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This is the level-1 of course which will coverage the following topics:
•Belts and chains
•Sketch blocks
•Multi-bodies
•Split tool
•3D Sketch
•Advanced Weldments
•Sheet Metal Import and Modification
All above points discuses in example videos
You can perfectly follow this course if you have SOLIDWORKS versions 2017, 2018,2019 and 2020.. However, this course is delivered using SOLIDWORKS 2017.
This is the guide for your exam to achieve the level of SOLIDWORKS Expert, users must have already obtained a CSWP certification and have also completed four of the five individual advanced topics exams.
The Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional exam is a little more difficult than the first CSWA, but really depends on how long you have been using SOLIDWORKS. This exam is broken up into 3 Segments (around 70-75 minutes each) that include Part Modeling, Assemblies, and Drawings
If you struggle to finish the practice exam in 90 minutes, you might need more practice. It's not hard, but it's not a giveaway. Before taking it, I read people on here calling it a cakewalk, easy, do it in your sleep. I didn't find it that hard, but you do have to pay very close attention.
Certified Solidworks Expert
Expert. A Certified Solidworks Expert (CSWE) has the highest level certificate the program has to offer. Those that pass the exam have proven to be able to solve almost any design task in Solidworks presented to them, and possess a thorough understanding of all advanced functions of the software
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Richard M.
sound faded in and out a few times (but could still hear it). It was good that he showed some alternate methods to get the needed results. He talked a bit slow, so was not as motivating - but the information was good so not a real issue. I would like to know when the other parts will be available (this was only part 1)