SolidWorks Training Institute in Indore
SolidWorks is a solid modelling computer program that is based on CAD (computer-aided design) and CAE (computer-aided engineering). SolidWorks run only on Microsoft Windows. This 3D software tool is used to effectively manage all the tasks that are involved in the visual and electronic 3D product development. With the continuously increasing demands for modelling engineers in the top companies, the scope for individuals having knowledge and skills of 3D designing and modelling software has been increased drastically.
So, if you are desperate enough to become one of the top designers of the industry and develop your career as an industry expert, then IICE is the best institute for taking training in SolidWorks. IICE provide the best in class SolidWorks training in Indore with job placement assistance as well. The pleasant learning environment and a highly-expertized team of faculties make our institute the leading one in the industry.
IICE is a professional SolidWorks institute which is dedicated to providing quality course material to the students by real-time ability. Our SolidWorks training is a purely job-oriented course. After doing this course students can expect quick placements in a short duration of time. We have experienced and corporate experts to teach the students in an effective manner.
Our faculties leverage all the latest technological advancements in their teaching methodologies and provide well-round education to the aspirants. To enrol for our SolidWorks training course in Indore, call us at 0731-4967674 or drop your enquiry through the mail.
SolidWorks - Course Content
SolidWorks Basics and the User Interface
- What is SolidWorks Software?
- Design Intent
- File References
- Opening Files
- The SolidWorks User Interface
- Using the Command Manager
Introduction to Sketching
- Sketch Entities
- Basic Sketching
- Rules That Govern Sketches
- Design Intent & Sketch Relations
- Dimensions
- Extrude
- Sketching Guidelines
Basic Part Modeling
- Basic Modeling
- Terminology
- Choosing the Best Profile
- Choosing the Sketch Plane
- Details of the Part
- Boss Feature
- Sketching on a Planar Face
- Cut Feature
- Using the Hole Wizard
- View Selector
- Filleting
- Editing Tools
- Detailing Basics
- Drawing Views
- Center Marks
- Dimensioning
- Changing Parameters
Symmetry and Draft
- Case Study: Ratchet
- Design Intent
- Boss Feature with Draft
- Symmetry in the Sketch
- Sketching Inside the Model
- View Options
- Using Model Edges in a Sketch
- Creating Trimmed Sketch Geometry
- Copy & Paste Features
Patterning
- Why Use Patterns?
- Linear Pattern
- Circular Patterns
- Reference Geometry
- Mirror Patterns
- Using Pattern Seed Only
- Up To Reference
- Sketch Driven Patterns
Shelling and Ribs
- Shelling and Ribs
- Analyzing and Adding Draft
- Other Options for Draft
- Shelling
- Ribs
- Full Round Fillets
- Thin Features
Revolved Features
- Case Study: Handwheel
- Design Intent
- Revolved Features
- Building the Rim & spoke
- Edit Material
- Mass Properties
- File Properties
- SolidWorks SimulationXpress
- Using SolidWorks SimulationXpress
- The SimulationXpress Interface
Editing: Repairs
- Part Editing
- Editing Topics
- Sketch Issues
- FilletXpert
- DraftXpert
Editing: Design Changes
- Part Editing
- Design Changes
- Information From a Model
- Rebuilding Tools
- Sketch Contours
- Replace Sketch Entity
Configurations
- Using Configurations
- Other Methods to Create Configurations
- Modeling Strategies for Configurations
- Editing Part that Have Configurations
- Design Library
Global Variables & Equations
- Using Global Variables & Equations
- Renaming Features and Dimensions
- Design Rules Using Global Variables & Equations
- Global Variables & Equations
- Using Operators and Functions
Using Drawings
- More About Making Drawings
- Section View
- Model Views
- Broken View
- Detail Views
- Drawing Sheets and Sheet Formats
- Annotations
Bottom-Up Assembly Modeling
- Case Study: Universal Joint
- Bottom-Up Assembly
- Creating a New Assembly
- Position of the First Component
- Feature Manager Design Tree
- and Symbols
- Adding Components
- Mating Components
- Using Part Configurations in Assemblies
- Sub-assemblies
- Smart Mates
- Inserting Sub-assemblies
- Pack and Go
Using Assemblies
- Analyzing the Assembly
- Checking for Clearances
- Changing the Values of Dimensions
- Exploded Assemblies
- Explode Line Sketch
- Bill of Materials
- Assembly Drawings
Appendix
- Options Settings
- Document Templates