In-Graphics Toolbar

Ribbon

File Menu

Search Bar

Minimize the Ribbon

Command Search Button

PTC Learning Connector

Creo Parametric Help

Navigator

Session 2 Starting with Expert Machinist         2 Hours

Manufacturing Sequence in Expert Machinist

Importing NC model

Creating Stock

Creating NC model

Modify Model

Delete Model

Retrieving Stock

Setting Units for the NC Model

Session 3 Tool Setting            2 Hours

Tooling of a Machine

Tools Available for Machining in Expert Machinist

End Mill

Ball Mill

Bull Mill

Taper Mill

Taper Ball Mill

Drill

Basic Drill

Countersink

Spot Drill

Tap

Reamer

Boring Bar

Center Drill

Back Spotting

Side Milling

Key Cutter

Lollipop

Grooving

Corner Rounding

Chamfering

Thread Mill

Plunge Mill

Multi Tip

Creating a Tool Setup

General Tab

Settings Tab

Cut Data Tab

BOM Tab

Offset Table Tab

Save tool parameters to a file

New drop-down

Retrieve tool from disk

Showing Tool Info

Delete a tool table entry

Display tool in a separate window based on current data settings

Customize Tool Parameters Columns

Checking for minimum radius

Checking for shortest edge

Checking for maximum depth of cut in the Workpiece

Session 4 Machine Setting         2 Hours

Milling Machine

3-Axis Machine

4-Axis Machine

5-Axis Machine

Use of 3-Axes, 4-Axes, and 5-Axes Machines

Machines in Creo Manufacturing

Name

Type

CNC Control

Post Processor

ID

Number of Axes

Enable Probing

Output tab

Tools tab

Parameters Tab

Assembly Tab

Session 5 Operations and Cutting Strategies                     4 Hours

Operations

Operations in Creo Manufacturing

Work Center

Program Zero

Parameters Tab

Options Tab

Fixture Setup

Process

Properties

NC Features & Machining

Face

Profile

Step

Slot

Through Slot

Channel

Pocket

Through Pocket

Flange

Slab

Top Chamfer

Top Round

Ribtop

Bosstop

Free Form

O-Ring

Undercut

Entry Hole

Hole Group

Session 6: Creating Toolpaths and Output                  2 Hours

Toolpaths

Tool path for a Milling

Tool Path Properties dialog box

CL Commands

Feed Rates

Clearance

Entry/Exit

Cut Control

Tool Path Player

File Menu

View Menu

NCL File Menu

CL Data

Tool Clearance

Gouge Check

Position Cutting Tool

Generating output files

Generating Cutter Location Data

Generating post processed output file

 Session 7 CMM Introduction                       2 Hours

Introduction to CMM and its Purpose

Adding Reference Model

Setting up a Fixture

CMM Setting

Creating Measuring Operations

Creating Measuring Steps

Probe Path Output

Constructing Geometry for Measurement

Creating Plane for Measurement

Constructing Line/Axis

Creating and Managing Option File for NC

Creating a New Option File

Session 8 Starting with NC Assembly          2 Hours

Introduction to NC Assembly

Starting NC Assembly

Using New button

Using NC button

Setting Model and Workpiece

Setting up a reference model

Inherit Reference Model

Merge Reference Model

Creating Workpiece

Automatic Workpiece

Assemble Workpiece

Inherit Workpiece

Merge Workpiece

Create Workpiece

Classify

Component Operations

Manufacturing Assembly

Workpiece Wizard

Reference Model Wizard

Session 9 Machine Setup                     2 Hours

Creating Machine tool

Work Center

Mill

Mill-Turn

Lathe

Wire EDM

User-Defined Work Center

Creating an Operation

Operation tab

Process Manager

Preparing Geometry for Manufacturing

Mill Window

Mill Volume

Mill Surface

Machinable Area Reference

Drill Group

Turn Profile

Stock Boundary

Session 10 Milling Operations                                  4 Hours

Introduction

Setup a Milling operations

Milling Operation

Roughing Toolpath

Volume Rough

Face

Re-Rough tool

Profile Milling

Surface Milling

Finishing

Corner Finishing

2-Axis Trajectory

Trajectory

Engraving

Conventional Milling

Cut Line Milling

Thread Milling

Manual Cycle Toolpath

Standard

Deep

Breakchip

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 24 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Creo Parametric Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with Creo Parametric    2 Hours

Installing Creo Parametric

Starting Creo Parametric

Creo Parametric Interface

Navigator panel

In-Graphics Toolbar

Ribbon

File Menu

New Tool

Open Tool

Save Tool

Loading backup files

Save As

Print

Close Tool

Manage File

Model Properties

Send Options

Manage Session

Options

Switching between Files

Shortcut Keys and Mouse Functions in Creo Parametric

Keyboard Shortcuts

ALT Key Menu

Mouse Functions

Session 2 Sketching          4 Hours

Starting Sketching Environment

Setting up Grid

Sketching Tools

Line Tools

Rectangle Tools

Circle Tools

Arcs

Ellipse

Spline

Fillet

Chamfer

Text

Offset

Thicken

Palette

Center line

Point

Coordinate System

Construction Mode

Dimension Tools

Dimension tool

Perimeter

Baseline Dimensioning

Reference Dimension

Geometric Constraints

Vertical Constrain

Horizontal Constrain

Perpendicular Constrain

Tangent Constrain

Mid-point Constrain

Coincident Constrain

Symmetric Constrain

Equal Constrain

Parallel Constrain

Editing Tools

Modify tool

Mirror Tool

Divide Tool

Delete Segment Tool

Corner Tool

Rotate Resize Tool

Session 3 Advanced Sketching          2 Hours

Introduction

Inspect Options

Highlight Overlaps

Highlight Intersections

Highlight Junctions

Highlight Open Ends

Shade Closed Loops

Intersection Point

Tangency Point

Entity

Applying Relations to Dimensions

Importing Sketches in Current Sketch

Session 4 3D Modeling Basics                    4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Part mode

Planes in 3D

Datums

Plane

Coordinate System

Curves

Creating Sketches on Planes

Creating 3D features

Extrude

Importing Sketches

Revolve

Sweep

Sweep Feature with Multiple trajectories

Helical Sweep

Volume Helical Sweep

Blend

Rotational Blend

Swept Blend

Brief Notes about Drawings

Machine Drawing

Production Drawing

Part Drawing

Assembly Drawing

Component representation methods

Session 5 3D Modeling Advanced              4 Hours

Introduction

Engineering Features

Hole

Round

Auto Round

Edge Chamfer

Corner Chamfer

Draft

Shell

Rib

Trajectory Rib

Profile Rib

Toroidal Bend

Spinal Bend

Cosmetic Sketch

Cosmetic Thread

Cosmetic Groove

Designated Area

ECAD Area

Editing tools

Pattern Tools

Pattern Tool

Geometry Pattern

Pattern Table

Mirror Tool

Project Tool

Divide Surface Tool

Unify Surfaces Tool

Wrap Tool

Warp Tool

Session 6: 3D Modeling Advanced-II             2 Hours

Introduction

Datum Reference

Datum Graph

User-Defined Feature

Creating User-Defined Feature

Inserting User-Defined Feature

Scaling Model

Setting Features Read-Only

Family Table

Opening a Family Table Part

Importing Part/Assembly

Merge/Inheritance

Collapse

Rendering

Applying Appearances

Applying Scenes

Real-Time Rendering

Denoise

Taking Screenshot

Final Rendering

 Session 7 Assembly        4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Assembly environment

Inserting Base component in Assembly

Constraints in current constraint drop-down

Distance

Angle Offset

Parallel

Coincident

Normal

Coplanar

Centered

Tangent

Fix

Default

Constraints in Connection Type drop-down

Rigid

Pin

Slider

Cylinder

Planar

Ball

Weld

Bearing

General

6DOF

Gimbal

Slot

Exploded View

View Manager and its Role

Appearance

Session 8 Advanced Assembly and Introduction to Mechanism        4 Hours

Introduction

Bottom-Up Assembly Approach

Modifying Part in Assembly

Creating Part in Assembly

Mechanism Design

Applying Gear Relations

Applying Cam-Follower Relation

Applying 3D Contact Relation

Applying Belt Relation

Servo Motors

Applying Rotational Motor

Applying Translational Motor

Apply Force Motors

Applying Bushing Load

Applying springs

Specifying Mass Properties

Defining Gravity

Defining Initial Conditions

Defining Initial Velocity of a Point

Defining Motion Axis Velocity

Defining Angular Velocity

Defining Tangential Slot Velocity

Defining Termination Conditions

Creating Variables for Mechanism

Specifying Termination Conditions

Performing Mechanism Analysis

Position Analysis

Kinematic Analysis

Dynamic Analysis

Static Analysis

Force Balance Analysis

Performing Dynamic Analysis

Session 9 Sheetmetal Design         4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Sheetmetal Design

Extrude for Sheetmetal

Twist

Flat tool

Shape tab

Bend Position tab

Miter Cuts tab

Relief tab

Bend Allowance tab

Flange Tool

Planar Tool

Bending Tools

Bend tool

Edge Bend

Planar Bend

Unbend

Unbend tool

Bend Back

Bend Order

Solid to Sheetmetal Conversion

Rip Tools

Surface Rip

Sketched Rip

Corner Relief

Forming Tool

Punch Form Tool

Die Form Tool

Sketched Form Tool

Quilt Form Tool

Flatten Form Tool

Extruded cut

Flat Pattern Preview

Flat Pattern

Flexible Modeling for Sheetmetal

Pull Wall Tool

Edit Bend Tool

Edit Bend Relief Tool

Edit Corner Relief Tool

Session 10 Surface Design     4 Hours

Introduction

Extruded surface

Other Solid Modeling tools for Surfacing

Boundary Blend

Fill

Trimming Surfaces

Merging Surfaces

Offsetting Surfaces

Surface Offset Type

Curve Offset Type

Thicken

Solidify

Editing surfaces using control points

Vertex Round

Session 11: Drawing       2 Hours

Introduction

Starting Drawing

Drawing environment of Creo Parametric

Inserting Drawing Sheets

Adding Model to the Drawing

Placing the First View (Base View)

