Solidworks


Popular in Product Industries (small and medium scale) due to user-friendly nature and easy working.

Course Overview

SOLIDWORKS is powerful 3D CADD software that helps in shortening the design cycle and increases productivity. SOLIDWORKS is the world’s leading product design software that facilitates us to deliver innovative solutions to the engineering or technical industries. CAD DESK offers the best classroom training in India that helps the learner to get in-depth knowledge of various tools and features available in the Solidworks software.

Being a 2D and 3D parametric modeler, SOLIDWORKS is essential to most engineering and drafting systems. CAD DESK provides software training on a wide range of courses in the field of CAD, CAM & CAE and also they put great emphasis on delivering quality training to students. Further, while taking the coaching classes for SOLIDWORKS, students are encouraged to do Internship and also gets an option to go for industrial visits.

Further while taking the SOLIDWORKS training, students get many benefits like student panel, study materials, e-books, tutorials, and projects which gives them a better understanding of the concepts of software and also helps them to grow in their career. CAD DESK students get an option to transfer themselves to any of our CAD Franchise Centre in India, even if they have been registered at CAD DESK Mysuru or at any other CAD center. After the course completion, the student receives a SOLIDWORKS certificate and also gets placement assistance through which they can be placed in any of the companies all over India.

Courses Contents

Introduction to PDC & CAD/CAM/CAE
Parametric and Non-Parametric Modelling
Introduction to Solidworks
GUI of Solidworks
Sketch Entities
Sketch Modifying Tools
Parametric Sketching
Geometric Relations
Dimensional Constraints
Creating Base Features
Creating Cut Features
Creating Reference Geometries
Curves in Solidworks
Advanced Modelling Tools
Advanced Fastening Features
Introduction to Assembly
Assembly Approaches
Applying Standard Mate
Applying Advanced Mate
Applying Mechanical Mates
Advance Assembly Tools
Creating the Base Flange
Understanding the Feature Manager Design tree of a Sheet Metal Component
Creating the Edge Flange
Creating Tabs
Creating the Sketched Bend
Creating the Miter Flange
Creating Closed Corners
Creating Hems
Creating the Jog Bend
Breaking the Corners
Creating Cuts on the Planar Faces of the Sheet Metal Components
Creating Lofted Bends
Converting a Solid Body into a Sheet Metal Part
Designing a sheet Metal Part from a Solid Shelled model
Ripping the Edges
Forming Tool design
Creating an Extruded Surface
Creating a Revolved Surface
Creating a Swept Surface
Creating a Lofted Surface
Creating a Boundary Surface
Creating a Planar Surface
Creating a Fill Surface
Creating a Radiated Surface
Offsetting Surfaces
Trimming Surfaces
Untrimming Surfaces
Extending Surfaces
Knitting Surfaces
Filleting Surfaces
Creating a Mid-Surface
Deleting Holes from Surfaces
Replacing Faces
Deleting Faces
Moving and Coping Surfaces
Mirroring Surface Bodies
Adding Thickness to Surface Bodies
Creating a Thicken Surface Cut
Creating a Surface Cut
Adding New Sheets
Editing the Sheet Format
Creating different views from the 3D Model
Create Drawing from Exploded View
Editing and Modifying Drawing Views
Adding Annotations to Drawing Views
Adding Balloons to the Drawing Views
Adding the Bill of Materials (BOM) to a Drawing
Output as PDF