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Autodesk
Mechanical Desktop I(Prerequisite Understanding Of Pc Based Operating System Is Recommended.)
The Course Provides An Introduction To Computer Aided Design (Cad), Using The Power Of Today’s Parametric Based Solid Modeling Technology For Mechanical Components Designing. Coverage Of Basic Concepts Of Mechanical Engineering Design, From The Flow Of Designing To The Final Automated Drafting With Workshop Is The Essence Of This Course.
Course Outline
(Introduction
to Operating System.)
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Disk Operating System |
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Basic Utilities of DOS |
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Windows |
Introduction to AutoCAD
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Environment Setting Of ACAD |
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Basic Menu Structure. |
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How To Set Configuration |
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Introduction To General Commands |
Part Modeling
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AutoCAD Designer Overview |
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Sketching And Constraining Profiles |
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Designer Tool And Setups |
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Creating And Combining Sketched Features |
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Finishing Parts With Placed Features |
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Creating Drawings |
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Refinement To Drawings |
Autodesk Mechanical Desktop II(Knowledge of AMD level I.)
This Course Takes Mechanical
Designers Ahead Of Single Component Modeling. The Course Covers Tools Of
Assembly Modeling, Techniques To Handle Multiple Components With Powerful
Components Alignment Tools, Analysis For Components Interference, Mass
Properties Automated Scene Creation And Assembly Drawings. Assembly Planning And
Management Is Also A Part Of This Course.
Course Outline
Getting Started With Designer
Assemblies
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Multiple
Parts In The Same File |
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Defining
Components & Creating Instance |
Introduction To Assembly Constraints.
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Creating
& Managing Assembly Constraints |