View Type options

Visible Area options

Scale Options

View States options

View Display options

Projection View

Setting Projection Type

Creating Projection Views

Detailed View

Auxiliary View

Revolved View

Creating Section Views

2D Cross-sectioning

Annotations

Importing dimensions

Manual Dimensioning (Dimension Tool)

Ordinate Dimension

Geometric Tolerance

Placing Datum symbol

Inserting Geometric Tolerance

Surface Finish Symbol

Notes

Unattached Note

Leader Note

Modifying Dimension Style

Creating Tables and Bill of Materials (BOM)

Inserting Table dynamically

Inserting Table by dialog box

Quick Tables

Bill of Materials (BOM)

Generating Balloons

Session 12: Model Based Definition (MBD) and 3D Printing    2 Hours

Introduction

Annotation Planes

Annotation Plane Manager

Show Annotations

Combination States

Creating New Combination State

GD&T Advisor

Tolerance Feature

Tolerance Pattern

Editing Properties for GD&T

3D PDF Creation

3D Printing

Part Preparation for 3D Printing

3D Printing Processes

Part Preparation for 3D Printing

Lattice Creation

3D Printing in Creo Parametric

Session 13 Introduction to Sheetmetal Manufacturing     2 Hours

Introduction

Setting Workpiece and Machine

Setting Workpiece

Setting Machine

Tool Settings

Creating Operations

Part Placement

Creating NC Sequence

Generating CL Output

Session 14 Simulation Studies in Creo Parametric     4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Simulation in Creo parametric

Starting Structure Simulation STUDY

Applying Constraints

Applying Fixed Constraint

Applying Displacement Constraint

Applying Cylindrical Constraint

Applying Ball Constraint

Applying Planar Constraint

Applying Loads

Applying Force Load

Applying Moment Load

Applying Pressure Load

Applying Gravity Load

Applying Centrifugal Load

Applying Linear Acceleration Load

Running a Structure Simulation study

Starting Thermal Simulation Study

Applying Boundary Conditions

Temperature Boundary Condition

Convection Boundary Condition

Applying LOADS

Applying Heat Flow Load

Applying Heat Flux Load

Starting Modal Simulation Study

Running a Modal Simulation Study

Starting Fluid Simulation Study

Fluid setup

Creating Internal Volume

Creating Enclosure Volume

Selecting Fluid Domain

Applying Boundary Conditions

Flow Velocity Boundary Condition

Inlet Pressure Boundary Condition

Outlet Pressure Boundary Condition

Mass Flow Boundary Condition

Slip Symmetry Boundary Condition

Swirl Inlet Boundary Condition

Rotating Wall Boundary Condition

Applying Thermal Conditions

Convection Radiation Thermal Condition

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 46 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

ETABS Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with ETABS   2 Hours

Introduction

Downloading and Installing ETABS Evaluation

Starting ETABS

Starting a New Model

Grid Dimensions

Story Dimensions

Add Structural Objects

User Interface of ETABS

Menu bar

Toolbar

Status Bar

Current Working Plane

Story drop-down

Grid System drop-down

Units

Model Explorer

Model Tab

Display Tab

Tables Tab

Reports Tab

File Menu

Creating a New Model

Opening a Model File

Closing a Model File

Saving a File

Importing Files/Data

Exporting Files

Upload to CSI Cloud

Creating Video of Analysis

Printing Graphics

Generating Reports

Capturing Picture

Checking the Project Information

Session 2 Starting a Project in ETABS              4 Hours

Introduction

Workflow in ETABS

Modifying Grid

Setting Grid Options

Editing Stories and Grid System

Drawing Joint Objects

Adding Grid Lines at Selected Joints

Drawing Grid Lines Manually

Snap Options

Modifying Snap Options

Drawing with Snap Only

Drawing Beams/Columns/Brace Objects

Drawing Beams/Columns/Braces in Plan, Elev, and 3D

Quick Draw Beams/Columns (Plan, Elev, 3D)

Quick Draw Secondary Beams (Plan, 3D)

Quick Draw Braces (Plan, Elev, 3D)

