CAD SOFTWARE
About Course
The CAD Software Mechanical Course is a comprehensive training program designed to provide learners with hands-on expertise in leading CAD software used in mechanical design and engineering. This course covers AutoCAD, Creo, Catia, and SolidWorks, focusing on 2D drafting, 3D modeling, assemblies, and mechanical drawing standards.
Students will gain the skills to create precise mechanical components, assemblies, and detailed drawings essential for manufacturing, prototyping, and product design. The program integrates industry best practices, preparing learners for careers in mechanical design, product development, and engineering documentation.
Course Objectives
Pre-requisties
This course suits learners who:
Have basic computer skills
Have an interest in mechanical design and engineering drawings
No prior CAD software experience required
Duration
Duration: 4 Months
90 Minutes per day
Includes recorded sessions, software tutorials, and project guidance
What You'll Learn
Create detailed 2D mechanical drawings using AutoCAD
Model complex 3D components and assemblies with Creo, Catia, and SolidWorks
Apply dimensioning and annotation standards in mechanical drawings
Perform parametric design and modification
Generate engineering drawings from 3D models with bill of materials (BOM)
Export CAD data for manufacturing and 3D printing
Use CAD tools for simulation basics and design validation
Build a portfolio suitable for mechanical design and product engineering roles
Who Can Join
Mechanical and production engineering students and fresh graduates
Mechanical designers and drafters wanting software skill upgrades
Manufacturing and product design professionals
Hobbyists and innovators interested in CAD design
Training Curriculum
AutoCAD interface and tools overview
Creating and editing 2D mechanical drawings
Dimensioning, annotations, and layering techniques
Drawing mechanical components: bolts, shafts, and gears
Printing and exporting drawings
Creo basics: interface and workspace setup
Creating sketches and 3D parts
Applying constraints and parametric dimensions
Assembly creation and management
Creating exploded views and detailed drawings
Introduction to Catia interface and modules
Solid modeling and complex part creation
Surface modeling and sheet metal design basics
Assembly design and kinematic simulations
Generating manufacturing drawings
SolidWorks environment and toolsets
3D part modeling with features like extrude, revolve, loft
Assembly design and interference detection
Creating detailed mechanical drawings with annotations
Simulation basics and design validation
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) fundamentals
Applying standards in CAD drawings
Best practices for mechanical documentation
Preparing drawings for manufacturing and quality control
Design a mechanical component using AutoCAD and 3D CAD tools
Create assembly drawings and bill of materials
Prepare detailed mechanical drawings for production
Compile a portfolio showcasing projects and skills
Resume building with CAD skills highlight
Interview preparation for mechanical design roles
Guidance on CAD certifications and further learning
Networking tips and professional portfolio sharing