Inventor Training Course Online Course

Inventor Training Course

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Course Description

The Autodesk Inventor course will teach 3D design, validation, and documentation processes using a computer aided software, Inventor, from Autodesk. On developing the basic skills, the course focuses on enhanced productivity in creating assemblies and designing part models. The participants also learn the techniques to streamline the design and documentation process. Sheet metal design concepts along with stress analysis simulation are also introduced in Inventor training classes. All the knowledge and skill imparted prepares the candidate to appear for the Autodesk Inventor Associate Certification and the Autodesk Inventor Professional Certification. The associate level certification is prerequisite for the professional level certification. Autodesk Inventor is the world's best-selling 3D modeling and digital prototyping software. It brings the best mechanical, engineering, and design productivity to the new level and reduces designing cycle time.

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What you’ll learn

Live Class Practical Oriented Training
Timely Doubt Resolution
Dedicated Student Success Mentor
Certification & Job Assistance
Free Access to Workshop & Webinar
No Cost EMI Option
n-depth understanding of user interface of Autodesk Inventor. Modification of sketch using powerful tools
Transferring sketch into 3D body. Combining sub-assemblies for making one assembly
Navigating user interface. Creating 2D sketches, 3D parts, views, and assembly designs
Building basic and complex sheet metal parts, assemblies, and drawings. Preparing and running simulation
Modifying and managing assembly efficiently. Creation of drawings using assembly and parts
Method of adding essential annotations such as hole info, text dimension, weld info, surface info, etc.
Preparing dimensions, annotations, and tables. Adopting advanced part-modeling techniques
Describing the process of creating an iAssembly and an iPart

Covering Topics | Program Insights

Part 1: Autodesk Inventor

Part 2: Autodesk Inventor Advanced

Part 3: Autodesk Inventor-Sheet Metal

Part 4: Autodesk Inventor- Simulation

Part 5: Autodesk Inventor Professional

Part 6: Autodesk Inventor Expert

Part 7: Project Development

Curriculum

  Part 1: Autodesk Inventor
Lecture-1 Getting Started 
·      Understanding the User Interface

·      Designing Parametric Parts

·      Using Project Files for Part Design

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-2 Sketching, Constraining & Dimensioning 
·      Creating 2D Sketches

·      Constraining the Sketches

·      Adding Dimensioning to Sketches

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-3 Creating and Editing Placed Features 
·      Creating and Editing Sketched Features

·      Intermediate Sketching

·      Editing Parametric Parts

·      Creating Work Features

·      Creating Basic Swept Shapes

·      Creating Chamfers and Fillets

·      Creating Holes and Threads

·      Patterning and Mirroring Features

·      Creating Thin-Walled Parts

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-4 Creating and Editing Drawing Views 
·      Drawing Creation Environment

·      Creating Styles

·      Setting Drawing Standards

·      Drawing Sheet Preparation

·      Creating Title Blocks and Borders

·      Base and Projected Views

·      Section Views

·      Detail Views

·      Managing Views

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-5 Creating and Documenting Assemblies 
·      Designing Assemblies

·      Using Project Files for Assembly Design

·      Placing Existing Components in an Assembly

·      Constraining Components

·      Placing Standard Components Using the Content Center

·      Basic Part Design in an Assembly

·      Identifying Parts in an Assembly

·      Analysis and Motion Tools

·      Presenting Your Assembly

·      Bill of Materials

·      Creating and Customizing Parts Lists

·      Creating Balloons

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-6 Dimensions, Annotations, and Tables 
·      Automated Dimensioning Techniques

·      Manual Dimensioning Techniques

·      Annotating Holes and Threads

·      Creating Centerlines, Symbols, and Leaders

·      Creating Tables

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 2: Autodesk Inventor Advanced
Lecture-7 Getting Started 
·      Design Philosophies

·      Sketching, Modeling, Modification, Display Tips

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-8 Multi-Body Tools 
·      Multi-body Part Modeling

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-9 Advanced Work Features 
·      User Coordinate System

·      Grounded Work Points

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-10 Lofts & Loft Options 
·      Area Lofts

·      Advanced Sweeps

·      Coils

·      Analyzing a Model

·      Analysis Types, Analysis Procedures

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-11 Introduction to Surfacing 
·      Basic Surfaces

·      Patch Surfaces

·      Stitch Surfaces

·      Sculpting with Surfaces

·      Thickening and Offsetting a Surface

·      Extend and Trim Surface

·      Replace Face

·      Delete Face

·      Copy Surface

·      Importing Surfaces

·      Repairing Imported Surfaces

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-12 Custom Sketches 
·      Create Sketch Symbols