Drawing Floor and Wall Objects

Draw Floor/Wall (Plan, Elev, 3D) Tool

Draw Rectangular Floor/Wall (Plan, Elev) Tool

Quick Draw Floor/Wall (Plan, Elev) Tool

Quick Draw Area around Point (Plan) Tool

Importing User Mesh as Shell Object

Draw Walls (Plan) Tool

Quick Draw Walls (Plan) Tool

Creating Wall Opening

Drawing Links

Drawing Tendons

Drawing Slab Rebar

Drawing Slab Panels

Drawing Support Lines

Drawing Design Strips

Drawing Dimension Lines

Drawing Reference Points

Setting Views in Viewports

Setting 3D View

Setting Plan View

Setting Elevation View

Drawing Reference Planes

Draw Developed Elevation Definition

Drawing Wall Stack

Auto Draw Cladding

Drawing Strain Gauges

Creating Working Planes

Session 3 Section Properties and Material         4 Hours

Introduction

Defining Material Properties

Adding New Material

Defining Section Properties

Defining Frame Sections

Section Designer

Activating Snaps

Creating Reference Geometries

Drawing Shapes

Checking Properties of Section

Defining Tendon Sections

Adding a New Tendon Property

Adding Copy of a Tendon Property

Modifying a Tendon Property

Deleting a Tendon Property

Defining Slab Sections

Defining Deck Sections

Defining Wall Section

Defining Reinforcing Bar Sizes

Defining Link/Support Properties

Linear Link Type

Damper – Exponential Link Type

Damper – Bilinear Link Type

Damper – Friction Spring Link Type

Gap Link Type

Defining Frame/Wall Hinge Properties

Defining Panel Zone

Defining Springs Properties

Defining Point Spring Properties

Defining Line Spring and Area Spring Properties

Soil Profile

Properties of Isolated Column Footing

Diaphragms Properties

Pier Labels and Spandrel Labels

Creating Groups

Defining Section Cut Properties

Defining Properties of Strain Gauges

Defining Line Gauge Properties

Defining Quad Gauge Properties

Session 4 Assigning Properties and Applying Loads             4 Hours

Introduction

Assigning Properties to Joints

Assigning Restraint Joint Properties

Assigning Spring Joint Properties

Assigning Diaphragms Joint Properties

Assigning Panel Zone Properties to Joints

Assigning Additional Mass to Selected Joints

Setting Joint Floor Meshing Options

Assigning Frame Properties

Assigning Section Properties

Assigning Property Modifier to Frame

Releasing or Partially Fixing Ends of Frame Members

Assigning End Length Offset

Assigning Insertion Points for Frame Members

Assigning Local Axes

Assigning Output Stations

Assigning Tension/Compression Limits

Assigning Hinges

Assigning Hinge Overwrites

Assigning Line Spring

Assigning Additional Mass to Frame Members

Assigning Pier Labels

Frame Auto Mesh Options

Defining Moment Connections of Frame Beams

Assigning Column Splice Overwrites

Assigning Nonprismatic Property Parameters

Assigning Material Overwrites

Assigning Column/Brace Rebar Ratio for Creep Analysis

Assigning Floor Cracking

Assigning Shell Properties

Assigning Slab Section

Assigning Deck Section Properties

Assigning Wall Section

Assigning Openings

Assigning Stiffness Modifiers

Assigning Thickness Overwrites

Assigning Insertion Point to Shell Objects

Assigning Diaphragms to Shell Objects

Assigning Edge Releases

Assigning Line Releases

Assigning Rib Locations

Assigning Local Axes

Assigning Area Springs

Assigning Additional Mass to Shell Objects

Assigning Shell Hinge Data

Applying Reinforcement for Wall Hinge

Defining Floor Auto Mesh Options

Defining Wall Auto Mesh Options

Defining Auto Edge Constraints

Assigning Link Properties

Assigning Link Properties

Orienting Local Axes for the Links

Assigning Properties to Tendons

Assigning Joint Loads

Applying Force at the Joint

Applying Ground Displacement at the Joints

Assigning Temperature to Joints

Assigning Frame Loads

Assigning Point load on Frame Members

Assigning Distributed Load on Frame Members

Assigning Temperature to Selected Frame Members

Assigning Open Structure Wind to Frame Members

Assigning Shell Loads

Assigning Uniform Load Sets

Assigning Uniform Shell Load

Assigning Non-uniform Load to Shell Objects

Applying Temperature to Shell Objects

Assigning Loads to Tendons

Assigning Tendon Loads

Assigning Tendon Losses

Assigning Gauge Properties

Assigning Line Gauge Property

Assigning Line Gauge Local Axes

Assigning Pier Force Acceptance Criteria

Assigning Objects to Groups

Copying and Pasting Assigns

Session 5 Creating Load Cases and Performing Analysis         4 Hours

Introduction

Defining Load Patterns

Modifying Lateral load of wind

Setting Load Cases

Creating Linear Static Load Case

Creating Nonlinear Static Load Case

Creating Nonlinear Staged Construction Load Case

Creating Modal Load Case

Creating Response Spectrum Load Case

Creating Time History Load Case

Creating Buckling Load Case

Creating Hyperstatic Load Case

Setting Load Combinations

Adding New Combination

Adding Default Design Combinations in the List

Converting Combination to Nonlinear Case

Creating Auto Construction Sequence Load Case

Creating Walking Vibrations

Checking Model for Analysis

Setting Degree of Freedom for Analysis

Setting Load Cases to Run Analysis

Setting SAPFire Solver Options

Automatic Mesh Settings for Floors

Setting Mesh Size for Walls

Setting Hinges for Analysis Model

Cracking Analysis Options

Running the Analysis

Applying Model Alive

Modifying Undeformed Geometry

Checking Analysis Log

Unlocking model

Display Options

Undeformed Shape

Load Assigns

Deformed Shape

Force/Stress Diagrams

Display Performance Check

Energy/Virtual Work Diagram

Cumulative Energy Components

Story Response Plots

Combined Story Response Plots

Plot Functions

Saving Named Display

Showing Named Display

Showing Data Tables

Session 6: Running Design Study              4 Hours

Introduction

Steel Frame Design

Steel Frame Preferences

View/Revise Overwrite for Steel Frame Sections

Setting Lateral Brace Parameters

Selecting Design Group

Selecting Design Combinations

Performing Design Check

Stress Information of Structural members

Interactive Design View

Display Design Info

Removing Auto Select Sections

Changing Steel Frame Sections

Resetting the Design Sections to Previous Analysis Values

Verifying Analysis V/s Design Section

Verifying All Members according to Analysis Parameters

Resetting All Overwrites

Deleting Design Results

Concrete Frame Design

Composite Beam Design, Composite Column Design, and Steel Joist Design

Overwrite Frame Design Procedure

Shear Wall Design and Concrete Slab Design

Live Load Reduction Factors

Setting Lateral Displacement Targets

Setting Time Period Targets

Detailing

Defining Rebar Selection Rules

Calculating Rebars for Detailing

Options

Setting Display Units

Database Management

Setting Tolerances

Arranging Windows

Graphics Preferences

Architectural Plan Options

Setting Graphics Colors

Setting Graphics Mode

Allowing Multiple Towers

Creating Tower Property

Assigning Objects to Towers

Displaying/Hiding Start Page

Showing Value at Cursor for Assign/Design

Showing Bounding Plane

Displaying Architectural Dimensioning

Moment Diagrams on Tension Side

Playing/Stopping Animation Sound

Defining Auto save Time for Model

Saving and Resetting User Default Settings

Customizing Toolbars

Showing/hiding Crosshairs

Showing/hiding Model Explorer

 Session 7 Editing and Advanced Structure Design                        4 Hours

Introduction

Undo-Redo Tools

Cut-Copy-Paste

Deleting Objects

Adding Structures to Model

Adding 2D Structure

Adding 3D Structure

Replicating Objects

Creating Linear Pattern

Creating Radial Pattern

Creating Mirror Copy

Replicating Objects to a Story

Extruding Joints to Frames

Linear Extrusion

Radial Extrusion

Extruding Frames to Shells

Merging Nearby Joints

Aligning Joints/Frames/Edges

Moving Joints/Frames/Shells

Frame Editing Tools

Dividing Frames

Joining Frames

Reversing Frame Connectivity

Modifying/Showing Frame Type

Editing Shell Objects

Dividing Shells

Merging Shells

Expanding/Shrinking Shell Objects

Splitting Shell Edges

Removing Joints from Shell Objects

Chamfering Slab Corners

Advanced Structure Design

Creating twisting building structures with Cylindrical Grid

Creating Tapered Building

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 26 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

FreeCAD Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with FreeCAD            3 Hours

Overview of FreeCAD

Installing FreeCAD

Starting FreeCAD

File Menu

New

Open

Close

Close All

Save

Save As

Save a Copy

Save All

Revert

Import

Export

Merge project

Project information

Print

Print Preview

Export PDF

View Menu

Create new view

Orthographic view

Perspective view

Full screen

Standard Views

Freeze display

Save views

Load views

Freeze view

Clear views

Restore view

Draw Style

Tools Menu

Edit parameters

Save picture

Scene inspector

Dependency Graph

Project utility

Measure distance

Add text document

View turntable

Units calculator

Customize

Addon Manager

Navigating in the 3D view

CAD Navigation

OpenInventor Navigation

Revit Navigation

Blender Navigation

MayaGesture Navigation

Touchpad Navigation

Gesture Navigation

OpenCascade Navigation

FreeCAD Interface

Session 2 Sketching         4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting Sketch

Sketch Creation Tools

Point

Line

Arc

Circle

Conic

B-spline

Polyline

Rectangle

Rectangle

Centered rectangle

Rounded rectangle

Polygon

Slot

Sketch Editing Tools

Fillet

Trim edge

Extend edge

Split edge

External Geometry

Carbon Copy

Construction Mode

Sketcher constraints

Geometric constraints

Dimensional constraints

Constrain arc or circle

Sketcher Tools

Select solver DOFs

Close Shape

Connect Edges

Select Constraints

Select Elements Associated with constraints

Select Redundant Constraints

Select Conflicting Constraints

Show/Hide internal geometry

Symmetry

Creating Clone/Copy

Rectangular Array

Remove axes alignment

Delete All Constraints

Sketcher B-Spline Tools

Show/Hide B-spline degree

Show/Hide B-spline control polygon

Show/Hide B-spline curvature comb

Show/Hide B-spline knot multiplicity

Show/hide B-spline control point weight

Convert Geometry to B-spline

Increase B-spline degree

Modify knot multiplicity

Insert Knot

Session 3 Solid Modeling with Part Design          4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting part design

Part Design helper tools

Part Design Modeling Tools

Datum tools

Additive tools

Subtractive tools

Transformation Tools

Dress-up tools

Boolean operation

Creating Sprocket

Creating Involute Gear

Shaft Design Wizard

Session 4 Solid Modeling with Part Workbench       4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting Part Workbench

Primitive tools

Modifying Object tools

Measure Tools

Other Tools

Session 5 Drafting       4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting draft Workbench

Drawing objects tools

Annotation objects tools

Modifying objects tools

Draft Tray Toolbar

Draft Snap Toolbar

Draft Utility Tools Toolbar

Session 6 Arch Modeling      4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting Arch Workbench

Arch Tool

 

Creating Structure

Creating Structural System

Creating Multiple Structures

Creating Rebar

Creating Curtain Wall

Creating Building Part

Creating Project

Creating Site

Creating Building

Creating Floor

Adding an External Reference

Creating Window

Creating Roof

Axis tools

Creating Section Plane

Creating Space

Creating Stairs

Panel tools

Creating Equipment

Creating Frame

Creating Fence

Creating Truss

Creating Profile

Material tools

Creating Schedule

Pipe tools

Cutting the object with Plane

Cutting the Object with Line

Adding the Component

Removing the Component

Survey

Session 7 Path Workbench       4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Starting Path Workbench

Jobs, tools, and generating g-code

Creating Job

ToolBit Library Editor

Exporting Template

Basic path operations

Creating Contour Operation

Creating Pocket Object

Performing Drill Operation

Creating Face Milling

Creating Helical Operation

Creating Adaptive Operation

Creating an Engraving Path

Creating Deburring Operation

Creating Vcarve

Creating 3D Pocket Operation

PATH MODIFICATION Tools

Creating Copy

Creating Array

Creating Simple Copy

Path Utilities

Inspection of G-Code

Simulating the Path

Post-Processing

Session 8 FEM Workbench        6 Hours + Assignments

Introduction to FEM

Starting FEM Workbench

Creating Analysis Container

Static Analysis

Frequency Analysis (Modal Analysis)

Thermal analysis

Defining Material for Solid

Editing Material

Applying Constraints

Mechanical Constraints

Geometrical Constraints

Constraints without Solver

Thermal Constraints

Fluid Constraints

Applying Electrostatic Potential Constraint

Applying Constant Vacuum Permittivity

Creating Geometry Elements

Creating Beam Cross-section

Applying Rotation to Beam Elements

Defining Shell Plate Thickness

Creating Fluid Section for 1D Flow

Meshing

Creating FEM mesh using Netgen Mesher

Creating FEM mesh using Gmsh Mesher

Creating Boundary Mesh Layer

Create FEM mesh region

Creating FEM mesh group

Creating Nodes set

FEM Mesh to Polygonal Mesh Model Conversion

Solvers

Calculix Standard Solver

Calculix New Framework Solver

Elmer Solver

Z88 Solver

Mystran Solver

Post Processing in FreeCAD FEM

Purging Results

Showing Result

Creating Post Processing Pipeline for Results

Applying Warp Filter

Applying Scalar Clip Filter

Applying Function Cut Filter

Creating Line Plot

Session 9 Tech Drawing and Image Workbench             4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction to TechDraw Workbench

Starting a New Drawing Page

Inserting New Page of Selected Template

Redraw page

Inserting View in Page

Inserting active view in page

Inserting Projection group

Creating Section Views

Inserting Detail View

Inserting Draft Workbench Object

Moving the View

Sharing the View

Projecting the shape

Inserting Annotations

Adding leader line to view

Inserting Rich Text Annotation

Adding cosmetic vertex

Adding midpoint vertices

Adding Quadrant vertices

Adding centerline to faces

Adding Centerline between 2 Lines

Adding Centerline between 2 Points

Adding Cosmetic Line through 2 points

Changing Appearance of Line

Adding Welding Information to Leader line

Working with Clip Group

Inserting Length Dimension

Linking Dimension to 3D Geometry

Exporting Page to SVG file

Exporting Page as DXF file

Applying Hatch Pattern

Applying Geometric Hatch to a Face

Inserting Symbol from an SVG File

Inserts a bitmap from a file into a Page

Turning View Frames On/Off

Selecting line attributes, Cascade Spacing, and Delta Distance

Changing line attributes

Extending line

Shortening the line

Locking/unlocking the view

Positioning section view

Positioning Horizontal Chain Dimensions

Positioning Vertical Chain Dimensions

Positioning Oblique Chain Dimensions

Cascading Horizontal Dimensions

Cascading Vertical Dimensions

Cascading Oblique Dimensions

Calculating the area of selected faces

Customizing format label

Adding circle centerlines

Adding bolt circle centerlines

Adding cosmetic thread hole side view

Adding cosmetic thread hole bottom view

Adding cosmetic thread bolt side view

Adding cosmetic thread bolt bottom view

Adding cosmetic intersection Vertex (es)

