SOLIDWORKS is 3D CAD software used for designing and developing products. In this course, you’ll learn how to create 3D models, build assemblies, prepare engineering drawings, and understand how designs move from an initial concept toward manufacturing. You will also explore how SOLIDWORKS is applied to practical mechanical design tasks and product development workflows. By working through hands-on design scenarios, you will understand not just how to use SOLIDWORKS tools, but when and why to use them in real time.
Prerequisites
- Basic Computer Knowledge (Windows)
- Basic 2D Drafting Knowledge
- Engineering Drawing Fundamentals
- Drawing Basics (2D Views)
- Understanding of 3D Viewports
- Basic Algebra and Geometry
What Will You Learn
- SOLIDWORKS User Interface and Navigation
- 2D Sketching and Sketch Relations
- Smart Dimensioning
- Part Modeling (Extrude, Revolve, Loft, Cut)
- Fillets and Chamfers
- Reference Geometry (Planes, Axes)
- Assembly Creation and Standard Mates
- 2D Drawing Creation and Annotation
- Mass Properties Calculation
- Material Assignment
- Parametric Design Fundamentals
- Design Intent Principles
- CSWA Certification Exam Preparation
Who Should Do This Training
- High School Students in Engineering or Design
- College and University Engineering Students
- Diploma Students in Mechanical or Design Fields
- Entry-Level CAD Designers
- Aspiring CAD Technicians
- Mechanical Design Beginners
- Prototype Technicians
- Users New to SOLIDWORKS
- Professionals Transitioning to 3D CAD