·      Place Sketched Symbols

·      AutoCAD Blocks in Inventor

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-13 Engineers Notebook 
·      Notes

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-14 Effective Assembly Tools 
·      General Assembly Tips

·      Constraint Tips

·      Motion Constraints

·      Transitional Constraints

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-15 Introduction to Top-Down Design 
·      Top-Down Design

·      Top-Down Design Technique

·      Additional Top-Down Design Tools

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-16 Derived Components 
·      Derived Component

·      Modifying Derived Components

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-17 Assembly Parts and Features 
·      Assembly Parts

·      Assembly Features

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-18 Associative Links and Adaptive Parts 
·      Associative Links

·      Adaptive Assembly Parts

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-19 Skeleton Models and Derived Components 
·      Working with Skeletons

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-20 iFeatures & iParts 
·      Creating / Inserting / Editing iFeatures

·      Table-Driven iFeatures

·      Creating / Inserting / Editing iParts

·      Table-Driven iParts

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-21 Translation 
·      Import and Export Data

·      Import Data Formats

·      Importing Solids

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-22 Drawing Tools 
·      Create Hole Tables

·      Revision Tables and Tags

·      Tables for Factory Members

·      Surfaces in Drawing Views

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-23 Design Accelerator 
·      Design Accelerator

·      Generators

·      Calculators

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-24 Inventor Studio 
·      Introduction to Inventor Studio

·      Rendering

·      Animation

·      Creating a Standard Room

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-25 iAssemblies 
·      Introduction

·      Create Basic iAssemblies

·      Create Multi-Level iAssemblies

·      Derived Components

·      Modify Derived Components

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-26 Applying Motion with Constraints 
·      Driving Constraints

·      Motion Constraints

·      Transitional Constraints

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-27 Positional / Level of Detail Representations 
·      Introduction to Positional representations

·      Create and Edit Positional representations

·      Using a Positional Representation

·      Level of Detail Representations

·      System-Defined Level of Detail representations

·      User-Defined Level of Detail Representations

·      Using Level of Detail Representations

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-28 Assembly Duplication Options 
·      Pattern Components

·      Mirror Components

·      Copy Components

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-29 Assembly Bill of Materials 
·      Create Virtual Components

·      Create Bill of Materials

·      Frame Generator

·      Frame Generator

·      Structural Shape Author

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 3: Autodesk Inventor-Sheet Metal
Lecture-30 Understanding Sheet Metal Modeling 
·      Sheet Metal Concepts

·      Sheet Metal Terminology

·      Sheet Metal Environment

·      Sheet Metal Design Process

·      Working With Sheet Metal Rules

·      Sheet, Bend and Corner Tab Options

·      Bend Tables

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-31 Creating Sheet Metal Features 
·      Applying Existing Sheet Metal Defaults

·      Creating a Face as a Base Feature

·      Creating a Contour Flange as a Base Feature

·      Creating a Contour Roll as a Base Feature

·      Sheet Metal Parameters

·      Bend Relief Shapes

·      Faces as Secondary Features

·      Contour Flanges as Secondary Features

·      Contour Rolls as Secondary Features

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-32 Working with Flanges and Rips 
·      Creating Flanges

·      Corner Relief Options

·      Lofted Flanges

·      Rips

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-33 Bending Sheet Metal 
·      Hems

·      Folds

·      Bend Features

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-34 Sheet Metal Cuts 
·      Creating Cut Features

·      Creating Straight Holes

·      Using Punch Tool Features

·      Cuts Using Surfaces

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-35 Flat Pattern Environment 
·      Creating Flat Patterns

·      Orienting Flat Patterns

·      Punch Representations

·      Bend Angle

·      Flat Pattern Cleanup

·      Exporting to DXF/DWG

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-36 Documentation 
·      Documentation and Annotation

·      Sheet Metal Drawing Terminology

·      Creating Sheet Metal Drawings

·      Bend and Punch Notes

·      Bend Tables

·      Punch Tables

·      Bend Order

·      Cosmetic Centerlines

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-37 Converting Parts to Sheet Metal 
·      Converting Solid Model to Sheet Metal

·      Non-Ruled Surfaces

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-38 Corner Rounds, Chamfers and Seams 
·      Creating Corner Rounds

·      Creating Corner Chamfers

·      Creating Corner Seams and Miters

·      Creating Corner Rips

·      Using Corner Seams and Bends

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 4: Autodesk Inventor- Simulation
Lecture-39 Introduction to Engineering Analysis 
·      Stress Analysis Overview

