SOLIDWORKS: Become a Certified Associate Today (CSWA)
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- 4.5 hours on-demand video
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- 45 downloadable resources
- 1 Practice Test
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of Completion
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- Use SOLIDWORKS to design/draft your next innovation
- Take with confidence SOLIDWORKS Associate Certification test
- Self-learn advanced functions in SOLIDWORKS
- Use SOLIDWORKS to make basic models
- You will need SOLIDWORKS 2013 or newer to open the models we provide through out the course.
- No prior knowledge. Just the desire to learn and create awesome stuff
This is a streamlined course to take you from knowing nothing about SOLIDWORKS to give you all the knowledge and skills needed to become a certified SOLIDWORKS associate. This course should enable you to, with confidence, use SOLIDWORKS to design your next innovation. After this course, you can proudly list your SOLIDWORKS skills in your resume.
THIS COURSE IS NOT A SHORTCUT TO GET THE CERTIFICATE. We are following a learn-by-doing approach for you to truly master all the skills needed for the certification test.
*You can perfectly follow this course if you have SOLIDWORKS versions 2013, 2014, and 2015.. However, this course is delivered using SOLIDWORKS 2015. Using SOLIDWORKS 2016 or 2017? Check out our other courses because we have one specially made for you! We also have a Spanish course if you are more conformable with that.
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About this course:
With this course, you will get:
Full, free lifetime access to 77 lectures (increasing over time).
All future extra lectures and upgrades will always be free.
Unconditional Udemy 30 days money back guarantee - We are sure you would love the course though :)
Regular free bonuses additions to increase your knowledge. - lots of fun topics!
Today, you can start your journey to becoming a SOLIDWORKS professional with ZERO prior experience!
I stress that you need no prior experience and there is nothing to buy or pay for!!! You will only need SOLIDWORKS itself.
Why our course?!
We are following the learning by doing approach which is proven the best for learning software like SOLIDWORKS.
We have enlarged the interface icons in our screencasts to make our videos more eye-friendly. We even enlarged the mouse cursor!!
We use annotations in all our lectures for easier follow-up.
We made our videos short and concentrated in one or few aspects to make them easier for reference. We also designed each lecture to be a stand-alone lecture.
You will learn:
How to navigate through SOLIDWORKS interface.
How to sketch with different sketch commands.
How to define sketches using relations or distances.
How to use more than 10 different features to create 3D models. (extruded boss and cut, fillet, chamfers, revolved boss and cut, swept boss and cut, lofted boss and cut)
How to create additional reference planes.
How to modify given parts to match design needs.
How to explore different materials for your models.
How to find your model's mass, volume, and center of gravity.
How to assemble different parts into an assembly file.
How to generate drawings from parts and models.
How to interpret different drawing annotations.
Click the 'take this course' button, top right, now... Every hour you delay is costing you great creations and skills :)
Tayseer Almattar
- Individuals intending to take SOLIDWORKS Associate Certificate
- Individuals intending to learn the basics of SOLIDWORKS
- Individuals wanting to get started with 3D modeling
- Individuals wanting to get a better job via SOLIDWORKS skills
- Individuals wanting to list SOLIDWORKS skills in their resume
- Designers, Engineers, Makers, and Hobbyist
This lecture covers:
- What is the course about.
- Who is the course instructor.
- What does the course cover.
- What method is used in teaching the course.
- What you should be able to do by the end of the course.
This lecture discusses:
- How to watch this course
- Watch on HD
- Post in discussion board
- Other Udemy related topics
This lecture discusses:
- What is SOLIDWORKS.
- What are some benefits for learning SOLIDWOKRS.
- Number of existing SOLIDWORKS users.
This lecture discusses:
- Some benefits for SOLIDWORKS certifications as users.
This lecture discusses:
- The SOLIDWORKS versions we are using for this course.
- Why are we using SW 2015 for instructions and SW 2013 for supplementary materials.
This lecture covers:
- What is covered in the section: Let's Start Sketching
This lecture covers:
- How to sketch circles.
- How to sketch arcs.
- What are the major and minor axises of an ellipse.
- How to sketch an ellipse.
This lecture covers:
- What are relations in SOLIDWORKS.
- Relations that involve a line, two lines, a point and a line and two points.
- How to use relations to define your sketches. Relations covered here are:
- Horizontal
- Vertical
- Merge
- Midpoint
- Coincident
- Parallel
- Perpendicular
- Equal
This lecture covers:
- Relations that involve circles and ellipses (curves).
