Recommended Learning Duration: 16 Hrs

Overview: Through this course, the user will be able to learn Autodesk Inventor Part Design. On completion of this course, user will be able to: 

• Create 3D models in Inventor Part Design workbench
  
• Understand the Sketcher workbench
  
• Understand the Sketch-Based Features like Extrude, Revolve and Loft
  
• Create Dress-up Features like Draft, Fillet and Chamfer
  
• Create the new Work Planes and Reference Elements using Project Geometry
  
• Create Pattern

Course Structure:  

Introduction to Part modeling

• Single-body and Multi-body parts
  
• Importance of Part design
  
• Benefits of 3D modeling over 2D modeling
  
• Important factors for Part modeling
  
• Steps involved in designing a Part
  

Introduction to Autodesk Inventor Application

• User interface of Part modeling workbench
• Navigation toolbar
  
• View cube for setting up views
  
• Introduction to Sketcher environment
  
• Create, Modify, Dimension, Pattern and Constrain panels
  
• Create Lines and Splines
  
• Create a Circle and an Arc
  
• Create Rectangle and Slot
  
• Create Chamfer and Fillet
  
• Add Text
  
• Create a single Point
  
• Modify the profile using Move, Copy and Rotate
  
• Trim, Scale and Mirror
  
• Create a Sketch
  

Design of Component-1

• Constrain the Sketch
  
• Extrude and Extrude Cut
  
• Coincide, Tangent, Symmetry, Horizontal and Vertical Constrains
  
• Create a Plane
• Create Slots and Circular Cutout
  
• Pattern commands
  

Design of Component-2

• Introduction to parts and their functions
  
• Create basic part features of components
  
• Assign Material
  
• Convert Line to Axis
• Project Geometry
• Offset a plane and create a profile
• Create Fillet
  

Design of Component-3

• Design a component using Revolve
  
• Create basic part features
• Create Chamfer
  
• Create Loft
  

Design of Component-4

• Create basic part features 
  
• Create a Draft
  
• Create Holes

Pre-requisite:  User should be a Mechanical Engineer. The recommended version for practice exercises is Inventor 2020 and above.

Training Method: Instruction based and Hands-on practice.

Course Validity: 90 days from the date of enrolment.

Instructor Video Duration: 90 Mins

Downloadable Exercises: 6

Recommended Practice Hours: 13 Hrs

Recommended Learning Duration: 16 Hrs

Overview: Through this course, the user will be able to learn Autodesk Inventor Assembly Design. On completion of this course, user will be able to: 

• Create Assembly Design Constraints
  
• Understand various Assembly Constraints like Mate, Flush, Angle, Insert and Mirror
  
• Create Relationship like Rotary Motion and Transitional Motion
  
• Generate Bill of Materials

Course Structure: 

Introduction to Assembly

• About Assembly
  
• General principles and types of Assembly
  
• Design of Assembly
  
• Process flow of Design for Assembly(DFA)
  
• Stages involved in product development
  

Introduction to Constraints

• Different types of Constraints in Assembly
  
• Place component into Assembly
  
• Use of Mate, Flush and Insert Constraint
  
• Angle, Tangent and Symmetry Constraints
  

Rotational Constraints

• Constrain by using Plane to Plane and Axis to Axis
  
• Create Rotary Relationship
  
• Create Translation Relationship
  
• Create Drive between Gears
  

Transitional Constraints

• Convert Rotary into Transitional Motion
  

Top-Down Approach

• Top Down Assembly approach
  
• Create part in Assembly workbench
  
• Create Bolted Connection
  

Assembly of Product-1

• Bottom Up Assembly approach
  
• Assemble component by using Constraints
  
• Create Angle Constraint
  
• Create Rotation Relationship
  
• Insert components from Content Center
  
• Insert parts
  
• Create Drive to validate assembly
  

Assembly of Product-2

• Understand different parts of assembly and it's functions
  
• Exploded View of assembly
  
• Insert parts
  
• Free Rotate and Free Move
  
• Adjust position by giving Offset
  
• Place Subassemblies
  
• Create Tangent Relationship
  
• Create Transition Relationship
  
• Verify created Relationship
  

Bill of Material

• Create Bill of Materials
  
• Add Engineering Note to BOM
  
• Extract BOM into Drafting
  

Pre-requisite: User should be a Mechanical Engineer and should have completed Autodesk Inventor Part design course. The recommended version for practice exercises is Inventor 2020 and above.

