
This lecture gives an idea of the course is about.
This lecture shows how to utilize Udemy's tools to get the best experience of the course.
This lecture discusses:
What is SOLIDWORKS.
What are some benefits for learning SOLIDWORKS.
Number of existing SOLIDWORKS users.
This lecture explores some benefits for acquiring SOLIDWORKS Certifications.
This lecture explains the SOLIDWORKS version(s) needed to follow up with the course.
This lecture introduces the Step 1: Drawing Foundation section.
This lecture covers:
How to open up a drawing file from nothing.
How to open up a drawing file from an open part or an assembly.
This lecture covers:
How to adjust the measurement unit setting for a drawings file.
Important notes to consider related to drawing's file unit of measurement
This lecture covers:
How to insert orthographic views from a part.
What is a base view.
Which views are connected to the base view and which are not.
How to add separate additional views when needed.
How to delete a view.
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 lecture covers:
The type of information displayed at the bottom of a Drawings file.
Adjusting the information displayed at the bottom of a Drawing file.
This lecture covers:
How to export a SOLIDWORKS drawings into an image or a PDF.
In this lecture, we will, together, practice everything we learned in this section.
Practice is key to grow our SOLIDWORKS skills. Here, you find some exercises to do just that.
This lecture covers:
Concluding remarks on the section: Let's Start doing 2D Drawings.
Check self-examination to make sure you understood the topics covered in the section.
This lecture explains what this section will cover.
This lecture covers:
What are relative to model views.
How can we utilize relative views to come up with unlisted views.
This lecture covers:
What are Auxiliary Views.
How to add an auxiliary view into our drawing sheet.
This lecture covers:
What are model items.
What are the different options with Model Items for parts.
What are the advantages of utilizing Model Items.
How to apply Model Items in a drawing.
This lecture covers:
What are additional Model Items features that come with Assemblies.
Practice is key to grow our SOLIDWORKS skills. Here, you find some exercises to do just that.
This lecture contains some concluding remarks for the section.
This lecture introduces what will be covered in this section.
This lecture covers:
What are section views.
How to insert a one-line section view.
How to insert a section view with offsets.
How to modify a section views.
This lecture covers:
What are break-out section views.
How to create a break-out section view.
How to modify a break-out section view.
This lecture covers:
What are Break views.
What are the different ways to create a break view.
How to decide on a proper break view.
How to modify a break view.
How to restore a break view into an unbroken view.
This lecture covers:
What are detail views.
Why do we use detail views.
How to create a detail view.
How to modify a detail view.
This lecture covers:
What are alternate position views.
How to create an alternate position view.
How to set a manual alternate position.
How to edit and an alternate position view.
Practice is key to grow our SOLIDWORKS skills. Here, you find some exercises to do just that.
This lectures have concluding remarks on the section: Miscellaneous Views.
This lecture covers what is covered in Section 5: Bill of Materials (BOM)
This lecture covers:
What is a Bill of Materials (BOM)
How to create of Bill of Materials (BOM)
What are the different ways to organize the BOM table's listings.
This lecture covers:
What are missing items from the Bill of Materials (BOM).
How to find out if there are missing materials.
Why would a designer hide materials from the BOM.
How to show the missing parts/materials back in the BOM.
This lecture covers:
What are custom properties.
How to add custom properties in our Bill of Materials (BOM).
Who sets/adds those custom properties to our parts.
This lecture covers:
How to adjust the listing numbers in the Bill of Materials (BOM)
How to re-sort our BOM.
This lecture covers:
What are 'equations' in our Bill of Materials (BOM).
How to add equations to our BOM.
What are the different functions with Equations.
This lecture covers:
What are configuration groupings.
When can we use configuration groupings functions.
What are the different options of listing configurations in our Bill of Materials (BOM).
Practice is key to grow our SOLIDWORKS skills. Here, you find some exercises to do just that.
This lecture have concluding remarks on section 5: Bill of Materials (BOM)
This lecture gives and idea of what will be covered in this section.
This lecture covers:
What is View Focus.
Why is View Focus important.
How to expand and properly use View Focus.
This lecture covers:
How to hide components in a SOLIDWORKS Drawing.
How to show components in a SOLIDWORKS Drawing.
What is the difference between hiding a component from the drawing sheet vs from the assembly file.
This lecture covers:
What are linked notes.
What are the different types of information we can link to a note.
How can we link notes to spesific information.
This lecture covers:
What is the "Measure" tool under Drawing's Evaluation.
How to utilize "Measure" tool to find spesific measurement fast.
What is the advantage of using the "Measure" tool.
Practice is key to grow our SOLIDWORKS skills. Here, you find some exercises to do just that.
This lecture contains Concluding remarks on Section 6: Additional Drawing Competencies.
This lecture addresses the SOLIDWORKS CSWPA-DT Sample Exam.
This lecture covers some tips to keep in mind when taking the official CSWPA-DT Exam.
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BONUS: Gifts to you and your friends.
This is a streamlined course to take you from knowing nothing about SOLIDWORKS to giving you all the knowledge and skills needed to become a Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional in Advanced Drawing Tools (CSWPA-DT). The course will enable you to, with confidence, use SOLIDWORKS Drawing tools to communicate complex models and bills of materials to your clients or manufacturers. After completing this course, you can proudly list your Advanced SOLIDWORKS Drawing Tools skills in your resume.
THIS COURSE IS NOT A SHORTCUT TO GETTING THE CSWPA-DT CERTIFICATE. We are following a learn-by-doing approach for you to truly master all the skills needed for the certification test.
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Today, you can start your journey to becoming a SOLIDWORKS Drawing Tools professional!
There is nothing extra to buy or pay for with the course. You will only need SOLIDWORKS 2015 or a newer version to fully follow up with the course.
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Learn from the best, your instructor is the author of the book Learn SOLIDWORKS 2020.
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We made our videos short and concentrated on one or a few concepts to make them easier for reference. We also designed each lecture to be a stand-alone lecture.
You will learn:
How to Start a drawing file.
How to create standard Orthographic and Isometric Drawing Views.
How to generate a Relative to Model drawing view.
How to generate an Auxiliary view, and what does it represent.
How to utilize Model Items functions for both parts and assemblies.
What are Section Views, and how to generate them.
What are Broken-out Section Views, and how to generate them.
What are Break Views, and how to generate them.
What are Detail Views, and how to generate them.
What are Alternate Position Views, and how to generate them.
What are Bills of Material (BOM).
How to create a Standard Bill of Materials.
How to add custom properties and equations to the Bill of Materials.
What is a View Focus, and how does it affect us.
How to show and hide components in a drawing.
How to link notes to show specific information.
How to find measurements like area and distances from a drawing.
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Tayseer Almattar and the TforDesign team.