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Mechanical Desktop training

A course to suit everyone

Hands on training

The Centre of Engineering Excellence (CEE) has successfully trained over 100 individuals each year in CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture), since its establishment in 1993.

Details of all of our courses can be downloaded in PDF format here.

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Mechanical Desktop – Solid Modelling

Level: basic to advanced

Suited to: design engineers and draughts persons

Entry requirements: no previous CAD experience is necessary, although practical AutoCAD experience and knowledge of world and user co-ordinate systems would be useful

Duration: 30hrs – flexible learning

Course content:

  • User interface
  • Defining a sketch plane
  • Creating a sketch
  • Creating a profile
  • Desktop browser
  • Adding geometric and dimensional constraints
  • Construction geometry creation
  • Creating Solid part features
  • Feature operations
  • Screen manipulation
  • Modifying Solid part features
  • Redefining Solid part features
  • Work feature creation
  • Placed feature creation
  • Feature patterning
  • Feature mirroring
  • Physical properties
  • Parameters
  • Worked Solid Modelling examples

Mechanical Desktop: 3D to 2D integration

Level: basic to advanced

Suited to: design engineers and draughts persons

Entry requirements: Mechanical Desktop Solid Modelling

Duration: 15hrs – flexible learning

Course content:

  • Drafting standards
  • Drawing creation
  • Drawing view creation
  • Dimensioning
  • Annotation
  • Worked Solid Modelling examples
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mechanical Desktop: Surface Modelling

Level: basic to advanced

Suited to: design engineers and draughts persons

Entry requirements: no previous CAD experience is necessary, although practical AutoCAD experience and knowledge of world and user co-ordinate systems would be useful

Duration: 30hrs

Course content:

  • Curves and continuity
  • Surface options
  • Wireframe Modelling
  • Surface primitives
  • Motion based Surfaces
  • Skin Surfaces
  • Derived Surfaces
  • Filleting
  • Trimming
  • Augmented lines
  • Worked basic Surface Modelling examples

 

Mechanical Desktop: Assembly Modelling

Level: basic to advanced

Suited to: design engineers and draughts persons

Entry requirements: Mechanical Desktop Solid Modelling

Duration: 15hrs – flexible learning

Course content:

  • Assembly catalog
  • Attaching external part files
  • Localised parts
  • 3D constraints
  • Creating scenes
  • Adding trail lines
  • Tweaks
  • Creating assembly drawing views
  • Editing drawing views
  • BOM
  • Parts lists
  • Worked examples