Adding cosmetic circle

Adding cosmetic arc

Adding cosmetic circle 3 points

Adding cosmetic parallel line

Adding cosmetic Perpendicular Line

Creating horizontal chain dimensions

Creating vertical chain dimensions

Creating oblique chain dimensions

Creating horizontal coordinate dimensions

Creating vertical coordinate dimensions

Creating oblique coordinate dimensions

Creating horizontal chamfer dimension

Creating vertical chamfer dimension

Creating arc length dimension

Inserting ‘ Prefix

Inserting ‘    ’ Prefix

Removing prefix

Increasing decimal places

Decreasing Decimal Places

Image Workbench

Opening Image in Image Viewer

Inserting Image in 3D Space

Applying Scale to Image on Plane

Session 10 Miscellaneous Workbench     6 Hours + Assignments

Introduction to Surface Workbench

Creating Fill Surface using Curves and Vertices

Creating Surface using Boundary Curves

Creating Surface using Edges

Creating Surface by Extending a Face

Introduction to Mesh Workbench

Importing Mesh Objects

Exporting Mesh Model

Creating Mesh from Shape

Refinement

Mesh Analysis Tools

Generating Curvature Plot

Harmonizing Normals

Flipping Normals of Mesh Faces

Filling Holes in Mesh

Closing Holes

Adding Triangles to Mesh

Removing Components of Mesh

Removing Components by Hand

Creating Mesh Segments

Smoothening Mesh Model

Decimating Mesh Model

Scaling Mesh Model

Creating Regular Mesh Solids

Performing Boolean Operations on Meshes

Mesh Cutting Operations

Creating Cross Sections

Merging Mesh

Splitting Mesh Object

Raytracing Workbench

Installing POV-Ray Executable

Starting a Rendering Project

Adding Part to POV-Ray Project

Resetting Camera

Exporting Raytracing project to a File

Performing Rendering

Robot Workbench

Inserting Robot

Creating Robot Trajectory

Adding Edges to Trajectory

Setting Default Orientation of Robot

Setting Default Values for Robot

Adding Tool to Robot

Simulating Robot Trajectory

3D Printing Tools Workbench

Converting Imperial Mesh to Metric and vice-versa

Reducing and scaling mesh by 50%

Scaling mesh by variable scale factor

Reducing mesh by 95%

Creating mesh box

Converting mesh to refined solids

Changing objects transparency

Hiding or showing the selected objects

Modifying objects to random color

Changing color of objects

Changing the line width

Turning on or off the Bounding box size

Defining Printer bed size

Defining Die length size

Defining the Scale factor

Sheet Metal Workbench

Making Base Wall

Creating Bend Wall

Extending Sheet Metal Flange Face

Applying Sketch Bend

Unfolding Sheet Metal Bends

Adding Corner Relief

Applying Solid Corner Relief

Applying Rip Feature

Creating Bend

Making Extruded Cut

Applying Forming Tool

Session 11 Miscellaneous Tools    4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Edit Menu

Undo Operation

Redo Operation

Cut, Copy, and Paste Operations

Duplicating Selected Objects

Refresh Operation

Box Selection

Select All

Deleting Objects

Sending to Python Console

Modifying Placement of Objects

Alignment Operation

Activating Edit Mode

Edit Mode options

Preferences

View Menu

Stereoscopic Views

Zoom Options

Document Window Options

TreeView actions Options

Toggle Axis Cross

Bounding Box

Clipping Plane

Persistent section cut

Texture Mapping

Visibility Options

Apply Random Colors to Model

Color per face

Workbench Options

Showing/Hiding Toolbars

Showing/Hiding Panels

Status Bar

Macro Menu

Recording Macro

Executing and Managing Macros

1 Project based on your stream of education.

Session 12 Assembly Workbench      4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction to Assembly Workbench

New Model

New Part

New Body

New Group

Edit Part Information

Import Part

Insert Screw

Insert Nut

Insert Washer

Change Fastener Parameters

New Sketch

New Coordinate System

New Plane

New Axis

New Point

New Hole Axis

Import Datum Object

Create a Shape Binder

Edit Placement of a Part

Release from Attachment

Solve and Update Assembly

Create Symmetric Of Part

Create a Circular Array

Create a Variant Part (Experimental)

Show LCS

Hide LCS

Create Part List

Measure

Add Variable

Delete Variable

Open Configurations Panel

Animate Assembly

Session 13 Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics       4 Hours + Assignments

Introduction

Basic Properties of Fluids

Mass Density, Weight Density, and Specific Gravity

Viscosity

Types of Fluids

Thermodynamic Properties of Fluid

Universal Gas Constant

Compressibility of Gases

Vapour Pressure and Cavitation

Pascal’s Law

Fluid Dynamics

Bernoulli’s Incompressible Fluid Equation

Eulerian and Lagrangian Method of Analysis

Differential Approach of Fluid Flow Analysis

Acceleration

Introduction to CFD

Conservation of Mass

Conservation of Momentum

Conservation of Energy

Variations of Navier-Strokes Equation

Time Domain

Compressibility

Low and High Reynolds Numbers

Turbulence

Steps of Computational Fluid Dynamics

Creating Mathematical Model

Discretization of Model

Analyzing with Numerical Schemes

Solution

Visualization (Post-processing)

Finite Difference Method

Introduction to CfdOF

Activating CfdOF Workbench

Installing CfdOF Related Software

Preparing Model for CFD

Performing CFD on a Model

Applying Boundary Conditions

Creating CFD Mesh

Setting Physics Model

Adding Fluid Properties

Setting Initial Internal Flow Conditions

Solving the Analysis

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 55 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Mastercam for SolidWorks Training Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction     2 Hours

Introduction to manufacturing

Roughing Process

Finishing Process

Types of Machines

Turning Machines

Milling Machines

Drilling Machines

Shaper

Planer

Electric Discharge Machine

Electro Chemical Machine

Laser Beam Machine

NC Machines

Applications of Computer Aided Manufacturing

Downloading Student Version of Mastercam for SolidWorks

Installing Mastercam for SolidWorks

Basic approach in Mastercam

Overview of Manufacturing through Mastercam for SolidWorks

Creating/Importing Model

Specifying the Top Plane

Specifying Stock of Material

Machine Setup

Creating Toolpaths

Simulating the cutting operation

Session 2 Workpiece Setting  2 Hours

Introduction

Inserting/Importing a Model

Defining Relation between SolidWorks and Mastercam Planes

Setting Planes

Creating Copy of Plane

Creating Relative Planes

Setting Work offset

Creating Plane from Geometry

Creating Planes based on Current View

Modifying Origin Location of Plane

Creating Stock of Material

Creating Stock for Workpiece

Creating Stock after Machining Operation

Applying Material

Editing Material or Creating New Material

Specifying Basic Settings of Machining Group

Machine tab

Mastercam Toolpath Manager Options

Session 3 Machine and Tool Settings         4 Hours

Introduction

CNC Machine Structure

Tool Spindle

Tool Changer or Turret

Translational and Rotational Limits

Tail Stock

Machine Definition Manager

New Machine Definition

Setting Controller

Editing Control Parameters

Editing General Parameters of Machine

Tool Manager

Creating New Tool

Editing Tool

Tools Used in CNC Milling and Lathe Machines

Milling Tools

Lathe Tools or Turning Tools

Editing Post-Processors

Session 4 Lathe Machining and Toolpaths                4 Hours

Introduction to Toolpath

Lathe Machine Setup

Adding Lathe Machine in setup

Workpiece Setup on Lathe

Tool Settings

Stock Setup on Lathe

Chuck Jaw Positioning

Tail Stock Positioning

Steady Rest Positioning

Creating Rough Toolpath on Lathe

Toolpath parameters

Rough parameters

Chain Manager

Selection Tab Options

Chains Tab Options

Creating Boundary of Part

Creating Turn Profile of Part

Finish Toolpath on Lathe

Lathe Tool Manager

Inserts tab

Type tab

Holders tab

Parameters tab

Groove Toolpath

Groove shape parameters tab

Groove rough parameters tab

Groove finish parameters tab

Thread Toolpath

Thread shape parameters tab

Thread cut parameters

Custom Threading Toolpath

Dynamic Rough Toolpath

Contour Rough Toolpath

PrimeTurning Toolpath

Rough Parameters Tab

Face Toolpath

Lathe Cutoff toolpath

Plunge Turn Toolpath

Plunge turn shape parameters tab

Plunge turn rough parameters tab

Lathe Drill

Toolpath through points

Canned Toolpaths

Session 5 Advanced Lathe Tools and Toolpaths                  4 Hours

Introduction

Pickoff/Pull/Cutoff Operation

Preparing for Pickoff/Pull/Cutoff Operation

Performing Pickoff, bar pull, cutoff Operation

Stock Transfer

Stock Flip

Stock Advance

Undoing Stock related Operations

Chuck

Tail Stock

Face Contour

Cross Contour

Backplot and Verifying Toolpath

Backplotting Toolpath

Verifying Toolpaths

Analyzing Toolpath

Manual Toolpath Codes Entry

Session 6: Milling Toolpaths                             4 Hours

Milling Toolpaths

Setting a Milling Machine

Defining Stock

Types of Milling Toolpaths

Hole making

Drill Toolpath

Circle mill Toolpaths

Threadmill Toolpath

Helix Bore Toolpaths

Start Hole Toolpath

Point Toolpaths

Creating Chamfer Drill Toolpath

Creating Advanced Drill Toolpaths

2D Toolpaths

Creating Contour Toolpath

Creating Pocket Toolpath

Creating Facing Toolpath

Creating Slot mill Toolpath

Writing letters for engraving

Creating Engraving Toolpath

Creating Model Chamfer Toolpath

2D HighSpeed

Dynamic Mill Toolpath

Dynamic Contour Toolpath

Creating Area Mill Toolpath

Peel Toolpath

Blend Mill

 Session 7 Milling Toolpaths-II        4 Hours

Introduction

Feature-Based Toolpaths

FBM Mill

FBM Drill

Wizard Holes

Surface Roughing

Parallel Rough Surface Toolpath

Radial Rough Surface Toolpath

Project Rough Surface Toolpath

Flowline Rough Surface Toolpath

Contour Rough Surface Toolpath

Restmill Surface Rough Toolpath

Pocket Surface Rough Toolpath

Plunge Rough Surface Toolpath

Surface Finishing

Parallel Steep Surface Finish Toolpath

Shallow Surface Finish Toolpath

Pencil Surface Finish Toolpath

Leftover Surface Finish Toolpath

Scallop Surface Finish Toolpath

Blend Surface Finish Toolpath

Session 8 Milling Toolpaths-III                4 Hours

Introduction

3D High Speed Toolpaths

Dynamic OptiRough Toolpath

Area Rough Toolpath

Waterline

Scallop Toolpath

Horizontal Area Toolpath

Raster Toolpath

Spiral Toolpath

Hybrid Toolpath

Transform Toolpaths

Mirror Transformation

Rotation Transformation

Translate Transformation

Toolpath Trim

Nesting Toolpaths

Sheets tab

Parts tab

Parameters tab

Additions tab

Creating Probe Toolpath

Configuring Probe

Measuring Objects

Multiaxis Linking

Session 9 Multiaxis Milling Toolpaths      4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Curve Toolpath

