Autodesk Inventor

Course details

• Mechanical Product Design application creating parts, assemblies and drawings
• Bring Ideas from Concept to Production with a coordinated and a consistent model-based approach
• More easily model, edit and document designs of products.

• Design Engineers/engineering students wanting to make a career as Product Designer/Innovator
• Mechanical Draftsman

• Interface
• View Manipulation
• Navigation Bar
• Application Options and Environment
• Keyboard Shortcuts

• Sketcher Environment
• Lines, Rectangles, Circles, Arcs
• Dimensions (General and Driven Dimensions)
• Equations and Parameters
• Projected Geometry
• Ellipse
• Polygon
• Practice Exercises

• Extrude
• Revolve
• Holes
• Sweep
• Loft
• Ribs
• Practice Exercises

• Draft
• Practice Exercises
• Work Features
• Planes and Specialized Planes
• Work Axes
• Work Points
• Grounded Work Points
• User Coordinate Systems

• Mirroring (Features & Bodies)
• Rectangular Patterns
• Circular Patterns
• Curve Driven Pattern
• Sketch Driven Pattern
• practice Exercises

• Picking a Plane
• Design Intent
• Feature Order and Rollback Bar
• Feature Suppression
• Parent Child Relations
• iProperties
• Measure
• practice Exercises

• Dimension Changes in iParts
• Suppressing Features in iParts
• Creating an iPart
• Practice Exercises

• Introducing Assemblies
• Placing Components
• Positioning Parts
• Introducing Constraints
• Degrees of Freedom
• Mate Constraint
• Tangent Constraint
• Constraint Alignment
• Assemble
• Alt + Drag Constraints
• Practice Exercises

• Interference Analysis
• Collision Detection
• Contact Sets
• lies
• Placing Content Center Parts