Learn how to use SOLIDWORKS Electrical to optimize your drawings and designs for manufacturability so you can maximize quality, avoid rework, and decrease time to market. This course is focused on 2D electrical design.

Learn about the SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional interface, as well as how to check files in and out, how to generate reports, and how to work with revisions. Other topics include using Toolbox with SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional and how custom properties interface with SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional.

Learn about the SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional interface, as well as how to check files in and out, how to generate reports, and how to work with revisions. Other topics include using Toolbox with SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional and how custom properties interface with SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional.

This course teaches how to use the SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional software to machine parts utilizing advanced functionality such as: configurations, VoluMill™, mill machining in the context of an assembly, and pre-positioning of 4th and 5th axes. Additionally, the course teaches how to generate, modify and post process 2 axis turning toolpaths used for the machining of SOLIDWORKS part files.

Learn how to use SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard to generate, modify, and post-process 2.5 axis milling toolpaths used for the machining of SOLIDWORKS part files.

Advanced Modeling focuses on making freeform-type parts using sweeps, lofts, and blends. You'll go beyond the basics and also learn how to use guide curves, curve paths, and even continuity controls to help you create organic-style geometry in your SOLIDWORKS parts. Bridging, local operations, and other multi-body modeling techniques are also covered.

This course concentrates on creating drawings of SOLIDWORKS models. Topics range from setting up templates and sheet formats to laying out drawing views and detailing. Students learn how to create custom drawing templates that use custom properties to their full advantage.

Learn how to build freeform shapes using SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software. Topics covered include introduction to surfacing, solid-surface hybrid modeling, surface modeling, blends and patches, and master model techniques.

Designed for users who would like to become productive quickly in SOLIDWORKS Composer. Learn how to use the SOLIDWORKS Composer package to create 2D and 3D output from CAD design data, along with advanced functions of the SOLIDWORKS Composer software and its associated products to create, share, and distribute content.

This is an excellent introduction to SOLIDWORKS, giving the student the skills and knowledge necessary to make full use of SOLIDWORKS’ power to model and annotate real products. Taught from the end-user’s viewpoint, SOLIDWORKS will come alive as a real-world tool applicable to everyday engineering problems, as opposed to a static computer program.