Creating Swarf Milling Toolpath

Creating Unified Multiaxis Toolpath

Patterns for Unified Toolpath

Creating Parallel Multiaxis Toolpaths

Collision Control Options

Linking Parameters for Unified Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Morph Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Project Curve Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Flow Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Multisurface Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Triangular Mesh Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Swarf Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Rotary Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Pocketing Toolpath

Creating 3+2 Automatic Roughing Toolpath

Creating Deburr Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Port Expert Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Blade Expert Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Rotary Advanced Toolpath

Verifying Toolpath with Fixture

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 32 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Mastercam Training Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction     4 Hours

Introduction to manufacturing

Roughing Process

Finishing Process

Types of Machines

Turning Machines

Milling Machines

Drilling Machines

Shaper

Planer

Electric Discharge Machine

Electro Chemical Machine

Laser Beam Machine

NC Machines

Applications of Computer Aided Manufacturing

Downloading Student Version of Mastercam

Installing Mastercam

Basic approach in Mastercam

User Interface

Quick Access Toolbar

Ribbon

Selection Toolbar

Quick Masks Toolbar

Managers

Viewsheet Tiles

Status bar

File Menu

Project Manager

Comparing Models

Tracking Changes

AutoSave

Repairing File

Starting a New File

Opening a File

Opening File in Editor

Merging Entities in Existing File

Saving File

Saving Partial File

Compressing and Sharing Files

Conversion Tools

Printing File

Help and Community Options

System Configuration

Navigation Shortcuts

Mouse Functions

Session 2 Mastercam Design Section: Wireframe Design         4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Points

Creating Point by Position

Creating Point Dynamically

Creating Point Segments

Creating Points at End Points

Creating Points at Nodes

Creating Points at Circles/arcs

Creating Bolt Circle

Creating Lines

Creating Lines by Endpoints

Creating Parallel Lines

Creating Perpendicular Line

Creating Closest Line

Creating Bisector Line

Creating Circles and Arcs

Creating Center Point Circle

Creating 3 Point Arc

Creating Tangent Arc

Creating Circle using Edge Points

Creating Arc using Endpoints

Creating Polar Arc

Creating Arcs Using Polar Endpoints

Creating Splines

Creating Spline Manually

Creating Blended Spline

Creating Spline from Curves

Creating Spline using Points

Converting Curves to NURBS Spline

Creating a Rectangle

Creating Rectangular Shapes

Creating Polygon

Creating Ellipse

Creating Helix Curve

Creating Spiral Curve

Creating Letters

Creating Bounding Box

Converting Raster Graphic to Vector File

Creating Stair Geometry

Creating Door Geometry

Modifying Entities Dynamically

Trimming Entities

Trimming using Entities

Trimming Entity at Desired Point

Trimming Multiple Entities

Modifying Entities at Intersection

Breaking Entities

Breaking Entity at Specified Point

Break at Intersection

Breaking Multiple Entities

Break at Points

Dividing Curves

Joining Entities

Modifying Length of Entities

Applying Fillet

Fillet Entities Tool

Applying Fillets to Chained Entities

Applying Chamfers

Applying Chamfer to Selected Entities

Offsetting Entities

Offsetting an Entity

Projecting Entities

Closing an Arc

Breaking Circle to Segments

Combining Views

Refitting Splines

Untrimming Spline

Simplifying Spline

Editing Spline

Session 3 Surface Design          4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Cylinder

Creating Surface Block

Creating Surface Sphere

Creating Surface Cone

Creating Torus Surface

Creating Surface Using Face of Solid

Creating Flat Boundary Surface

Creating Lofted Surface

Creating Extruded Surface

Creating Sweep Surface

Creating Revolve Surface

Creating Draft Surface

Creating Net Surface

Creating Offset Surface

Creating Fence Surface

Creating Power Surface

Trimming Surfaces

Trimming Surfaces using Curves

Trimming Surface using Surface

Trimming Surfaces to Plane

Filling Holes

Extending Surface

Extending Trimmed Edges

Applying Fillets to Surfaces

Creating Fillet at Intersection of Surfaces

Applying Surface Fillet to Plane

Applying Surface Fillet at Curves

Creating Two Surfaces Blend

Creating Three Surface Blend

Creating Three Fillet Blend

Untrimming

Untrimming Boundary of Surface

Splitting Surface

Editing Surface

Editing UV Flowline of Surface

Overflowing UV Flowlines

Rotating Flowlines

Changing Surface Normal

Session 4 Solid Design                   2 Hours

Introduction

Placing Solid Cylinder

Creating Solid Extrusion Feature

Planes Manager

Creating Planes Using Geometry

Creating Plane Using Solid Face

Creating Plane parallel to Current View Screen

Creating Plane Normal to Selected Entity

Creating Plane Relative to WCS

Creating Quick Construction Plane

Creating Plane Dynamically

Creating Lathe Planes

Finding a Plane

Setting WCS, Tool Plane, and Construction Plane to Current Selected Plane

Resetting WCS, Construction Plane, and Tool Plane

Hiding Plane Properties

Display options

Follow rules

Creating Revolve Solid Feature

Creating Solid Loft Feature

Creating Solid Sweep Feature

Performing Boolean Operations

Creating Negative Impression

Creating Hole in Solid

Creating Rectangular Pattern

Creating Circular Pattern

Creating Manual Pattern

Creating Solid from Surfaces

Creating Fillets

Creating Constant Fillet

Creating Face to Face Fillet

Creating Chamfers

Creating One Distance Chamfer

Creating 2 Distance Chamfer

Applying Distance and Angle Chamfer

Creating Shell Feature

Thicken

Applying Draft Angle

Applying Draft Angle to Faces

Applying Draft Angle Referenced to Edge

Applying Draft to Extrude Feature

Applying Draft using Reference Plane

Trimming a Solid

Trimming Solid by Plane

Trimming Solid Using Surface/Sheet

Generating Layout of Solid

Adding View

Removing a View

Changing View

Transforming View

Adding Section View

Session 5 Model Preparation and Mesh Design                     4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Hole Axis

Performing Push-Pull Editing

Performing Move Operation (Direct Editing)

Splitting Solid Faces

Modifying Feature

Modifying Fillets

Removing Faces

Removing Fillets

Finding Holes

Removing History

Adding History

Simplifying Solid

Optimizing Imported Model

Repairing Small Faces of Solid Body

Disassembly of Solid Bodies

Aligning Solid to Plane

Aligning Face of Selected Solid to another Solid Face

Aligning Solid Body along Z

Color Tools

Clearing All Colors

Changing Colors of Faces

Mesh Designing

Creating Cylinder Mesh

Creating Mesh from Entity

Offsetting Mesh

Smoothening Free Edges

Filling Holes

Smoothening Mesh Region

Refining Mesh

Decimation

Exploding Mesh

Modifying Mesh Facets

Trimming Mesh using Planar Entity

Trimming Mesh using Surface/Sheet Object

Trimming Mesh Using Curve Chain

Checking Mesh Quality

Session 6: Drafting                  2 Hours

Introduction

Smart Dimensioning

Applying Horizontal Dimension

Creating Vertical Dimension

Applying Circular Dimension

Applying Dimension to a Point

Applying Angular Dimension

Applying Perpendicular Dimension

Creating Baseline Dimension

Creating Chained Dimension

Creating Tangent Dimension

Creating Horizontal Ordinate Dimension

Creating Vertical Ordinate Dimension

Adding Ordinate Dimensions to Existing Ordinate Dimension

Creating Multiple Sets of Ordinate Dimensions

Aligning Ordinate Dimensions

Creating Note Annotations

Creating Hole Tables

Creating Cross Hatch

Creating Leader and Witness Lines

Creating Leader

Creating Witness Lines

Regenerate Tools

Aligning Notes

Converting Legacy Notes

Editing Parameters of Draft Entities

Breaking Drafting Elements into Lines

Session 7 Transform and View Tools                2 Hours

Introduction

Transformation Tools

Dynamically Transforming Objects

Translating Objects in 3 Dimension

Translating Objects along a Plane

Rotating Objects

Projecting Entities

Moving Objects to New WCS

Mirroring Objects

Wrapping Geometry about an Axis

Stretching Line Segments

Scaling Entities

View Tools

Zoom Tools

Graphics View Tools

Setting Appearances of Model

Advanced Display Options for Toolpaths

Showing/Hiding Managers

Showing/Hiding Axes

Showing/Hiding Gnomons

Grid Setting

Specifying View Rotation Position

Viewsheet Options

Session 8 Machining Section: Starting with Mastercam Machining                   4 Hours

