SOLID WORKS SYLLABUS 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOLID WORKS -Introduction to Solid Works -Part Mode Assembly -Mode Drawing Mode -System Requirements -Getting Started with Solid Works -Menu Bar and Solid Works menus -Command Manager -Part Mode Command Managers -Assembly Mode Command Managers Drawing Mode Command -Managers Customized -Command Manager Toolbar -Pop-up Toolbar -View (Heads-Up) Toolbar -Shortcut Bar -Mouse Gestures Dimensioning Standard and Units -Important Terms and Their Definitions -Feature-based Modeling Parametric -Modeling Bidirectional Associativity Windows -Functionality Geometric Relations Blocks -Library Feature Design -Table Equations Collision Detection -What’s Wrong Functionality? -Command Line Emulator SimulationXpress -Physical Dynamics Physical Simulation -Seed Feature -Feature Manager Design tree Absorbed Features 2: DRAWING SKETCHES FOR SOLID MODELS -The Sketching Environment -Starting a New Session of Solid Works -Work flow customization Area -Task Panes -Solid Works Resources Task Pane Design -Library Task Pane -File Explorer Task Pane -View Palette Task Pane -Appearances, Scenes, and Decals Task Pane Custom -Properties Task Pane -Starting a New Document in Solid Works Part -Assembly Drawing -Understanding the Sketching environment -Setting the Document Options -Modifying the Drafting -Standards Modifying the Linear and Angular Units Modifying -the Snap and Grid Settings -Learning Sketcher Terms Origin -Inferencing Lines Select tool -Selecting Entities Using the Box Selection -Selecting Entities -Using the Cross Selection Selecting Entities -Using the SHIFT and CTRL Keys -Invert Selection Tool -Drawing Lines Orientation Rollout Options Rollout Drawing Continuous Lines Drawing Individual Lines 3: EDITING AND MODIFYING SKETCHES -Editing Sketched Entities -Trimming Sketched Entities -Extending Sketched Entities -Filleting Sketched Entities -Chamfering Sketched Entities -Offsetting Sketched Entities -Mirroring Sketched Entities -Mirroring While Sketching (Dynamic Mirror Entities) -Moving Sketched Entities -Rotating Sketched Entities -Scaling Sketched Entities -Copying and Pasting -Sketched Entities -Creating Patterns -Creating Linear Sketch Patterns -Creating Circular Sketch Patterns -Editing Patterns -Writing Text in the Sketching Environment -Modifying Sketched Entities -Modifying a Sketched Line -Modifying a Sketched Circle -Modifying a Sketched Arc -Modifying a Sketched Polygon -Modifying a Spline -Modifying the Coordinates of a Point 4: ADDING RELATIONS AND DIMENSIONS TO SKETCHES -Applying Geometric Relations to Sketches -Applying Relations Using the Add Relations -Property Manager Design Intent -Linear Diameter Dimensioning -Ordinate Dimensioning -Concept of a Fully Defined Sketch -Fully Defined -Over defined -Under defined -Dangling -No Solution Found -Invalid Solution Found -Sketch Dimension or Relation Status -Deleting Over defining Dimensions -Displaying and Deleting Relations -5: ADVANCED DIMENSIONING TECHNIQUES AND BASE FEATURE OPTIONS -Advanced Dimensioning Techniques -Fully Defining the Sketches -Dimensioning the True Length of an Arc -Measuring Distances and Viewing -Section Properties -Measuring Distances -Determining the Section Properties of Closed Sketches -Creating Base Features by Extruding Sketches -Creating Thin Extruded Features -Creating Base Features by Revolving Sketches -Creating Solid Revolved Features -Creating Thin Revolved Features Determining the Mass Properties of Parts -Dynamically Rotating the View of a Mode -Rotating the View Freely in 3D Space -Rotating the View around a Selected Vertex, Edge, or Face Modifying -the View Orientation -Changing the Orientation Using the Reference Triad Restoring the Previous View 6: CREATING REFERENCE GEOMETRIES -Importance of Sketching Planes Reference Geometry -Reference Planes Creating New Planes Creating -Reference Axes Creating Reference Points -Creating Reference Coordinate Systems Advanced Boss/Base Options -End Condition Direction of Extrusion -Modeling Using the Contour Selection -Method Creating Cut Features -Creating Extruded Cuts -Handling Multiple Bodies in the Cut -Feature Creating Revolved Cuts 7: ADVANCED MODELING TOOLS-I -Advanced Modeling Tools -Creating Simple Holes -Creating Standard Holes Using the Hole Wizard -Adding External -Cosmetic Threads -Creating Fillets -Selection Methods -Creating Fillets Using the FilletXpert -Creating Chamfers -Creating Shell Features C -reating Wrap Features 8: ADVANCED MODELING TOOLS-II -Advanced Modeling Tools -Creating Mirror Features -Creating Linear Pattern Features -Creating Circular Pattern Features -Creating Sketch Driven Patterns -Creating Curve Driven Patterns -Creating Table Driven Patterns -Creating Fill Patterns -Creating Rib Features -Displaying the Section View of a Model -Changing the Display States 9: EDITING FEATURES -Editing the Features of a Model -Editing Using