SERBOCAD Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional Services

AUTODESK INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS

Prepared by Nikola . Mechanical Design Engineer & Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional Instructor

Description:
This training programs are designed to be used in instructor-led course for Autodesk Inventor Professional 2015/16.
This courses includes all of the basic features and functionalities offered in Autodesk Inventor Professional. Each
course in this training program is organized with the following elements:

Objectives: Describes the content and learning objectives.

Topic/Chapter Coverage: Presents a concise, thorough review of the topic/chapter.
Class Exercises: Designed for participants to work on examples of each chapter and affirm their learned knowledge.
Checking Your Skills Home exercises: Tests your understanding of the learned material through working on home
exercises for each chapter/course.

Courses Prerequisites:
It is recommended that participants in this course have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows 7 or Windows 8,
Microsoft MS Office (Word, Excel) and working knowledge of mechanical design principles.

Who should attend courses?

This training program is designed for:
Professionals working in the field and looking to improve their skills with the latest version of the software,
Intermediate-level users looking to improve their current skills and portfolio,
Beginners looking to explore new career options in the mechanical design and manufacturing industry,
Those who are looking to prepare for Autodesk Inventor Professional Certification.

1. AUTODESK INVENTOR 2015/16 BASIC COURSE:

Course summary:
This training course is designed to teach the essentials of using Autodesk Inventor 2015/16. Each unit topic will
provide you with comprehensive lessons, detailed procedures and lots of project samples to apply your knowledge.
Some of the topics covered in this course are: navigating the user interface; using basic sketching techniques; using
basic and detailed shape design techniques; an assembly design overview; place, create and constrain components;
interact with an assembly; basics of view creation; dimensions, annotations and tables; annotating assembly
drawings and drawing standards and resources.
Course duration:
20 Classes
Courses Prerequisites:
It is recommended that participants in this course have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows 7, 8, or 10,
Microsoft MS Office (Word, Excel) and working knowledge of mechanical design principles.
Who should attend?
This training program is designed for:
Professionals working in the field and looking to improve their skills with the latest version of the software,
Beginners looking to explore new career options in the mechanical design and manufacturing industry,
Those who are looking to prepare for Autodesk Inventor Professional Certification.
Note:
Class Exercises for courses are provided to students in Inventor and AutoCAD files (ipt., iam., idw., ipn., ide., dwg.)
Skill exercises for courses are provided to students in jpeg and pdf file format.

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TOPIC/CHAPTER CONTENT WORKING EXERCISE FILES CLASSES
Introduction
Objectives
Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor
File Information
User Interface
Inventor Application Button CLASS EXERCISES:
Chapter 1: Ribbon Exercise 1-1: User Interface
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Getting Started Quick Access Toolbar Exercise 1-2: Creating Project files
Application Options Exercise 1-3: Viewing a model
Repeat Last Command
Help System
Projects in Autodesk Inventor
Viewpoint Options
Autodesk Vault

Change the sketch and part options as CLASS EXERCISES:

needed Creating a sketch with lines
Sketch an outline of a part Creating a sketch with tangencies
Chapter 2: Create geometric constraints Adding and displaying constraints
Sketching, Use construction geometry to help Dimensioning a Sketch
constraining constrain sketches Inserting a AutoCAD file 2
and Dimension a sketch Skill exercise 2-1.pdf
dimensioning Create dimensions using the automatic Skill exercise 2-2.pdf
dimensioning command HOME EXERCISES:
Change a dimension s value in a sketch Skill Exercise 2-3.pdf
Open and insert AutoCAD DWG data Skill Exercise 2-4.pdf
CLASS EXERCISES:
Understand what a feature is
Exercise 3-1: Extruding a sketch
Use the Autodesk Inventor browser to edit
Exercise 3-2: Revolving a sketch
Chapter 3: parts
Exercise 3-3: Editing Features and
Creating and Extrude a sketch
Sketches
Revolve a sketch
Editing Exercise 3-4: Sketch Planes
Edit features of a part 4
Sketched Skill Exercise 3-1.pdf
Edit the sketch of a feature
Features Skill Exercise 3-2.pdf
Make an active sketch on a plane
HOME EXERCISES:
Create sketched features using one of three
Skill Exercise 3-3.pdf
operations: cut, join, or intersect
Skill Exercise 3-4.pdf
Project edges of a part