Introduction

CNC Machine Structure

Tool Spindle

Tool Changer or Turret

Translational and Rotational Limits

Tail Stock

Setting up a Milling Machine

Machine Definition Manager

New Machine Definition

Setting Controller

Editing Control Parameters

Editing General Parameters of Machine

Managing Control Definition

Applying Material to Workpiece

Tool Manager

Creating New Tool

Editing Tool

Tools Used in CNC Milling and Lathe Machines

Milling Tools

Lathe Tools or Turning Tools

Creating Stock for Model

Creating Stock using Stock Model Tool

Exporting the Stock Model

Session 9 Milling Toolpaths        4 Hours

Introduction

2D Toolpaths

Creating 2D Contour Toolpath

Creating Drill Toolpath

Dynamic Mill Toolpath

Creating Facing Toolpath

Dynamic Contour Toolpath

Creating Pocket Toolpath

Creating Peel Mill Toolpaths

Creating Area Mill Toolpath

Creating Blend Mill Toolpath

Creating Slot Mill Toolpath

Creating Model Chamfer Toolpath

Creating Engrave Toolpath

Feature Based Milling

Creating Swept 2D Toolpath

Creating Swept 3D Toolpath

Creating Revolve Toolpath

Creating Lofted Toolpath

Creating Ruled Toolpath

Creating Chamfer Drill Toolpath

Creating Advanced Drill Toolpaths

Creating Circular Mill Toolpath

Creating Helix Bore Toolpath

Creating Thread Mill Toolpath

Creating FBM Drill Toolpath

Creating Auto Drill Toolpath

Creating Start Hole Toolpath

Point Toolpaths

Creating Manual Entry Toolpath

Session 10 3D Milling Toolpaths       4 Hours

Introduction

3D Roughing Toolpaths

OptiRough Toolpaths

Pocket Surface Rough Toolpath

Project Rough Surface Toolpath

Parallel Rough Surface Toolpath

Plunge Rough Surface Toolpath

Creating Multisurface Pocket Toolpath

Creating Area Rough Toolpath

3D Finishing Toolpaths

Creating Waterline Toolpath

Creating Raster Toolpath

Creating Scallop Surface Finish Toolpath

Creating Equal Scallop Toolpath

Hybrid Toolpath

Pencil Surface Finish Toolpath

Blend Surface Finish Toolpath

Creating Surface Finish Contour Toolpath

Creating Horizontal Area Toolpath

Flowline Surface Finish Toolpath

Spiral Toolpath

Creating Radial Surface Finish Toolpath

Session 11: Multiaxis Milling Toolpaths          4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Curve Toolpath

Creating Swarf Milling Toolpath

Creating Unified Multiaxis Toolpath

Patterns for Unified Toolpath

Creating Parallel Multiaxis Toolpaths

Collision Control Options

Linking Parameters for Unified Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Morph Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Flow Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Multisurface Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Port Expert Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Triangular Mesh Toolpath

Creating Deburr Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Pocketing Toolpath

Creating 3+2 Automatic Roughing Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Project Curve Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Rotary Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Rotary Advanced Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Blade Expert Toolpath

Creating Multiaxis Deburr Toolpath

Session 12: Advanced Milling Tools         2 Hours

Introduction

Creating Probe Toolpath

Configuring Probe

Measuring Objects

Multiaxis Linking

Toolpath Transformation

Mirror Transformation

Rotation Transformation

Translate Transformation

Converting Toolpath to 5-axis Toolpath

Converting to 5 axis

Dropping 5 Axis Toolpath

Trimming a Toolpath

Nesting Toolpaths

Sheets tab

Parts tab

Parameters tab

Additions tab

Checking Tool Holder

Checking Reach of Tool in Model

Session 13 Lathe Machining and Toolpaths       4 Hours

Introduction

Lathe Machine Setup

Defining Stock for Lathe Operation

Aligning Model with Machining Plane

Creating Stock of Model

Lathe Tool Manager

Inserts tab

Type tab

Holders tab

Parameters tab

Creating Turn Profile

General Lathe Toolpaths

Creating Rough Machining Toolpath

Toolpath parameters

Rough parameters

Finish Toolpath on Lathe

Lathe Drill

Face Toolpath

Lathe Cutoff toolpath

Groove Toolpath

Groove shape parameters tab

Groove rough parameters tab

Groove finish parameters tab

Dynamic Rough Toolpath

Thread Toolpath

Thread shape parameters tab

Thread cut parameters

Plunge Turn Toolpath

Plunge turn shape parameters tab

Plunge turn rough parameters tab

Contour Rough Toolpath

PrimeTurning Toolpath

Rough Parameters Tab

Custom Threading Toolpath

Toolpath through points

Canned Toolpaths

Session 14 Advanced Lathe Tools and Toolpaths      2 Hours

Introduction

Face Contour

Cross Contour

Pickoff/Pull/Cutoff Operation

Preparing for Pickoff/Pull/Cutoff Operation

Performing Pickoff, bar pull, cutoff Operation

Stock Transfer

Stock Flip

Stock Advance

Undoing Stock related Operations in Mastercam

Chuck

Tail Stock

Backplot and Verifying Toolpath

Back plotting Toolpath

Verifying Toolpaths

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 46 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

Solid Edge Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with Solid Edge           2 Hours

Introduction

Starting Solid Edge

Starting a New Part Document

User Interface Overview

Application Menu Tools

Mouse Button Function

Workflow in Solid Edge

Session 2 Sketching         4 Hours

Basics for Sketching

Planes

Starting Sketch

View Toolbar

Sketch Creation Tools

Relate Tools

Dimensions

Ordered Environment tools

Practical

Practice

Session 3 3D Sketch and Solid Modeling        4 Hours

Introduction

3D Sketch

Extrude

Cut

Creating Planes and Coordinate System

Revolve

Revolve Cut

Hole Tools

Hole

Thread

Slot

Round

Chamfer

Draft

Thin wall Drop-down

Thin Region

Rib

Web Network

Lip

Vent

Mounting boss

Practice

Session 4 Advanced Solid Modeling           4 Hours

Introduction

Add drop-down

Creating Sweep Feature

Solid sweep

Loft

Helix

Projecting Sketch Curves on Surface/Face

Normal

Thicken

Creating Fillet Weld

Creating Groove Weld

Creating Stitch Weld

Creating Label Weld

Cut Features  

Add body

Pattern

Creating Pattern

Mirror

Moving faces

Rotate faces

Offset faces

Delete

Session 5 Selection Tools, 3D Printing, and Views      2 Hours

Introduction

Select drop-down

Selection Filter

Overlapping Selection Box

3D Printing

Part Preparation for 3D Printing

3D Print Part Preparation in Solid Edge

View Tab

Showing Panes

Construction Display Options

Setting planes

Views

Orient

Floor reflection

Floor shadow 

High-quality rendering 

Edge Color

Sharpen

Perspective View

Showing Facet Edges

Color manager 

View overrides 

Applying Appearances to Part

Applying Face Overrides

Session 6   Surfacing              2 Hours

Surfacing

Key point curve

Curve by table

Intersection 

Project

Wrapping Sketch Curves on Surface/Face

Helical Curve 

Cross 

Contour 

Isocline 

Derived   

Split 

Intersection point 

Creating Surfaces

Modifying Surfaces

Surface Visualization Settings

Displaying Section Curvature

Session 7   Product Manufacturing Information      2 Hours

Introduction

Locking Dimension Plane

Setting Dimension Axis

Creating Dimension

Dimension Styles

Model Size and Pixel Size PMI

Creating Callout Annotation

Creating Balloon Annotation

Creating Surface Texture Symbol

Creating Weld Symbol

Creating Edge Condition

Creating Datum Frame and Feature Control Frame Annotation

Creating Datum Target

Creating Leader

Creating Section by Plane

Creating User Defined Section

Creating Model Views

Session 8 Assembly-I            4 Hours

Assembly

Inserting Ground component

Inserting components in assembly

Assembly Constraint

Capture Fit

 Move on select

Drag component

Move component

Replace part

Transferring Part to Another Subassembly

Dispersing Sub-assembly

Rotational motors 

Linear motor 

Simulate motor 

Variable table motor 

Pattern

Pattern along curve 

Mirror Components 

Duplicate pattern  

Inspection Tools

Properties 

Properties manager

Check interference

Assembly statistics 

Geometry Inspector

Session 9 Assembly Design – II      4 Hours

Introduction

Tools Tab

Component Tracker

Update Tools

Limited Update and Limited Save

Reports

ERRORS

Inter-Part Manager

Component Structure Editor

Publish Internal Components

Publishing Virtual Components

Publishing Terrain Models

Update Structure

Engineering Reference

Explode Render Animate Environment

ANIMATION EDITOR

Show Camera Path

Working with Animation

Creating KeyShot Animation

KeyShot render

Auto explode

Explode

Reposition

Removing Component from Exploded State

Collapsing Exploded Component

Unexplode

Binding Sub-Assembly

Unbinding Sub-Assembly

Flow lines

Configurations

Modes

Session 10 Assembly – III           4 Hours

Introduction to XpresRoute

Creating Path for Route

Creating 3D Line of Route Path

Creating 3D Arcs

Creating Route using Paths

Creating Tube Along Path

Creating Piping Route

Introduction to Electrical Routing

Creating Paths

Creating Wires

Creating Cable

Introduction to Frame Design

Creating Frame Members

Applying Frame End Cap

Creating Gusset Plate

Trimming/Extending Frame Member

Publishing Model to HTML Web page

Session 11 Drawing         4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Drawing Environment

Placing Views with View Wizard

Updating Views

Creating Principal Views

Creating Auxiliary View

Creating Detail View

Creating Broken View

Creating Section View Cutting Plane

Creating Section using Cutting Plane Line

Creating Broken-Out Drawing View

Creating Parts List

Creating Hole Table

Creating Bend Table

Dimensioning Tools

Session 12 Sheetmetal Design        4 Hours

Introduction

Starting Sheetmetal Part Document

Creating Tab Feature

Creating Flange Feature

Creating Multi-Edge Flange Feature

Creating Contour Flange

Creating Lofted Flange

Creating Hem Feature

Creating Dimple Feature

Creating Louver Feature

Creating Drawn Cutout

Creating Bead Feature

Creating Gusset Feature

Creating Cross Brake

Creating Etch Feature

Creating Emboss Feature

Closing 2-Bend Corner

Closing 3-Bend Corners

Creating Ripped Corners

Creating Bend

Unbending Sheet Metal

Rebending

Creating Jog Feature

Applying Bend Bulge Relief

Applying Break Corner

Sheet Metal Modification Tools

Session 13 Simulation Study         4 Hours

Introduction to Simulation

Types of Analyses performed in Solid Edge Simulation

Starting a Study

Switching between Studies

Selecting Material of Model

Selecting Geometry for Analysis

Uniting Bodies for Simulation

Recovering Bodies

Applying Structural Loads

Applying Body Loads

Applying Thermal Loads

Applying Constraints

Meshing

Solving Analysis

Simulation Results

Creating Report

Data Selection for Results

Performing Generative Study

Performing Normal Modes Analysis

Performing Linear Buckling Analysis

Performing Thermal Analysis

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 44 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

