SolidWorks Fundamentals
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SolidWorks Fundamentals introduces students to the foundational tools and workflows of 3D parametric modeling using SolidWorks—the industry-standard software for mechanical design and product development. Participants will learn how to create fully defined sketches, build parts using essential modeling features, and assemble components into functional mechanical systems.
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Introduction
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Module 1: Health and Safety
4 lessons- 1.1 - Hardware & Software
- 1.2 - File Management & Legislation
- 1.3 - Common injuries
- 1.4 - Module 1 Quiz: Health and Safety
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Module 2: Understand the methodology
13 lessons- 2.1 - Understanding SolidWorks
- 2.2 – User Interface and Program Layout
- 2.3 – Viewing Tools and Selection Techniques
- 2.4 – Command Manager and Workflow
- 2.5 – File Operations and Management
- Mid Module Quiz
- 2.6 – Templates and Document Settings
- 2.7 – Measuring Techniques and Evaluation
- 2.8 – Features and the Design Tree
- 2.9 – Design Intent and Parametric Modelling
- 2.10 – Model Stability, References, and Best Practices
- End of Module Quiz: Methodology of Parametric modelling
- Relation Quiz
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Module 3: Getting started with Sketching
24 lessons- 3.1 - Sketch tasks
- 3.2 - Sketch Commands
- 3.3 - Sketch Dimensions
- 3.4 - Sketch tools
- 3.5 - Sketch Patterns
- Mid - Module Quiz - 25 Questions
- 3.6 - Sketch Entities
- 3.7 - Sketch Location
- 3.8 - Sketch Relations
- 3.9 - Sketch Definition
- 3.10 - Sketch Features
- 3.11 - Sketch Equations
- End of Module 3 Quiz - 25 questions
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Sketching Exercise Practice
- 3.11 Sketch Tasks
- 3.21 Sketch Commands
- 3.31 Sketch Dimensions
- 3.41 Sketch Tools
- 3.51 Sketch Patterns
- 3.61 Sketch Entities
- 3.71 Sketch Location
- 3.81 Sketch Relations
- 3.91 Sketch Definition
- 3.101 Sketch Features
- 3.111 Sketch Equations
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Module 4: Basic Modelling techniques
22 lessons- 4.1 - Introduction to Solid Modeling
- 4.2 - Base Features: Extrusions
- 4.3 - Cut Features
- 4.4 - Revolved Features
- 4.5 - Feature Relationships & Dependencies
- Mid Module Quiz
- 4.6 - Fillets, Chamfers, and Basic Detail Features
- 4.7 - Hole Creation and Simple Driven Features
- 4.8 - Patterned Features
- 4.9 - Mirror, Sweep, and Loft Features
- 4.10 - Model Editing, Updates, and Design Intent
- End of Module quiz
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Modeling Exercise Pratice
- 4.11 - Introduction to Solid Modeling
- 4.21 - Base Features: Extrusions
- 4.31 - Cut Features
- 4.41 - Revolved Features
- 4.51 - Feature Relationships & Dependencies
- 4.61 - Fillets, Chamfers, and Basic Detail Features
- 4.71 - Hole Creation and Simple Driven Features
- 4.81 - Patterned Features
- 4.91 - Mirror, Sweep, and Loft Features
- 4.101 - Model Editing, Updates, and Design Intent
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Module 5: Basic Assemblies
22 lessons- 5.1 - Introduction to Assemblies
- 5.2 - Inserting and Positioning Components
- 5.3 - Assembly Mates: Fundamentals
- 5.4 - Advanced Mates and Motion Control
- 5.5 - Subassemblies and Assembly Structure
- Mid Module Quiz: Basic Assemblies
- 5.6 - Component Patterns in Assemblies
- 5.7 - In-Context Design (Top-Down Basics)
- 5.8 - Assembly Configurations
- 5.9 - Interference Detection and Assembly Evaluation
- 5.10 - Assembly Editing, Troubleshooting, and Design Intent
- End of Module quiz - Basic Assemblies
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Assemblies Exercise Practice
- 5.11 - Introduction to Assemblies
- 5.21 - Inserting and Positioning Components
- 5.31 - Assembly Mates: Fundamentals
- 5.41 - Advanced Mates and Motion Control
- 5.51 - Subassemblies and Structure
- 5.61 - Component Patterns
- 5.71 - In-Context Design
- 5.81 - Assembly Configurations
- 5.91 - Interference Detection and Evaluation
- 5.10 - Editing and Troubleshooting
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Module 6: Basic Drawings
23 lessons- 6.1 - Introduction to Engineering Drawings
- 6.2 - Templates and Sheet Setup
- 6.3 - Creating Drawing Views
- 6.4 – Projection and Advanced Views
- 6.5 – Dimensions and Annotations
- Mid Module Quiz – SolidWorks Basic Drawings.
- 6.6 – Line Appearance and Display States
- 6.7 – Exploded Views and Assembly Drawings
- 6.8 – Bill of Materials and Tables
- 6.9 – Properties and Appearances
- 6.10 – Saving, Exporting, and Finalizing
- End of Module Quiz – SolidWorks Basic Drawings.
- Untitled quiz
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Drawing Practice exercises
- 6.11 - Introduction to Engineering Drawings
- 6.21 - Templates and Sheet Setup
- 6.31 - Creating Drawing Views
- 6.41 – Projection and Advanced Views
- 6.51 – Dimensions and Annotations
- 6.61 – Line Appearance and Display States
- 6.71 – Exploded Views and Assembly Drawings
- 6.81 – Bill of Materials and Tables
- 6.91 – Properties and Appearances
- 6.101 – Saving, Exporting, and Finalizing
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Module 8: Diagnose and repair faults
13 lessons- 12.1 Diagnose problems
- 12.2 Auto repair
- 12.3 Manually repair
- 12.4 Reordering features
- 12.5 Reordering features
- 12.6 Roll back bar
- 12.7 Repair definition problems
- 12.8 Fully define function
- 12.9 Feature problems
- 12.10 Order problems
- 12.11 Repair failed features
- 12.12 Identifying repair order
- 12.13 - Module 12 Quiz: Diagnose and repair faults
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Bonus: DCG Projects - 2020 - 2025
7 lessons- DCG Projects 2020
- DCG Projects 2021
- DCG Projects 2022
- DCG Projects 2023
- DCG Projects 2024
- DCG Projects 2025
- Untitled quiz
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Bonus: Project 1
8 lesson- Advanced Project
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Module 5: Patterning and driven features
- 6.1 Mirror command
- 6.2 - Parallel Planes
- 6.3 - Mirror Bodies
- 6.4 - Linear Pattern
- 6.5 - Circular Pattern
- 6.9 - Creating Axes and reference geometry
- 6.13 - Module 6 Quiz - Patterning and driven features
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Bonus: Project 2
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Bonus Exercises
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Self-Paced Learning
Students can review lessons anytime, pause during complex tasks, and learn at a comfortable speed.
Self-Paced exams
Step-by-step modeling exercises with on-screen guidance, downloadable files, practice activities and individual module exams .
Written by Experts
All courses are written by experienced industry experts who actively work in engineering, design, and advanced manufacturing fields.
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