CLASS EXERCISES:
Exercise 4-1: Fillets and chamfers
Exercise 4-2: Creating holes
Exercise 4-3: Shelling a part
Create fillets
Exercise 4-4: Creating Face Draft
Create chamfers
Exercise 4-5: Creating Work Axes
Create holes
Exercise 4-6: Work Planes and UCS
Shell a part
Chapter 4: Exercise 4-6a: Work Planes and UCS
Add face draft to a part
Creating placed Exercise 4-7: Rectangular Pattern 4
Create work axes
features Exercise 4-8: Circular Pattern
Create work points
Exercise 4-9: Creating Pattern Along a
Create work planes
Nonlinear Path
Create a UCS
Skill Exercises 4-1
Pattern features
Skill Exercise 4-2
HOME EXERCISES:
Skill Exercise 4-3
Skill Exercise 4-4

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Create base and projected drawing views

from a part
Create auxiliary, section, detail, broken,
breakout, cropped, and perspective views
Edit the properties and location of drawing
views
Retrieve and arrange model dimensions for
use in drawing views
Chapter 5: Edit, move and hide dimensions
Add automated centerlines
Creating and
Add general dimensions
editing drawing
Add annotations such as Text, Leaders,
views Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance,
Surface finish symbols, Weld symbols, and
Datum identifiers
Create hole and chamfer notes,
Open a model from a drawing,
Open a drawing from a model
Making changes under the Drawing tab of
the Application Options dialog box
Create baseline and ordinate dimensions
Create hole, general and revision tables
Understand the assembly options
Create bottom-up assemblies
Create top-down assemblies
Create subassemblies
Constrain components together using
assembly constraints
Edit assembly constraints
Chapter 6: Create adaptive parts
Creating and Pattern components in an assembly
documenting Check parts in an assembly for interference
assemblies Drive constraints
Create a presentation file
Manipulate and edit the Bill of Materials
(BOM)
Create individual and automatic balloons
Create and perform edits on a Parts List of
an assembly
CLASS EXERCISES:
Exercise 5-1: Creating multiview drawing
Exercise 5-2: Creating break, section,
auxiliary, and detail views
Exercise 5-3: Editing drawing views
Exercise 5-4: Adding dimension and
annotations
Exercise 5-5: Creating Baseline
dimensions
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Exercise 5-6: Creating Hole Tables
Skill Exercises 5-1
Skill Exercise 5-2
HOME EXERCISES (skill exercises from
ch.4 create drawings):
Skill Exercise 5-3
Skill Exercise 5-4
Skill exercise 5-5
Skill exercise 5-6
CLASS EXERCISES:
Exercise 6-1: Assembling parts
Exercise 6-2: Designing parts in the
assembly context
Exercise 6-2a: Assembly joints
Exercise 6-3: Creating adaptive parts
Exercise 6-4: Patterning components
Exercise 6-5: Analyzing an assembly
Exercise 6-6: Driving constraints
Exercise 6-7: Creating presentation views
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Exercise 6-8: Editing the BOM
Exercise 6-9: Creating assembly drawings
Skill exercise 6-1
Skill exercise 6-2
HOME EXERCISE:
Skill exercise 6-3 (Assembly1.pdf)
Skill exercise 6-4 (Assembly2.pdf)
Skill exercise 6-5 (Fuel oil module
foundation.pdf)

Inventor Professional tutorials files

If you are beginner in Inventor it is suggested that you also use help from online Inventor tutorials from:

http://help.autodesk.com/view/INVNTOR/2015/ENU/

You can download tutorial data set files from next web link:

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=21952055

Inventor training Skill exercises (home) instructions:

Except where otherwise noted, after finishing the exercises save all exercises with suffix done.
After doing that, send zipped files for review in folders named same as done chapter.