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Course Syllabus

Solid Modeling Course

Solid Modeling Course

Intro about Design

Things to consider in design

Product Lifecycle Management

Fundamentals

Intro about solidworks

How to set units

Views Tab- Section 01

Views Tab-Section view

Views Tab- Section 02

Views Tab- Section 03

Views Tab-Display views

Views Tab- Section 04

Objectives

Sketch Profiles

Sketch Profiles - Section 01

Sketch Profiles - Section 02

Spline - Equation driven curve

Spline - Equation driven curve - section 02

Spline - Equation driven curve - section 03

Objectives

For Practice

Sketch profiles & Modifying Entities

Trim Entities

Convert Entities

Offset Entities

Mirror & Pattern Entities

Modifying Entities - Type 01

Modifying Entities - Type 02

Modifying Entities - Type 03

Objectives

Sketch Entities – Example

Example – 01

Example – 02

Extruded Bose feature with Example

Extruded Bose

Extruded bose - Section 02

Extruded bose - Section 03

Extruded Bose Example

Extruded Bose Example – 02

Extruded cut

Flip side to cut

Extruded Bose Example – 03

Extruded Bose & Extruded cut - Example 04

Objectives

For Practice

Revolved Bose feature with Example

Revolved Bose

Revolved Bose - Section 02

Example of Revovled Bose Feature

Example of Revovled Bose Feature - Section 02

Example of Revolved bose with cut

Objectives

For Practice

Swept Bose Feature with Example

Swept Bose Feature

Swept Bose Feature - Types of Options

Swept Bose Feature - Guide curves

Swept Bose with swept cut feature

Swept Bose Featutre – Example

Objectives

For Practice

Plane & its Types

Reference geometry planes

Formation of plane using vertex

Tangency plane

Objectives

Lofted Bose feature & its Example

Lofted Bose feature

Lofted Bose - Center Line parameters

Lofted Bose - Center Line parameters - section 02

Lofted cut with Example

Lofter bose Example - Hypoid gear

Objectives

For Practice

Objectives for Example model

Boundary Bose

Boundary bose Feature

Boundary cut feature

Objectives

For Practice

Hole Wizard & Thread Feature

Hole wizard - Section 01

Hole wizard - Section 02

Hole wizard - Section 03

Theard feature - section 01

Theard feature - section 02

Objectives

For practice

Fillet & chamfer

Fillet feature

Fillet feature - Section 02

Fillet feature - Section 03

Fillet feature - Section 04

Chamfer feature

Fillet – Example

Objectives

For practice

Pattern feature

Linear pattern

Circular pattern

Circular pattern Example

Curve driven pattern

Curve driven pattern - Section 02

Fill pattern

Fill pattern - Section 02

Table driven pattern

Sketch driven pattern

Variable pattern

Objective

For Practice

Shell & Draft feature

Shell Feature

Shell feature - Section 02

Draft Feature

Draft feature - Section 02

Objectives

For practice

Wrap & other modifying feature

Wrap feature

Intersect feature

Mirror feature

Objective

For practice 

Advance feature

Combine feature

Dome feature

Dome feature Example

Indent feature

Flex feature

Scale feature

Split feature

Move & copy bodies

Example model

Objective & Practice Drawings

How to model piston

How to model Single plate clutch Flywheel

How to model Single plate clutch cover

How to model Single plate clutch driven shaft

How to model Single plate clutch Friction plate

What You Get

Get Indepth knowledge from tutorials

Complex Examples

Certification

Hands-on-projects


Objectives & Assignments

Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about our company.

solidworks is primarily used in the manufacturing industry to develop product design, component design, and sheet metal because they are the types of modelling that have the greatest practical applications.

Solidworks is used in many different industries, including as engineering, manufacturing, and product design.

 Mastering Solidworks will improve job opportunities and also allow you to create products quickly.

 Every designer's primary tool is their ability to solve problems. Thanks to its intuitive interface, we can quickly identify and apply the tool's solutions.

Yes absolutely, because

 SOLIDWORKS - 3D design tools will continue to be in high demand as the world grows more digitally driven and manufacturing processes get more intricate.

 For professionals in a variety of industries, knowing how to utilise SOLIDWORKS, a 3D CAD program that is still extensively used and recognised, is an invaluable ability.

Yes, you can learn with no design experience

 It is essentially a user friendly software, which means we can adapt to it more quickly becasue the tools and its options are explained clearly.

 You will quickly learn how to use each tool and where to place it after learning how to use it with an example.

If you don't have enough cash to buy our course, you can pay in two installments.