- How to use relations to define your sketches. Relations covered here are:
- Concentric
- Equal
- Tangent
This lecture covers:
- A teaser to the next section in we will start making 3D models.
This lecture covers:
- What are the topics covered in the section: Let's Start Applying Basic Features
This lecture covers:
- What are the features Extrude boss, Cut Extrude and Fillets
- How to apply multiple features in one body.
- How to define the feature Extrude boss.
- How to utilize faces as sketch planes.
- How to define the feature Cut extrude.
- How to define the feature Fillet.
- How to apply shortcuts in applying Fillets.
- Previewing the features before apply them.
This lecture covers:
- How to identify features from the design tree.
- How to edit a specific features from the the design tree.
- How changes in features effect different parts in the design.
- How to delete a specific feature from the design tree.
- How to interpret feature deletion pop-up message.
- How could deleting a feature effect the rest of the part.
This lecture covers:
- Interpreting a drawing to model a part.
- How to plan the creation of a model into different steps.
- Drafting a model using the features:
- Extrude Boss.
- Extrude Cut.
- Chamfers (defined by distance-distance).
- Review: Applying linear patterns to create sketches.
The lecture covers:
- What are the topics covered in the section: Let's Start Applying more Complex Features.
This lecture covers:
- What are the features Revolved Boss and Revolved Cut.
- How to plan your sketch to apply the features Revolved Boss and Revolved Cut.
- What is an axis of revelation.
- How the define the features Revolved Boss and Revolved Cut.
- How to utilize the features Revolved Boss and Revolved Cut to model a part from a drawing.
This lecture covers:
- What are the features Swept Boss and Swept Cut.
- How many sketch are needed to apply Swept features.
- What is profile sketch and a guide sketch.
- How does profile and guide sketches interact with each other.
- How to create a model using Swept features and a drawing.
This lecture covers:
- What are reference planes.
- How to create new planes different than base planes and faces resulting from features.
- What are some shapes you would need to define new planes for.
- How to specify new plane using one of seven combination:
- Three points
- A line and a point
- Two lines
- Other Planes
- A plane and a line
- A plane and a point
- A plane and a curve
- What are the features Lofted Boss and Lofted Cut
- How many sketch are needed to apply the Loft features.
- What are profile sketches and guide curves.
- How does profile and guide sketches interact with each other.
- How to create a model using Loft feature and a drawing.
This lecture covers:
- Interpreting a drawing to model a part.
- How to plan the creation of a model into different steps.
- Drafting a model using the features:
- Revolved Boss
- Swept Boss
- New reference planes
- Extruded Boss
- Extruded Cut
- Fillets
This lecture covers:
- What are the topics covered in the section Let's Explore Material and Mass Properties
This lecture covers:
- What are mass properties.
- How to know the mass, volume, surface area and center of mass for your models.
- How does different materials have different mass properties.
- How to change the unit of measurement to view mass properties.
The lecture covers:
- What are the topics covered in the section: "Let's Start doing Assemblies.
This lecture covers:
- What are the following Standard mates and how to use them to create an assembly:
- Coincident
- Parallel
- Perpendicular
- How to select Mate Relations when creating mates.
- How to use the Move Component command to rotate models.
- The meaning of the sign (-) adjacent to part names in the Design Tree.
This lecture covers:
- How to identify existing relations in a given assembly from:
- Design Tree
- Part Options
- How to identify the Mate Selections for an existing relation.
- How to delete an existing relation.
- How to modify an existing relation
This lecture covers:
- What are the topics covered in the section: Let's Start doing 2D drawings
This lecture covers:
- How to adjust the scale of drawings using:
- already defined scales
- custom defined scales
- The difference between scaling the base drawing and the accompanied drawings
- What is correct scale to pick for your drawings
This lecture covers:
- Displaying dimensions using "Smart Dimension"
- How much information to display in a drawing
- Displaying hole information using "Hole Callout"
- Adjust dimensions displays
- Adjust display style
- Adding Centerlines
This test is to strengthen the SOLIDWORKS skills you have learned in the course. In addition, to strengthen your skills, they will work to strengthen your SW stamina. The exercises here, you will different models back to back and you will be timed completely all the exercises.
You can think of this as a little CSWA test.
How to take this exam:
· The multiple choice answers should serve as a check for you to ensure that your model is on the right track.
· There are hints that can help save time during the exam.
The following is the topic and question breakdown of this exam:
Basic to Advanced Part Creation and Modification
Sketching
Extrude Boss and Cut
Fillet
Modification of Key Dimensions
Patterns
Sketch Offset
Swept Boss and Cut
Lofted Boss and Cut
Modification of Key Dimensions