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Autodesk Inventor - Essentials
Autodesk Inventor Essentials -accredited introductory course
This 3-day Autodesk Inventor Essentials course aims to provide new users of Inventor with the essential knowledge required to design 3D parametric parts and assemblies.
This training employs lectures, demonstrations and hands-on practice to give delegates a comprehensive understanding of the principles behind parametric design, as well as the skills to use Inventor to produce production-ready part and assembly designs.
This is an Autodesk-authorised course, run by an Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI).
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Target Audience
This Autodesk Inventor Essentials training course in an ideal choice for beginners and new users of Autodesk Inventor, as well as those with a small amount of experience using the software.
Pre-requisites
Delegates should have a working knowledge of Windows®. Experience using an Autodesk application, such as AutoCAD or Revit, is beneficial but not essential.
To learn more about suitability, please
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Autodesk Inventor - Essentials
This course is typically structured as follows:
- Getting Started
- Autodesk Inventor user interface
- View manipulation
- Designing parametric parts
- Basic Sketching Techniques
- Creating 2D sketches
- Geometric constraints
- Dimensioning sketches
- Basic Shape Design
- Creating basic sketched features
- Intermediate sketching
- Editing parametric parts
- 3D grip editing
- Creating work features
- Creating basic swept shapes
- Detailed Shape Design
- Creating chamfers and fillets
- Creating holes and threads
- Patterning and mirroring features
- Creating thin-walled parts
- Assembly Design Overview
- Designing assemblies
- Using project files in assembly designs
- Placing, Creating, and Constraining Components
- Placing components in an assembly
- Constraining components
- Placing standard components using the content center
- Basic part design in an assembly
- Interacting with an Assembly
- Identifying parts in an assembly
- Analysis and motion tools
- Presenting your assembly
- Basic View Creation
- Drawing creation environment
- Base and projected views
- Section views
- Detail views
- Crop views
- Managing views
- Dimensions, Annotations, and Tables
- Automated dimensioning techniques
- Manual dimensioning techniques
- Annotating holes and threads
- Creating center lines, symbols and leaders
- Revision tables and tags
- Annotating Assembly Drawings
- Assembly-centric bill of materials
- Creating and customising parts List
- Creating balloons
- Drawing Standards and Resources
- Setting drawing standards
- Drawing resources
