CAD/CAM/CAE Training Courses in Gurgaon,Delhi, NCR By TIET

Unit Heading	Unit Outcomes	Unit Topics
1. Introduction	Understand different modules of Autodesk Inventor Understand how to open a new part file in Autodesk Inventor Understand various terms used in sketching environment	Introduction to Autodesk Inventor Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor Units for Dimensions Important Terms and Their Definitions Analysis Environment Stress Analysis Environment Color Scheme
2. Drawing Sketches for Solid Models	Start a new template and set up the sketching environment Use drawing display tools Draw sketches by using various sketcher entities	The Sketching Environment Invoking the Sketching Environment Sketching Entities Deleting Sketched Entities Finishing a Sketch Understanding the Drawing Display Tools
3. Adding Constraints and Dimensions to Sketches	Adding geometric constraints Dimensioning and modifying a sketch Measuring distances, angles, loops, and areas in a sketch	Adding Geometric Constraints to a Sketch Viewing the Constraints Applied to a Sketched Entity Controlling Constraints and Applying them Automatically while Sketching Deleting Geometric Constraints Adding Dimensions to Sketches Setting the Scale of a Sketch Creating Driven Dimensions Understanding the Concept of Fully-Constrained Sketches Measuring Sketched Entities
4. Editing, Extruding, and Revolving Sketches	Edit sketches using various editing tools Create rectangular and circular patterns Write text in the sketching environment and convert it into a feature Insert external images, Word documents, and Excel spreadsheets in the sketching environment Convert sketches into base features Create primitive freeform shapes	Editing Sketched Entities Creating Patterns Writing Text in the Sketching Environment Inserting Images and Documents in Sketches Editing Sketched Entities by Dragging Tolerances Converting the Base Sketch into a Base Feature Extruding the Sketch Revolving the Sketch Direct Manipulation of Features by Using the Mini Toolbar Rotating the View of a Model in 3D Space Controlling the Display of Models
5. Other Sketching and Modeling Options	Create features on planes other than the default XY plane Create work features Use other extrusion options	Creating Sketching Planes Work Features Other Extrusion Options Other Revolution Options The Concept of Sketch Sharing
6. Advanced Modeling Tools-I	Use of advanced modeling tools Assign different colors/styles to a model Assign material to a model	Creating Holes, Fillets, Chamfer, and Mirror Features Creating Patterns of features Creating Rib Features Thickening Faces or Surfaces, Offset Faces or Surfaces Embossing or Engraving Sketched Entities on a Feature Using the Decal Tool to Apply an Image on a Feature Assign Different Colors/Styles to a Model
7. Editing Features and Adding Automatic Dimensions to Sketches	Edit features in a model Redefine the sketching plane of a feature Suppress and unsupress features Copy and delete features Add automatic dimensions to sketches	Concept of Editing Features Suppressing and Unsuppressing the Features Editing of a Feature Using the Direct Tool Deleting Features Copying and Pasting Features Manipulating Features by EOP Adding Automatic Dimensions to Sketches Projecting Entities in the Sketching Environment
8. Advanced Modeling Tools-II	Understand Modeling Tools Reordering the Features Using the Sketch Doctor Using the Design Doctor	Creating Sweep Features Creating Lofted Features Creating Coil Features Creating Internal or External Threads Creating Shell Features Applying Drafts on the Faces of a Model Splitting the Faces of a Model or a Complete Model Deleting the Selected Faces of a Model Replacing the Selected Faces of a Model with Surfaces Adding Surface Patches Stitching Multiple Surfaces to a Single Surface Creating sculpt features Using of Sketch Doctor and Design Doctor
9. Assembly Modeling-I	Understand the concept of the bottom-up and top-down assemblies Understand various assembly constraints and their usage Use constraint limits to assemble components	Assembly Modeling Types of Assemblies Creating Top-down Assemblies Creating Bottom-Up Assemblies Assembling Components by Using the Constrain Tool Specifying the Limits for Constraining Assembling Parts by Using the Assemble Tool Using ALT +Drag to Apply Assembly Constraints Applying Joints to the Assembly Showing and Hiding Relationships Moving Individual Components Rotating Individual Components in 3D Space
10. Assembly Modeling-II	Edit assembly constraints Create subassemblies Create and edit the pattern of components in the assembly file Replace components in an assembly file with other components Mirror subassemblies or components of an assembly Create the section view of assemblies in an assembly file Analyze assemblies for interference Create design views of assemblies Drive assembly constraints View the Bill of Material of the current assembly Understand and create assembly features	Editing Assembly Constraints Editing Components Creating Subassemblies Checking Degrees of Freedom of a Component Creating the Pattern of Components in an Assembly Replacing a Component from the Assembly File with another Component Mirroring Subassemblies or Components of an Assembly Copying Subassemblies or Components of an Assembly Deleting Components Editing the Pattern of Components Making a Pattern Instance Independent Deleting Assembly Constraints Creating Assembly Section Views in the Assembly File Analyzing Assemblies for Interference Creating Design View Representations Simulating the Motion of Components of an Assembly by Driving Assembly Constraints Creating Positional Representations Viewing the Bill of Material of the Current Assembly Working with Assembly Features
11. Working with Drawing Views-I	Understand the use of drawing module Understand various types of drawing views in Autodesk Inventor Assign different hatch patterns to different components in assembly section views	The Drawing Module Types of Views Generating Drawing Views Drafting Drawing Views Editing Drawing Views Deleting Drawing Views Moving Drawing Views Copying Drawing Views Rotating Drawing Views Changing the Orientation of Drawing Views Assigning Different Hatch Patterns to Components in Assembly Section Views Editing the Default Hatch Style of the Sectioned Objects Excluding Components from Assembly Section Views
12. Working with Drawing Views-II	Modify drawing standards Insert additional sheets in the current drawing Create dimension styles Set the standard for the parts list Add balloons to assembly drawing views	Modifying Drawing Standards Inserting Additional Sheets into Drawing Activating a Drawing Sheet Displaying Dimensions in Drawing Views Modifying the Model Dimensions Editing Drawing Sheets Creating Dimension Styles Applying Dimension Styles Modifying a Dimension and its Appearance Using the Shortcut Menu Adding the Parts List Editing the Parts List Setting the Standard for the Parts List Adding Balloons to Assembly Drawing Views Adding Text to a Drawing Sheet
13. Working with Sheet Metal Components	Create the base of a sheet metal component Fold a part of a sheet metal component Add a flange to a Sheet metal component Punch 3D shapes into sheet metal components Add a hem to a sheet metal part Create the flat pattern of a sheet metal component	The Sheet Metal Module Setting Sheet Metal Component Parameters Creating Sheet Metal Components Folding Sheet Metal Components Adding Flanges to Sheet Metal Components Creating Seams at the Corners of Sheet Metal Components Bending the Faces of a Sheet Metal Component Rounding the Corners of Sheet Metal Components Chamfering the Corners of Sheet Metal Components Punching 3D Shapes into Sheet Metal Components Creating Hems Creating Contour Flanges Creating the Flat Patterns of Sheet Metal Components