the Edit Feature Option -Editing Sketches of the Sketch-based Features -Changing the Sketch Plane of the Sketches -Editing by Selecting an Entity or a Feature -Editing Using the Instant3D Tool -Editing Features and Sketches by Cut, Copy, and Paste -Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Features and Sketches from One Document To the Other -Copying Features Using Drag and Drop Deleting Features -Deleting Bodies Suppressing Features 10: ADVANCED MODELING TOOLS-III -Advanced Modeling Tools -Creating Sweep Features -Creating Cut-Sweep Features -Creating Loft Features -Adding a Section to a Loft Feature Creating Lofted Cuts -Creating -3D Sketches Creating Grid Systems Editing -3D Sketches Creating Curves Extruding a -3D Sketch Creating Draft Features 11: ADVANCED MODELING TOOLS-IV -Advanced Modeling Tools -Creating Dome Features -Creating Indents -Creating Deform Features -Creating Flex Features -Creating Fastening Features -Creating the Mounting Boss -Creating Snap Hooks -Creating Snap Hook Grooves -Creating Vents -Creating a Lip/Groove Feature -Creating Freeform Features -Face Settings Rollout Control Curves Rollout Control Points Rollout 12: ASSEMBLY MODELING-I -Assembly Modeling -Types of Assembly Design Approach Creating Bottom-Up Assemblies -Placing Components in the Assembly Document Assembling Components -Creating Top-down Assemblies -Creating Components in the Top-down -Assembly Moving Individual Components -Moving Individual Components by Dragging -Moving Individual Components Using the Move Component Tool Rotating -Individual Components -Rotating Individual Components by Dragging -Rotating Individual Components Using the Rotate Component Tool Moving -Rotating Individual Components Using the Triad Assembly Visualization 13: ASSEMBLY MODELING-II -Advanced Assembly Mates -Applying the Symmetric Mate -Applying the Width Mate -Applying the Distance Mate -Applying the Angle Mate -Applying the Path Mate -Mechanical Mates -Applying the Cam Mate -Applying the Gear Mate Applying the Rack Pinion Mate 14: WORKING WITH DRAWING VIEWS-I -The Drawing Mode -Starting a Drawing Document -Starting a New Drawing Document Using the New Solid Works Document Dialog Box -Starting a New Drawing Document from the Part/Assembly Document Types of Views -Generating Standard Drawing Views -Generating Model Views -Using the View Palette to Place the Drawing -Views Generating the Three Standard Views -Generating Standard Views Using the Relative -View Tool Generating Standard -Views Using the Predefined View Tool -Generating Derived Views -Generating Projected Views -Generating Section Views -Generating Aligned Section Views -Generating Broken-out Section Views -Generating Auxiliary Views -Generating Detail Views -Cropping Drawing Views -Generating Broken Views -Generating Alternate Position Views -Generating Drawing Views of the Exploded State of an Assembly -Working with Interactive Drafting in Solid Works Editing and -Modifying Drawing Views -Changing the View Orientation -Changing the Scale of Drawing Views -Deleting Drawing Views -Rotating Drawing Views 15: WORKING WITH DRAWING VIEWS-II -Adding Annotations to Drawing Views -Generating Annotations Using the Model Items -Tool Adding Reference Annotations -Aligning the Dimensions Editing Annotations -Adding the Bill of Materials (BOM) to a Drawing -Table Template Rollout -Table Position Rollout BOM Type Rollout Configurations Rollout -Part Configuration Grouping Rollout Keep Missing Item Rollout -Item Numbers Rollout -Setting Anchor Point for the BOM Linking Bill of Materials -Adding Balloons to the Drawing Views -Adding Balloons using the Auto Balloon tool Adding New Sheets to the Drawing Views -Editing the Sheet Format -Creating User-Defined Sheet Formats 16: EQUATIONS, CONFIGURATIONS, AND LIBRARY FEATURES -Equations and Configurations -Working with Equations Linking Dimensions -Working with Configurations -Creating Configurations by Using Design Tables -Changing the Suppression State by Using the Design -Table Editing the Design Table -Deleting the Design Table -Changing the Suppression State of a Component without Invoking the Design Table -Changing the Visibility of Components in Different Configurations of an Assembly -Library Features 17: WORKING WITH BLOCKS -Introduction to Blocks -Blocks Toolbar -Saving a Sketch as a Block in the design Library -Creating Mechanisms by using Blocks -Creating the Rack and Pinion Mechanism -Creating the Cam and Follower Mechanism -Applying Motion to Blocks Creating Parts from Blocks -Selected Blocks -Block to Part Constraint 18: SHEET METAL DESIGN -Sheet Metal Design -Designing the Sheet Metal Components by Creating the Base Flange -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 19: SURFACE MODELING -Surface Modeling -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 -Surfaces Replacing Faces -Deleting Faces. 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