CAD Micro

SolidWorks Advanced Part Modeling teaches students how to use multibody solids, sweeping & lofting features, and the more advanced shaping capabilities of SolidWorks.

The focus of this course is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to the successful use of SOLIDWORKS PDM. The intended audience for this course is anyone who will setup and/or administer SOLIDWORKS PDM.

This course provides an in-depth session on the basics of turbulent fluid flow analysis, in addition to covering meshing concerns, modeling concerns, analysis, post-processing, available options and preferences.

Assembly Modeling teaches students how to maximize their use of the assembly modeling capabilities of SolidWorks mechanical design automation software.

SolidWorks Essentials teaches students how to use the SolidWorks mechanical design automation software to build parametric models of parts and assemblies, and how to make manufacturing ready drawings.

This course introduces fundamentals and best practices in SOLIDWORKS CAM. The goal is to build on the current knowledge of designers or engineers in generating, modifying and post process 2.5 axis milling tool paths used for machining parts.

This course offers hands-on experience on the use of SOLIDWORKS Simulation Non-Linear module. The two-day course provides an overview on a wide range of nonlinear structural/mechanical analysis topics.

This course teaches how to use the SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional software to machine parts utilizing advanced functionality such as: CAM or SOLIDWORKS configurations, VoluMill, mill machining in the context of an assembly,3 + 2 machining, and 2 axis turning toolpaths used for the machining of SOLIDWORKS part files.