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-40 Stress Analysis 
·      Preparing and Running a Simulation

·      Viewing Results

·      Analyzing Assemblies

·      Performing a Parametric Design Study

·      Mesh Control and Convergence

·      Performing a Modal Analysis

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-41 Engineering Problems and Solution 
·      Solving Design Problems

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 5: Autodesk Inventor Professional
Lecture-42 User Interface 
·      Describe how to use the heads up display (HUD) to create and edit features

·      Identify how to use visual styles to control the appearance of a model

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-43 Project Files 
·      Describe the options for controlling a project file

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-44 Sketching 
·      Recall the function of each sketch constraint

·      Demonstrate how to create dynamic input dimensions

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-45 Part Modeling 
·      Create extrude features

·      Create fillet features

·      Create hole features

·      Create a pattern of features

·      Describe how to use the Project Geometry and Project Cut Edges commands

·      Create revolve features

·      Create a shell feature

·      Create work features and a UCS

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-46 Drawing 
·      Explain how to edit a base and

·      projected views

·      Describe how to create a slice view in a drawing

·      Demonstrate how to create and edit dimensions in a drawing

·      Describe how to edit a hole table

·      Describe how to modify a parts list

·      Demonstrate how to edit a section view

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-47 Assembly Modeling 
·      Describe the process of finding the minimum distance between parts and components

·      Describe the function of the different assembly constraints

·      Describe how to modify a bill of materials

·      Explain the method of creating a frame using the frame generator command

·      Identify uses for surfaces in the modeling process

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-48 Presentation Files 
·      Describe how to animate a presentation file

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-49 Advanced Modeling 
·      Describe the procress to emboss text and a profile

·      Create and constrain sketch blocks

·      Describe the process of creating an iAssembly

·      Describe the process to create an iPart

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-50 Sheet Metal 
·      Demonstrate how to create and edit a sheet metal flat pattern

·      Describe the different types of sheet metal flanges that Inventor can create

·      Demonstrate how to annotate a sheet metal part in a drawing

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 6: Autodesk Inventor Expert
Lecture-51 Part Modeling 
·      Create extrude features

·      Create hole features

·      Practical Exercise                      

Lecture-52 Drawing 
·      Demonstrate how to edit a section view

·      Create a slice view in a drawing

·      Demonstrate how to modify a style in a drawing

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-53 Assembly Modeling 
·      Apply assembly constraints

·      Create a part in the context of an assembly

·      Create components using the Design

·      Accelerator commands

·      Create and edit a frame using the Frame

·      Generator command

·      Create a level of detail

·      Create a positional representation

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-54 Advanced Modeling 
·      Create a 3D path using the Intersection Curve and the Project to Surface commands

·      Create a multi-body part

·      Create a part using surfaces

·      Create an iPart

·      Create a loft feature

·      Create plastic part features

·      Create a sweep feature

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-55 Sheet Metal 
·      Create flanges using the Flange, Contour Flange, and Lofted Flange commands

·      Practical Exercise              

Lecture-56 Weldments 
·      Create a weldment

·      Practical Exercise

  Part 7: Project Development
Project Development

Frequently Asked Questions

Candidates must have knowledge about drafting / designing or mechanical engineering principles, in addition to proficiency in MS Windows OS environments.

Ans: The course offers a variety of online training options, including: • Live Virtual Classroom Training: Participate in real-time interactive sessions with instructors and peers. • 1:1 Doubt Resolution Sessions: Get personalized assistance and clarification on course-related queries. • Recorded Live Lectures*: Access recorded sessions for review or to catch up on missed classes. • Flexible Schedule: Enjoy the flexibility to learn at your own pace and according to your schedule.

Ans: Live Virtual Classroom Training allows you to attend instructor-led sessions in real-time through an online platform. You can interact with the instructor, ask questions, participate in discussions, and collaborate with fellow learners, simulating the experience of a traditional classroom setting from the comfort of your own space.

Ans: If you miss a live session, you can access recorded lectures* to review the content covered during the session. This allows you to catch up on any missed material at your own pace and ensures that you don't fall behind in your learning journey.

Ans: The course offers a flexible schedule, allowing you to learn at times that suit you best. Whether you have other commitments or prefer to study during specific hours, the course structure accommodates your needs, enabling you to balance your learning with other responsibilities effectively. *Note: Availability of recorded live lectures may vary depending on the course and training provider.