SolidWorks CAM Training Course Structure

Session 1 Introduction        2 Hours

Introduction to manufacturing

Roughing Process

Finishing Process

Types of Machines

Turning Machines

Milling Machines

Drilling Machines

Shaper

Planer

Electric Discharge Machine

Electro Chemical Machine

Laser Beam Machine

NC Machines

Applications of Computer Aided Manufacturing

Applications of SolidWorks CAM

Activating SolidWorks CAM Add-in

Basic approach for CAM

Defining Machine

Setting Tool Crib

Adding Tools

Editing Tool

Removing Tool from the Crib

Updating tool in Database

Saving Tool Crib

Creating and Saving New Tool in Library

Setting Postprocessor Parameters

Posting Options

Setting Coordinate System

Defining or Editing Stock

Setting Milling Operation Parameters

Extracting Machinable Features

Generating Operation Plan

Generating Tool Paths

Simulating Tool Paths

Visualizing Toolpaths

Saving Toolpaths

Post Processing Toolpaths

Manually Creating Mill Operations

Session 2 Setting Up Workpiece and Machine         4 Hours

Introduction

Opening/Importing Part

CNC Machine Structure

Tool Spindle

Tool Changer or Turret

Translational and Rotational Limits

Tail Stock

Defining Machine

Machine tab

Tool Crib tab

Post Processor Tab

Posting Tab

Setup Tab

Rotary Axis Tab

Tilt Axis Tab

Tools Used in CNC Milling and Lathe Machines

Milling Tools

Lathe Tools or Turning Tools

Defining Stock for Part

Bounding Box

Pre-defined Bounding Box

Extruded Sketch

Cylindrical Stock

STL File

Part File

Session 3 Milling Setup and Features                4 Hours

Introduction

Milling Setup

Extracting Machinable Features Automatically

SolidWorks CAM Options

Mill Features Tab

General Tab

Display Tab

Simulation Tab

Update Tab

File Locations Tab

Editing Recognized Face Features

Defining End Condition

Island Entities

Creating Mill Features Manually

Creating Part Perimeter Feature

Creating 2.5 Axis Feature

Creating Face Feature

Creating Pocket Feature

Creating Slot Feature

Creating Corner Slot Features

Creating Boss Features

Creating Hole Feature

Creating Open Pocket Feature

Creating Open Profile Feature

Creating Engrave Feature

Creating Curve Feature

Creating Multi Surface Feature

Default Feature Strategies

Generating Automatic Operation Plan

 

Session 4 Milling Operations     4 Hours

Introduction

Modifying area Clearance Operation Plan

Tool Parameters

Feed and Speed Parameters

Pattern Parameters

Area Clearance Tab

NC Tab

Links Tab

Entry/Retract Tab

Advanced Tab

Statistics Tab

Creating 2.5 Axis Mill Operations Manually

Creating Face Mill Operation

Creating Rough Mill Operation

Creating Contour Mill Operation

Creating Thread Mill Operation

Creating Hole Machining Operations

Creating Central Drill Operations

Creating Gun Drilling Operation

Creating Countersink Holes

Creating Bore Operations

Creating Reaming Operation

Creating Tap Operation

3 Axis Mill Operations

Creating Z Level Operation

Creating Flat Area Operation

Defining New Avoid Area

Defining New Containment Area

Probing

Feed and Speed for Probing

Session 5 Toolpath Generation and Processing       4 Hours

Introduction

Generating Toolpath

Simulating Toolpaths

Navigation Rollout Options

Display Options Rollout

Options Rollout

Specifying Simulation Options

Step thru Toolpath Simulation

Saving Controller File

Post Processing

Session 6 Tolerance Based Machining and Miscellaneous Tools    2 Hours

Introduction

Tolerance Based Machining

Defining Tolerance Based Machining Settings

Running Tolerance Based Machining

Creating User Defined Tool/Holder

Creating Library Objects

Inserting Library Objects

Publishing eDrawing

SolidWorks CAM Help

 Session 7 Turning Operations       4 Hours

Introduction

Defining Turning Machine

Setup Options

Chuck/Fixture Options

Defining Stock for Part

Turn Feature Options

Extracting Machinable Features

Creating Turn Features Manually

Creating OD Turn Feature

Creating ID Feature

Creating Rectangular Groove

Creating Half Obround Groove

Creating Generic Groove Feature

Creating Face Feature

Creating Cutoff Feature

Generating Operation Plan Automatically

Creating Turn Operations Manually

Creating Face Rough Operation

Creating Face Finish Operation

Creating Turn Rough Operation

Creating Turn Finish Operation

Creating Thread Operation

Creating Cut off Operation

Creating Turn Groove Operation

Creating Rough Groove Operation

Creating Groove Finish Operation

Creating Turn Bore Operations

Creating Bore Rough Operation

Creating Bore Finish Operation

Creating Drill Operation

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 24 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

SolidWorks Electrical Training Course Structure

Session 1 Basics of Electrical Drawings         2 Hours

Need of Drawings

Electrical Drawings

Circuit Diagram

Wiring Diagram

Wiring Schedule

Block Diagram

Parts list

Symbols in Electrical Drawings

Conductors

Connectors and terminals

Inductors and transformers

Resistors

Capacitors

Fuses

Switch contacts

Switch types

Diodes and rectifiers

Earthing

Wire and Specifications

Types of Wires

Wire specifications

Labeling

Cable Markers

Session 2 Starting with SolidWorks Electrical               4 Hours

Installing SolidWorks Electrical

Starting SolidWorks Electrical

Electrical Project Management dialog box

Starting a new project

Un-archiving projects

Archiving a project

Duplicating Project

Saving as template

Deleting Project

Checking Preview of Project

Configuring Project

Archiving Environment

Archiving using External Archiver

Unarchive Environment

Adding New Book/Folder in Project

Adding New Book

Adding New Folder

Adding New Drawing in Project

Adding Schema

Adding a Data File

Adding Data File Shortcut

Configuring Wires

Adding a Numbering Group

Adding Single Wire in Group

Adding Multiple Wire in Group

Configuring Drawing Styles

Locations

Creating Multiple Sub-locations

Functions

Creating Multiple Sub-functions

Session 3 Line Diagram         4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Wiring Line Diagram

Inserting symbols

Manufacturer parts and Circuits

Connection Labels

Connection label browser for manufacturer parts

Inserting Printed Circuit Board

Drawing Cables

Origin – destination arrows

Function outline

Location Outline

Detailed Cabling

Reserving cables and cores

Moving Component

Creating Multiple Copies of Objects

Aligning Blocks

Session 4 Schematic Drawing         4 Hours

Introduction

Starting a Schematic Drawing

Inserting Symbol

Inserting Wires

Inserting Single Wire

Inserting Multiple Wires

Inserting Black box

Inserting PLC

Creating New PLC

Inserting an existing PLC

Inserting Connectors

Dynamic Connector

Inserting terminal /terminals

Inserting single terminal

Inserting multiple terminals

Terminal Strip Editor

Inserting Reports

Adding New Report Types

Performing Design Rule Check

Session 5 Wire Numbering and Customizing      4 Hours

Adding Wire Numbers manually

Renumbering Wires

Editing Wire Number Formula

Harnesses

Cable Management

Wire Cabling Order

Optimizing Wire Cabling Order

Editing Connection Path

PLC Manager

Adding Racks

Adding PLC Modules

Generating PLC Drawings

Managing Inputs/Outputs of PLCs

Connecting PLC Terminals with Input/output Circuits

Title Blocks Manager

Symbols manager

Creating New Symbol

2D footprints manager

Macros Management

Unarchiving Macros

Classifications of Macros

Inserting Macros

Cable References Manager

Properties

User Data

Cable cores data

Creating New Cable

Importing Cable Data

Manufacturer Parts Manager

Modifying a Part

Creating a New Part

Adding an Electrical Assembly

Wire Termination type manager

Creating New Termination Type

Libraries Manager

Session 6: Cabinet Layout           4 Hours

Introduction

2D cabinet layout

Insert 2D footprint

Insert terminal strip

Add cabinet

Inserting rail

Inserting Ducts

Aligning Footprints

Erase background

Align blocks

Defining Order of Parts

Attribute Scale

Drawing Options

Activating/Deactivating Grid

Activating Orthomode

Activating Snap Mode

Activating Line Thickness

Activating Object Snap

Setting Parameters for Object Snap

Creating Dimensions

Creating Linear Dimension

Creating Aligned Dimension

Creating Text Leader

Session 7 Electrical 3D       2 Hours

Introduction

Creating SolidWorks Electrical Part

Download SOLIDWORKS 3D Part

Inserting Components in SolidWorks Electrical 3D

Routing Wires

Create Routing Path

Routing Cables and Harnesses

Update BOM Properties

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 24 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

SolidWorks Simulation Training Course Structure

 

