Autodesk for Beginners Course Code SIC0223

This program is delivered over 6 weeks through a remote learning model on Thursday evenings from 5.00pm – 7.00pm, commencing Thursday 13 August.<p>This beginner program introduces students to the fundamentals of Autodesk Inventor and computer-aided design (CAD). Students will learn how to create sketches, produce 2D technical drawings and develop 3D models while building confidence using the most commonly used Autodesk Inventor tools and features.<p><strong>Program topics</strong><br><strong>Session 1 – Introduction and Core Sketching</strong><br>• Introduction to the Autodesk Inventor interface <br>• Project set-up <br>• Creating sketches and applying constraints <br>• Building first 3D parts using Extrude and Revolve tools <br><strong>Session 2 – Practical Task</strong><br>• Create a fully constrained sketch <br>• Model a basic 3D part <br>• Export IPT files and drawing PDFs <br><strong>Session 3 – Intermediate 3D Modelling</strong><br>• Feature-based modelling <br>• Fillets, chamfers and shells <br>• Hole tools, patterning and work features <br><strong>Session 4 – Practical Task</strong><br>• Use pattern features and work planes <br>• Submit IPT files with step-by-step screenshots <br><strong>Session 5 – Advanced Modelling and Multi-Body Parts</strong><br>• Create multi-body models <br>• Introduction to Loft, Sweep, Emboss, Decal and Coil tools <br>• Basic plant and advanced modelling functions <br><strong>Session 6 – Practical Task</strong><br>• Create a multi-body part with at least three solids <br>• Apply Loft or Sweep features <br>• Add Emboss and Decal functions to final models