AUTODESK INVENTOR BASIC

Autodesk Inventor Basic Training

Autodesk Inventor is used in many companies as their parametric design tool, which offers unlimited possibilities to make your design come to life. The designs made with Autodesk Inventor are parametric and can be changed by simply changing parameters. Production ready drawings, which are always up-to-date, are derived from the 3D model simplifying the creation of these essential 2D drawings. To learn how Autodesk Inventor operates, Van Zijtveld Consulting developed this 4 day course, where you will learn all the necessary basic functionalities to create 3D parts, assemblies and derived 2D drawings.

During the course you will learn how to work with Autodesk Inventor through hands-on sessions and exercises. After the course you will be able to use Autodesk Inventor professionally in your daily work.

Required entry level

The user needs to have some basic skills in reading and understanding technical drawings, next to that basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows is recommended.

Course duration

The Autodesk Inventor Basic Training is a 4 day course where the user will learn how to use Autodesk Inventor to create 3D parts, assemblies and 2D technical drawings. During the course all necessary skills to use Autodesk Inventor in your daily work will be taught and the user will be capable of using Autodesk Inventor in a professional way.

Course content

Day-1	Day-2	Day-3	Day-4
- Autodesk Inventor - Inventor user interface - Inventor file types - Projects and Inventor - Navigating in Inventor - Part modelling - Creating your first part - Inventor Sketches - Sketch based modelling	- Enhanced sketched features - Parameters and constraints - Turning sketches into solids - Assemblies - Placing parts - Assembly constraints - Introduction to assembly modelling	- Welding assemblies - i-Features, i-Parts and i-Assemblies - Materials and properties - Adding colors, materials part/assembly properties - Parts Lists - Parts lists in 2D and 3D	- Placing library parts - 2D production drawings - View types for parts - Dimensioning of views - Assembly drawings - Assembly View types - Creating exploded views - Plotting drawings