Session 1: Introduction to Simulation      2 Hours

Simulation

Types of Analyses Performed in SolidWorks Simulation

FEA

Optimum process of FEA through SolidWorks Simulation

Starting SolidWorks Simulation

Session 2: Basics of Analyses in SolidWorks Simulation            2 Hours

Starting Analysis

Applying Material

Defining Fixtures

External Load Advisor

Connections Advisor

Meshing

Simulation Evaluator

Running Analysis

Results Advisor

Session 3: Preparing Model for Analysis              2 Hours

Introduction

Reference Geometry

Simplify

Extruded Boss/Base Tool

Revolved Boss/Base Tool

Extruded Cut

Fillet

Chamfer

Mirror

Split Line Tool

Mid Surface

Split Tool

Combine Tool

Intersect Tool

Move/Copy Bodies Tool  

Importing Part

Session 4: Static Analysis         2Hours

Linear static analysis

Performing Static Analysis

Shell Manager

Performing Static Analysis Using Study Advisor

Static Analysis on Assembly

Adapting Meshing

Submodeling Study

Load case Manager

Trend Tracker

Session 5: Non-Linear Static Analysis        2 Hours

Non-Linear Static Analysis

Theory Behind Non-Linear Analysis

Setting Properties for Non-linear Static Analysis

Performing Non-linear Static analysis on an assembly

Performing Nonlinear Static analysis on a ring under application of Torque

2D Simplification

Session 6: Non-Linear Dynamic Analysis          2 Hours

Non-Linear Dynamic Analysis

Setting Parameters in Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis

Session 7: Frequency Analysis          1 Hour

Introduction

Starting Frequency Analysis

Session 8: Linear Dynamic Analysis        2 Hours

Linear Dynamic Analysis

Types of Dynamic Analysis

Modal Time History Analysis

Harmonic Analysis

Response Spectrum Analysis

Session 9: Thermal Analysis     2 Hour

Introduction

Thermal Loads

Contact Set

Practical on Steady State Thermal Analysis

Switching from steady state analysis to transient thermal analysis

Session 10: Buckling Analysis                  1 Hour

Introduction

Use of Buckling Analysis

Manual Solution of Buckling Analysis

Session 11: Fatigue Analysis            2 Hours

Introduction

Running Constant Amplitude Events on the model

Session 12: Drop-Test        1 Hours

Introduction

Starting Drop-Test

Session 13: Pressure Vessel Design and Design Study              2 Hours

Introduction

Starting Pressure Vessel Design Study

Design Study

Session 14: Topology Study       1 Hour

Topology Study

Starting Topology Study

Manufacturing Controls

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 24 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

SolidWorks Flow Simulation Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with Computational Fluid Dynamics      2 Hours

Introduction of Fluid Mechanics

Basic Properties of Fluids

Mass Density, Weight Density, and Specific Gravity

Viscosity

Problem on Viscosity

Types of Fluids

Thermodynamic Properties of Fluid

Universal Gas Constant

Compressibility of Gases

Vapour Pressure and Cavitation

Pascal’s Law

Fluid Dynamics

Bernoulli’s Incompressible Fluid Equation

Eulerian and Lagrangian Method of Analysis

Differential Approach of Fluid Flow Analysis

Acceleration

Introduction to CFD

Introduction to SolidWorks Flow Simulation

Starting SolidWorks Flow Simulation

Preparing Component for Simulation

Creating lids by Solid Modeling (First Method)

Creating Lids using the Create Lids tool (Second Method)

Checking Geometry for leakage

Leak Tracking

Engineering Database

Session 2 Creating and Managing Flow Simulation Project     4 Hours

Starting Projects

Creating Project

Computational Domain

Fluid Subdomains

Rotating Region

Setting Material for Model

Importing Material Data

Boundary Conditions

Specifying Flow Opening

Specifying Pressure Opening

Specifying Wall Boundary Condition

Radiative Surfaces

Goals

Insert Global Goals

Insert Point Goals

Insert Surface Goals

Insert Volume Goals

Insert Equation Goals

Mesh

Global Mesh

Insert local Mesh

Show Basic Mesh

Basic Mesh Color

Important Tips about Mesh

Create Mesh

Setting Calculation Controls

Finishing Options

Refinement Options

Solving Options

Saving Options

Session 3 Analyzing and Generating Results of Analysis    4 Hours

Introduction

Generating Results

Scenes

Mesh

Cut Plots

Surface Plots

Isosurfaces

Flow Trajectories

Particle Studies

Point Parameters

Surface Parameters

Volume Parameters

XY Plots

Goal Plots

Report

Animations

Export Results

Loading Transient Results

Probing Result

Loading Time Moment

Comparing Results

Session 4 Advanced Boundary Conditions    4 Hours

Introduction

Porous Medium

Initial Condition

Defining Heat Sources

Defining Surface Heat Source

Defining Volume Heat Source

Applying Radiative Surface Properties

Applying Radiation Source

Applying Fan Properties

Tracer Study

Setting Source of Gas Traces

Transferred Boundary Condition

Applying Contact Resistance

Heat Sink Simulation

Thermoelectric Cooler

Perforated Plate

Two Resistor Component

Electrical Condition

Electrical Source

Heat Pipe

Thermal Joint

Printed Circuit Board

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 44 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $50

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.

SolidWorks Training Course Structure

Session 1 Starting with SolidWorks        2 Hours

Installing SolidWorks

Starting SolidWorks

Starting A New Document

Opening a Document

Closing a Document

Saving the Documents

Printing Document

Packing files for Sharing

Reloading Files

Replacing Component in Assembly

Checking Summary of Document

Customizing Menus

Basic Settings of SolidWorks

Mouse Button Function

Loading Add-Ins

Search Tools

Workflow in SolidWorks

Session 2 Sketching Basic to Advanced     4 Hours

Basics for Sketching

Sketching Plane

Starting Sketch

Heads-up View Toolbar

Sketch Creation tools

Sketch Editing tools

Relations

Session 3 Advanced Dimensioning and Practice         2 Hours

Dimensioning and its Relations

Dimension Style

Horizontal/Vertical Dimensioning

between Points

Sketch Ink

Session 4 3D Sketch and Solid Modeling           4 Hours

3D Sketching

Extruded Boss/Base Tool

Revolved Boss/Base Tool

Swept Boss/Base Tool

Reference Geometry

Lofted Boss/Base Tool

Boundary Boss/Base Tool

Removing Material from Solid Objects

Session 5 Solid Editing and Practical                  4 Hours

Introduction

Fillet

Chamfer

Linear Pattern

Circular Pattern

Curve Driven Pattern

Sketch Driven Pattern

Table Driven Pattern

Fill Pattern

Variable Pattern

Mirror

Rib

Draft

Shell

Wrap

Intersect

Equations

Design Table

Applying Material to Part

Mass Properties of Part

Session 6: Advanced Solid Modeling            4 Hours

Introduction

Creating Dome

Free Forming Solid

Deforming Solid

Creating Indent on Solid Model

Applying Flex Transformation

Combining Bodies

Splitting a Solid Body

Moving and Copying Objects

Deleting Bodies

Converting to Mesh Bodies

Applying 3D Texture

Importing Model in Part Environment

Fastening Features

Block Designing

Macros

Mesh Modeling

Session 7 Assembly and Motion Study              4 Hours

Assembly

Inserting Base Component

Inserting Components in Assembly

Assembly Constraints (Mates)

Advanced Mates

Exploded View

Bill of Materials

Mate Controller

Motion Study

Bottom Up Approach and Top Down Approach

Session 8 Advanced Assembly, Practical and Practice        2 Hours

Introduction

Assembly Editing Tools

Smart Fasteners

Toolbox

Magnetic Mates

Session 9 Surfacing and Practice                       4 Hours

Surfacing

Surfacing tools similar to Solid creation tools

Special Surfacing Tools

Surface editing Tools

Session 10 Drawing and Practice                        4 Hours

Introduction

Drawing Sheet Selection

Adding Views to Sheet

Adding Annotations to View

Generating Exploded View of Assembly

Editing Title Block

Session 11: AnalysisXpress          2 Hours

Introduction

SimulationXpress Analysis Wizard

FloXpress Analysis

DFMXpress Analysis

Costing

Sustainability

DriveWorksXpress

Session 12: Mold Tools          2 Hours

Starting the Mold Tools

Analyzing the Model

Preparing Model for Mold

Inserting Mold Folder

Parting Line

Shut-off surfaces

Parting surfaces

Tooling Split

Core

Session 13 Sheet metal and Practice                 4 Hours

Sheet Metal Introduction

Creating Base Flange/Tab

Creating Lofted-Bend

Sheet Metal Design Terms

Bend Allowance

K-Factor

Creating Edge Flange

Miter Flange

Hem

JOG

Sketched Bend

Cross-Break

Swept Flange

Close Corner

Welded Corner

Break-Corner/Corner-Trim

Corner Relief

Forming Tool

Sheet Metal Gusset

Tab and Slot

Extrude Cut

Vent

Normal Cut

Unfold Tool and Fold Tool

Convert to Sheet Metal

Rip Tool

Insert Bends Tool

Flatten

Inserting Flat Pattern in drawing

Session 14 Weldments and Markup Tools            2 Hours

Introduction

Welding Symbols and Representation in Drawing

Weldment tool

Structural Member

End Cap tool

Weld Bead

Inserting Welding data in drawing

Markup Tools

Session 15 3D Printing and Model Based Definition (MBD)                4 Hours

3D Printing

Part Preparation for 3D Printing

Print3D

Model Based Definition (MBD)

SolidWorks Inspection

Starting New Inspection Project

Adding/Editing Inspection Balloons

Removing Inspection Balloons

Selecting Inspection Balloons

Updating Inspection Project

Launching Template Editor

Defining Inspection Methods

Editing Operations for Inspection Dimensions

Exporting Inspection Sheet

Session 16 Introduction to SolidCAM          4 Hours

Introduction

Defining Machine

Setting Coordinate System

Defining or Editing Stock

Setting Milling Operation Parameters

Extracting Machinable Features

Generating Operation Plan

Generating Tool Paths

Simulating Tool Paths

Visualizing Toolpaths

Saving Toolpaths

Post Processing Toolpaths

Manually Creating Mill Operations

Session 17 Rendering            2 Hours

Introduction

Editing Appearance

Copying and Pasting Appearances

Editing Scene

Editing Decal

Selecting Display States Target

Integrated Preview

Rendering Options

Preview Window

Render Region

Final Render

Course Info:

Total Course Duration:                 56 Hours

Day Training session:                    2 Hours

Course fee per hour:                     $30

Timing:                                              As per the mutual discussion

Application used for training:     TeamViewer (Latest version from http://www.teamviewer.com )               

Hardware:                                        Speaker, Microphone, Mouse and System with 1 GB graphic card.     

Internet Connection:                     Broadband with minimum 10 Mbps speed.