SolidWorks Drawings
This 2-day class provides a basic overview of the SolidWorks approach to design concepts.  The goal of this course is to teach you how to create engineering drawings of parts and assemblies.  The focus of this course is on the fundamental skills and concepts needed to successfully make engineering drawings.  Prerequisites: SolidWorks Essentials strongly recommended.

SolidWorks Advanced Part Modeling
This 2-day class provides an extended review of advanced surfacing and modeling features. This includes lofts, sweeps, advanced blending and filleting.  It also includes the concepts of the flattened patterns through the various sheet metal features such as bends, hems, rips, flanges, forming tools, etc. This class will provide students the tools they need to design better and more competent products. This class is designed for users that need to produce complex geometry for their designs. Prerequisites: SolidWorks Essentials or comparable experience is strongly recommended.

SolidWorks Advanced Assembly Modeling
This 2-day class is a combined focus on how to manage assemblies for optimal performance and efficiency and an overview of configurations and how to effectively utilize this powerful feature of SolidWorks are reviewed in detail. This class is ideal for anyone designing large assemblies or lines of similar families of products. Prerequisites: SolidWorks Essentials or comparable experience is strongly recommended.

SolidWorks Sheet Metal
This one day class will teach you how to build sheet metal parts using SolidWorks, build standalone sheet metal parts, convert parts to sheet metal and model sheet metal parts in the context of an assembly.

SolidWorks PDMWorks Workgroup for SolidWorks
The focus of this 1-day course is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to the successful use of PDMWorks Workgroup. The intended audience for this course is both SolidWorks users and vault administrators. Prerequisites: Basic experience with the SolidWorks software and knowledge of SolidWorks file structure and referencing.

SolidWorks 3D Skills Seminar
This brief overview of the features and functionality of the SolidWorks program is designed to give all interested in the software a chance to get a hands-on understanding of approach SolidWorks takes to design.

There are no prerequisites and anyone who is interested in taking a look at why SolidWorks is the mainstream design software of choice should stop in!

CosmosMotion
Designed for users who would like to become productive quickly in using COSMOSMotion. This 1 day course will teach you how to use the COSMOSMotion simulation package to study the kinematics and dynamic behavior of your SolidWorks assembly models. The course provides an in-depth session on the basics of building, simulating and refining a mechanical design system.

SolidWorks Simulation Professional (AKA CosmosWorks Professional)
This 3 day course is designed to make SolidWorks users productive more quickly with the COSMOSWorks analysis package. It offers a comprehensive hands-on training on the applications of COSMOSWorks. Starting with the CosmosWorks Designer material, this training class provides an in-depth coverage on the basics of Finite Element analysis, covering the entire process from meshing to evaluation of results for parts and assemblies. From there, it expands into the advanced functionality of the software covering topics such as linear stress analysis, heat transfer analysis, frequency analysis, stability analysis based on linear buckling concepts, and pressure vessel modulus. Examples of parts and assemblies including those with various gap/contact conditions are reviewed.

Prerequisites: SolidWorks experience and a basic understanding of the concepts behind FEA approach to stress/strain analysis.

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Training Information:

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