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Autodesk Inventor
Course Description:
This foundation course covers
the Autodesk Inventor features used to create, edit, document, and
print parts and assemblies. Students will learn about the part and
assembly modeling tools through instructor led classroom instruction
and through the real-world exercises in the course.
Because we know that students
learn best by doing, all Cybertek classes are instructor-led classes
featuring "hands-on" lectures with students participating
with the instructor step-by-step through commands and application
features augmented by detailed step-by-step exercises.
Course Length - 4 days
Making Your First Part
- Review The Mechanical Design Process Typical Approach
- Inventor & The Design Process
- Review Main File Types In Inventor
- Parts, Assemblies, Drawings & Presentations
- Organizing Files With Inventor Projects
- Introduction to The Inventor Interface
- Toolbars & The Panel Bar
- The Browser Bar
- Introduction to Inventor Viewing Tools
- Zooming & Panning
- Changing Your View Point
Making Effective Sketches
- Creating Sketch Geometry
- Make Sketch Of Base Features
- Make Lines, Circles, Arcs & Rectangles
- Snapping To Existing Geometry
- Editing Sketch Geometry
- Selecting Geometry & Select Other Tools
- Dragging & Deleting Geometry
- Trim, Offset & Other Editing Tools
- Using Geometric Constraints
- Using Geometric Constraints To Control Sketches
- Dimensions & Parameters
- Using Dimensions To Control Sketches
- Fully Constrained Sketches & Driven Dimensions
- Changing Parameter Names
- Relating Dimension Values Using Equations
Modeling Parts From Features
- Understand The Browser Bar
- Consume Sketches With New Features
- Recognize Basic Types Of Features
- Control Visibility Of Work Features
- Change Parts By Editing Existing Features
- Editing Consumed Sketches
- Editing Existing Features
- Create Three Types Of Features
- Sketched Features, Placed Features, Work Features
Generating 2D Drawings From Parts
- Sheets, Borders & Title Blocks
- Create & Edit Drawing Sheets
- Customize Borders & Title Blocks
- Make Custom Drawing Templates
- Drawing Views
- Create Standard Views of Part Files
- Drawing Views
- Set Appropriate View Parameters
- Drawing Annotations
- Create & Edit 2D Drawing Annotation
- Drafting Standards
- Using Industry Standards In Inventor
- Use & Customize Dimension Styles
- Organize Styles In Drawing Filess
Creating Assembly Files From
Part Files
- Place Component Instances
- Place The First Base Part Instance
- Place Instances Of Other Existing Part Files
- Create & Edit Assembly Constraints
- Insert, Mate, Tangent, Insert & Angle
- Delete & Edit Existing Constraints
- Introducing Degrees of Freedom
- Recognizing The Grounded Base Instance
- Toggle Degrees of Freedom Icons On & Off
- Interpret Degrees of Freedom Icons
- Simulate Assemblies
- Drag Part Instances To Test Constraints
Modeling Parts Inside Assemblies
- (Option Chapter not covered in Essentials class)
- Navigate Between Inventor Edit Modes Assembly
- Part & Sketch Edit Modes
- Project Geometry In Assemblies
- Design Parts Using Geometry In Other Parts
Presenting Your Designs
- Create New Presentation Files
- Use Template To Create New Presentation File
- Create Exploded Assembly Views
- Tweak Components Manually
- Change Sequence & Group Existing Tweaks
- Animate Exploded Assemblies
- Change Camera Angles Between Sequences
- Record Animations In (*.avi) Movie Files
Creating Assembly Drawings
- Generate Drawing Views of Assemblies
- Components In Assembled Locations
- Exploded Assemblies
- Generate Bills of Materials
- Create & Edit Parts Lists
- Generate Bills of Materials
- Create Individual Balloons One-At-A-Time
- Create Balloons For All Parts Automatically
- Reposition Balloons & Edit Arrow Heads
- Define Custom Parts
- Add Custom Parts To Parts Lists
- Create Balloons For Custom Parts
- Generate Section Views
- Create Sections Of Assemblies and hatches
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