List of Assignments

Chapter Number	Tutorial /Exercise Reference	Class / Home
02	Tut1, Tut 2 Tut3, and Exer 1	Class
	Exer 2, and Tut 4	Home
03	Tut1, Tut2, Tut3 and Exer 1	Class
	Exer 3, and Tut 4	Home
04	Tut1, Tut2, Tut3 and Exer 1	Class
	Exer 3, and Tut 4	Home
05	Tut1, Tut2	Class
	Exer 3, and Exer 4	Home
06	Tut1, Tut2 and Exer 1	Class
	Exer 3, and Exer 4	Home
07	Tut1, Tut3 and Exer 1	Class
	Exer 1, and Exer 2	Home
08	Tut1, Tut2, and Tut3	Class
	Exer 1, and Exer 2	Home
09	Tut1, Tut2, and Tut3	Class
	Exer 1	Home
10	Tut1, and Tut3	Class
	Exer 1	Home
11	Tut1, and Tut2	Class
	Exer 1	Home
12	Tut1, and Tut2	Class
	Exer 1	Home
15	Tut1, and Tut2	Class
	Exer 1	Home

Portfolio
Every trainee/student will make a portfolio (Binder) that will contain the following in the order listed:

Training completion certificate given to student by TIET
Course syllabus
All assignments (Tutorials and Exercises)
Tests/Exams taken by the student
Any projects done in the class
A short summary by the student about how this training session has helped him/her
Membership certificate of “Emerging Technologies Club” with student’s picture
Class picture with the instructor

Course:Product Design Using Inventor