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    Autodesk Inventor Syllabus

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    This document outlines an 80-hour training program on Autodesk Inventor. It is broken into 20 sessions covering topics ranging from the basic user interface and modeling concepts to more advanced areas like assemblies, sheet metal design, surfacing, and detailing. Sessions will explore topics such as sketching, part modeling, working with assemblies, sheet metal features, surface modeling, and creating drawings. The goal is to provide participants a comprehensive overview of Inventor's capabilities.

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    This document outlines an 80-hour training program on Autodesk Inventor. It is broken into 20 sessions covering topics ranging from the basic user interface and modeling concepts to more advanced areas like assemblies, sheet metal design, surfacing, and detailing. Sessions will explore topics such as sketching, part modeling, working with assemblies, sheet metal features, surface modeling, and creating drawings. The goal is to provide participants a comprehensive overview of Inventor's capabilities.

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    This document outlines an 80-hour training program on Autodesk Inventor. It is broken into 20 sessions covering topics ranging from the basic user interface and modeling concepts to more advanced areas like assemblies, sheet metal design, surfacing, and detailing. Sessions will explore topics such as sketching, part modeling, working with assemblies, sheet metal features, surface modeling, and creating drawings. The goal is to provide participants a comprehensive overview of Inventor's capabilities.

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    Autodesk Inventor Syllabus

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    This document outlines an 80-hour training program on Autodesk Inventor. It is broken into 20 sessions covering topics ranging from the basic user interface and modeling concepts to more advanced areas like assemblies, sheet metal design, surfacing, and detailing. Sessions will explore topics such as sketching, part modeling, working with assemblies, sheet metal features, surface modeling, and creating drawings. The goal is to provide participants a comprehensive overview of Inventor's capabilities.

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    Autodesk Inventor Duration : 80 hrs

    Sessions Topics
    Getting Started:

     Understanding parametric design


     Understanding feature based concept
     Basic modeling concepts
     Understanding History-Based Modeling and Dependencies
     Adaptivity
     Orthographic Projections
     File Extensions
     Inventor Workflow

    User Interface:

     GUI
    o Mouse Control
    o Functional Keys
    o View Control
     View Cube
     Navigation Wheel
    Session 1  Pan
     Zoom
     Rotate
     Look At
     Previous View
     Next View
     Projections
     Visual Styles
    o Clean Screen
    o Switch
    o Tile Window
    o Cascade
    o New

    Work Environment

     Project Files
     Application Options
     Document Settings
     File Open Options
    Sessions Topics
    2D Sketches

     Sketch Workflow
     Creating 2D Entities
    o Line
    o Circle
    o Ellipse
    o Arc
    o Rectangle
    o Polygon
    o Fillet
    o Chamfer
    Session 2
    Advanced Sketching

     Spline
     Equation Curve
     Slot
     Sketch Point
     Centre Point
     Text & Geometry Text
     Creating 3D Entities
     Sketch Dimensioning
     Sketch Constraints

    Sketch Block

    Modifying Sketch

     Move
     Copy
     Rotate
     Trim
     Extend
    Session 3
     Split
     Scale
     Stretch
     Offset
     Editing Spline

    Sketch Pattern

     Rectangular
    Sessions Topics
     Circular
     Mirror

    Projection

    2D Projections

     Project Geometry
     Project Cut Edges
     Project Flat Pattern
     Project to 3D Sketch

    3D Projections

    Sketch Properties
    Reference Plane

    Work Feature

     Work Plane
     Work Axis
     Work Point
     UCS
     In line work features

    Part Modeling:
    Session 4 & 5
     Overview on Part Modeling
     Task Performed in Part Modeling
     Part Browser
     Part Template
     Basic Created Features
    o Extrude
    o Revolve
    o Sweep
    o Loft
    o Coil
     Primitives

    Placed Features
    Session 6 & 7
     Hole
     Thread
    Sessions Topics
     Fillet
     Chamfer
     Shell
     Draft

    Advanced Created Features

     Derive
     Emboss
     Rib
     Decal

    Solid Editing

     Direct Edit
     Combine
     Split
     Thicken/Offset

    Pattern

     Rectangular
     Circular
     Mirror

    Part Modeling Tools

     Measure
    o Distance
    o Angle
    o Loop
    o Area
    Session 8 & 9 o Region Properties
     Parameters
     i-Logic
     Place Feature
     Create i-Part
     Insert i-Feature
     Insert Object

    Assemblies:
    Session 10 & 11
    Sessions Topics
    Assembly Modeling Environment

     Assembly Browser
    o Modeling View
    o Assembly View
    o Filter
    o User Defined Folder

    Assembly Components

     Placements and Constraints


     Assembly Relationship Error & Recovery Tools

    Flexible Components

    Adaptive Components

    Working with Assembly Components

     Copy Assembly Components


     Assembly Components in Patterns
     Move & Rotation of Assembly Components
     Deleting Assembly Components

    Replace Components

    Inspection for Interference


    Advanced Assembly

    Flexible Assemblies

    Session 12 & 13 Level of Detail Representations (LODR)

    Simplified Assemblies

    Shrink wrap Assemblies


    Sheet Metal Design

     Sheet Metal Defaults


    Session 14 & 15  Sheet Metal Features
    o Face
    o Flange
    o Contour Flange
    Sessions Topics
    o Lofted Flange
    o Contour Roll
    o Hem
    o Bend
    o Fold
    o Cut
    o Corner Seam
    o Rip
    o Unfold
    o Refold
    o Hole
    o Corner Round
    o Corner Chamfer
    o Copy Object
    o Punch Tool
     Create Flat Pattern
     Convert to Sheet Metal

    Surface Modeling

     Surface Editing Tool


    o Stitch
    o Patch
    Session 16 o Sculpt
    o Trim
    o Extend
    o Replace Face
    o Repair Bodies

    Detailing

     Creating Fundamental Views


    o Base View
    o Projected View
    o Auxiliary View
    o Section View
    Session 17 & 18 o Detail View
    o Overlay View
    o Draft View
     Alignment
     Creating Sketches in Drawing
     Modifying Sketches
    o Break View
    Sessions Topics
    o Breakout View
    o Slice
    o Crop
     Creating New Sheet
     Annotate
    o Dimensioning
    o Arrange Dimension
    o Retrieve Dimension
    o Notes
    o Text
    o GD&T Symbols
     Tables
     Balloon

    Session 19 Freeform Modeling


    Session 20 Inventor Studio

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