Master 3D design with SolidWorks in this course. Learn modeling, documentation, and prepare for the CSWP exam with quizzes and practical exercises.
Dive into the world of 3D modeling with SolidWorks! This course guides you through essential skills, from basic sketching to creating assemblies, all while preparing you for real-world applications and even the CSWP exam. It's a fun, hands-on way to learn design!
Learn how to model a 3D design from conception to printing it out for a client or your own wall.
This course will teach you the fundamentals of SolidWorks. Understanding such an immense software program such as this will take some time to fully master. This course will teach you the fundamental functions required to model and document a design you may have. It will also test your knowledge with quizes and a practice exercise at the very end in case you may be preparing for the Certified SolidWorks Professional (CSWP) exam
SolidWorks is a software used by many engineers. Knowing how to create a design is very useful when you want to prototype a product and eventually send it off to be created.
Flexibility Learning
Learning by Watching and Doing
Becoming More Competitive in the Workforce
Understand What It Takes to Create a Model
Video Lessons
Project Files to Work On
Exercise lessons
Documents for Quick Review
Test Questions on Fundamentals
Basic Sketching
Creating Parts
Using Libraries
Dimensioning
Creating Assemblies
Creating Drawings
And Myself for Help
Model in 3D
Correctly Present your Design on Paper
Create Assemblies
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My background is in engineering with an emphasis in physics. I have a passion for learning and teaching those that enjoy learning as much as I do. I am a jack of many trades and want to try to make the complex topics much easier to understand by focusing on the essential concepts. Many engineers might know this as the...
Glad I got this course at a discount while on sale.
As noted in the discussion boards, the course doesn't maintain continuity very well, has some grammar errors, and other issues (like a quiz question that you cannot answer as correct even if you select the correct answer). Also, some of the download materials are incomplete (like lecture 19 assembly that doesn't include the parts; but, has the assembly file; able to understand the lecture w/o the files, would be better to have them and review along the video). Otherwise, the instructor does note & briefly review several of the features of SolidWorks (why I signed up). A little more work and the course has potential to be worth the cost.
I am more confused than when I started. The instructor just manages to play around with Solidworks while you watch him. There are no actual lessons, just the instructor making up words during the course.
I've completed a good portion of this course and I'm liking it so far. Has helped me get a lot of the concepts quickly. I liked the test questions too.
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Edward C.
I think it has a good coverage for a 2hrs course but perhaps a bit too condensed and overwhelming for beginners, where I have to rewatch some of the steps quite a few times, follow it through to have a better grasp on the operations done. It's more suitable for intermediates with some prior experience with SolidWorks. Overall, great contents and very helpful.