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CATIA V5 Step-by-Step from Beginner to Expert
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CATIA V5 Step-by-Step from Beginner to Expert

Master CATIA V5 with 100+ Solved Exercises for job interviews and industry projects
Last updated 5/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Complete CATIA V5 from basics to advanced
  • Sketcher, Part Design, Assembly Design, Generative Sheet-metal Design, Drafting, Geometrical Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Wireframe and Surface Design
  • Real-world 3D modelling techniques and assembling of 3D parts from the basic.
  • Wireframe, Surface modelling and Sheet metal design techniques.
  • Geometrical Dimensioning and Tolerancing applications
  • Industry-relevant design practices
  • Interview-oriented problem solving

Course content

7 sections • 238 lectures • 64h 45m total length
  • Introduction to the course2:17
  • Brief explanation of the term CAD, CAE & CAM4:57
  • A brief description, advantages and application of CATIA V5 software1:19
  • Methods used to open CATIA V5 software and brief description of main menu5:29
  • CATIA V5 software interface4:08

Requirements

  • No prior experience is needed to attend this course. Basic computer usage knowledge is enough

Description

CATIA V5 is one of the most versatile 3D software tools used across mechanical, aeronautical, automobile, and marine engineering. It is an essential platform for 3D designers, engineers, artists, and design enthusiasts who want to master professional product design.


Learn CATIA V5 for CAD design, 3D modeling, and mechanical engineering applications. This course includes 100+ exercises to help you master product design and engineering design concepts


Course Contents:

Sketcher Workbench

The Sketcher Workbench is the foundation for creating 2D profiles that form the basis of 3D models. This course covers sketch operations such as trimming, extending, translating, rotating, mirroring, applying symmetry, closing, and complementing. Learners will also explore constraining sketches and performing sketch analysis. The differences between first-angle and third-angle projection methods are explained in detail, along with isometric, orthographic, and perspective views.


Part Design Workbench

The Part Design Workbench provides tools for creating solid part models. Students will learn to use features such as Pad, Pocket, Shaft, Groove, Hole, Rib, Slot, Multi-Section Solid, and Remove Multi-Section Solid. The course also covers dressing operations, transformation features, surface-based features, and Boolean operations for complex part modeling.


Assembly Design Workbench

Designed parts are combined to form assemblies. The Assembly Design Workbench includes assembly features, constraints, and part manipulation techniques. Learners will practice assembly analysis, use the “Stop Manipulation on Clash” tool, and apply the “Reuse Pattern” tool to streamline assembly creation.


Generative Sheet-Metal Design Workbench

The Sheet-Metal Workbench focuses on creating sheet-metal models using defined parameters. Operations such as rolled walls, bending, cutting, stamping, and transformations are illustrated with practical examples to help learners understand real-world applications.


Drafting Workbench

Detailed engineering drawings are created in the Drafting Workbench. Students will learn to generate 2D views of part, sheet-metal, and assembly models with proper dimensioning. The course also covers the application of surface roughness symbols, feature control frames, and welding symbols. The procedure for inserting frames and title blocks is explained comprehensively.


Generative Shape Design Workbench

The Generative Shape Design (GSD) Workbench is a powerful environment for wireframe and surface modeling. Learners will explore tools such as sweeps, blends, fills, and offsets to create complex 3D shapes. The course emphasizes managing design intent and producing smooth, manufacturable surfaces. Hybrid design—integrating Part Design with surfaces—is explained thoroughly with practical examples


What You’ll Achieve

By completing this course, you will gain the confidence to design, assemble, and document complex engineering products using CATIA V5. You’ll be equipped with practical skills that are directly applicable to industry projects and academic work. You will be ready to handle technical interviews and real-world design tasks.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers of Mechanical, Aeronautical, Automobile, Marine and Industrial Production disciplines,
  • 3D modellers
  • Artists
  • Designers
  • Job seekers preparing for design roles
  • Beginners who want to learn CATIA V5 from scratch
  • Professionals looking to improve CAD skills