Training Method: Instruction based and Hands-on practice.

Course Validity: 90 days from the date of enrolment.

Instructor Video Duration: 105 Mins

Downloadable Exercises: 6

Recommended Practice Hours: 13 Hrs

Recommended Learning Duration: 8 Hrs

Overview: Through this course, the user will be able to learn Autodesk Inventor Surface Design. On completion of this course, user will be able to: 

• Understand the GUI of Surface environment
  
• Create the Wireframe by using Points, Lines and Splines
  
• Generate Surface
  
• Modify Surface
  
• Convert Surface to Solid

Course Structure: 

Introduction to Surfacing

• 3D Modeling Methods
  
• Wireframe Modeling
  
• Types of surface
  
• Importance of Surface Modeling
  
• Applications and Advantage of Surface Modeling
  
• Difference between Surface and Solid Modeling
  

Surface Design of Component-1

• GUI of Surface Modeling
  
• Create Revolve and Loft surface
  
• Use of Trim command
  
• Create Sculpt Feature
  
• Generate Extended Surface
  
• Modify surface
  
• Use of Repair Bodies
  

Surface Design of Component-2

• Create wireframes
  
• Create a Sweep Profile and Extrude Surface
  
• Create a Side Cutout, Ruled and Split Surface
• Add Thickness to Surface
  
• Create Profile on Curved Surface
  
• Create Boundary Patch and Stitch Surface
  

Pre-requisite:  User should be a Mechanical Engineer and should have completed Autodesk Inventor Part design Course. The recommended version for practical exercises is Autodesk Inventor 2020 and above.

Training Method: Instruction based and Hands-on practice.

Course Validity: 90 days from the date of enrolment.

Instructor Video Duration: 62 Mins

Downloadable Exercises: 5

Recommended Practice Hours: 5 Hrs

Recommended Learning Duration: 8 Hrs

Overview: Through this course, the user will be able to learn Autodesk Inventor Model Based Definition(MBD). On completion of this course, user will be able to: 

• Define various GD&T options
  
• Understand to annotate directly on 3D parts and products
  
• Create various Annotation methods
  
• Create Datum and capturing Annotations
  
• Publish GD&T and Annotation into 3D PDF

Course Structure: 

Introduction to GD&T

• About GD&T
  
• Advantages of GD&T
  
• Types of GD&T
  
• Details about Form Tolerance, Profile Tolerance, Orientation Tolerance and Location Tolerance
  
• Run-out and Total Run-out
  

Introduction to MBD

• About MBD
  
• GUI of MBD
  
• General Annotations
  
• Create Linear Dimension
  
• About Basic and Reference Dimension
  
• Create Dimension Tolerance
  
• About Surface Texture
  
• Setting Annotations Standard
  
• Define Datum and it's principles
  
• About Tolerance Advisor
  
• Create Geometrical Dimensions
  
• Capture GD&T and Annotate different Views
  
• Align the Dimensions
  
• Publish created MBD into 3D PDF
  

MBD of Component

• Create basic Annotations
  
• Create basic Tolerance Dimensions
  
• Create Geometrical Dimensions using Tolerance feature
  
• Capture Annotations in different Views
  

Pre-requisite: User should be a Mechanical Engineer and should have completed Autodesk Inventor Part design course. The recommended version for practice exercises is Inventor 2020 and above.

Training Method: Instruction based and Hands-on practice.

Course Validity: 90 days from the date of enrolment.

Instructor Video Duration: 72 Mins

Downloadable Exercises: 3

Recommended Practice Hours: 6 Hrs