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Inventor 2012 Training AutoDesk Course Tutorials  on DVD or Online

Inventor 2012 tutorial course on dvdOur Inventor 2012 Training DVD covers many essential aspects of the Inventor 2012 application. This instructor led training dvd has 25 hours of training. The course will show you how to leverage the software to perform 3D mechanical design, product simulation, tooling creation, and design communication.

Your training will begin with an overview of drawing and editing concepts, covering basic and advanced topics including getting started in the application, working with assemblies, creating and editing parts, iFeatures, iLogic, and advanced techniques for sketching, constraints and modeling.

This training course is the best choice for AutoDesk Inventor software users who want to go beyond 3D, teaching you the skills that can help you design, visualize, and simulate your products before they are built. Our training DVD offers a step-by-step approach through the course. In addition, you may practice along on your own software as the project files used by your instructor are included for your convenience.

Inventor 2012 Training DVD, video based lessons

AutoDesk Inventor 2012Your Trainer

Erik Kurek is a recognized expert, author and educator in the CAD field, having worked with Autodesk Inventor since before it was ever called Inventor.

He is a Certified Professional and Expert, who has been providing training for AutoDesk Inventor for more than 10 years and has also written numerous published articles.

Inventor 2012 Training DVD Course Tutorial Outline

Getting Started

    Installing Autodesk Inventor
    Using the Get Started Tab
    Navigating the Autodesk Inventor Environment
    Using Multiple Document Tools
    Using View Navigation Tools
    Using the ViewCube
    Using the Navigation Bar
    Navigating with the Steering-Wheel
    Using a 3D Mouse
    Using Information Center and Help
    Accessing Wiki Help
    Using the Quick Access Toolbar
    Navigating the Application Menu
    Using the Application Menu Management Tools
    Navigating the Inventor Ribbon Interface
    Using the Marking Menus
    Using the Select Other Drop Down
    Understanding Project Files
    Creating New Inventor Files
    Opening Existing Inventor Files

Working With Assemblies

    Understanding Assembly Files
    Identifying Assembly Components
    Organizing with Browser Folders
    Introduction to Component Visibility
    Introduction to Browser Filter and Find
    Degrees of Freedom and Constrained Drag Concepts
    Introducing Grounded Components
    Identifying Existing Assembly Constraints
    Editing Existing Assembly Constraints
    Driving Assembly Constraints
    Replace a Component in an Assembly
    Editing Assembly Components
    Measuring Assembly Components
    Center Of Gravity
    Creating a New Assembly
    Placing a Component in an Assembly
    Create a Part Component in Place
    Create an Assembly Component in Place
    Placing a Component from Content Center
    Autodropping a Component from Content Center
    Analyzing Interference
    Introducing the Bill of Materials
    Creating a Virtual Component in an Assembly
    Moving and Rotating an Assembly Component
    Constraining with Mate and Flush
    Constraining with Tangent and Insert
    Constraining at Angles
    Limiting Constraints
    Creating 3D Motion Constraints
    Creating 3D Transitional Constraints
    Creating a 3D Constraint Set
    Solving for Contact
    Assemble Your Design
    Assembly Features
    Copy Components
    Pattern Components Associatively
    Pattern Components in a Circle
    Pattern Components in a Rectangular Pattern
    Mirroring Assembly Components
    Promote and Demote Assembly Components

View Appearance

    Using Other Viewing Methods
    Setting Viewing Options
    Realistically Viewing Inventor Models
    Colorizing Models
    Shading Models
    Viewing Models in Wireframe
    Understanding Monochrome, Illustration and Watercolor Visual Styles
    Shadowing Models
    Reflecting the Model
    Viewing the Ground Plane
    Sectioning Your 3D Model
    Lighting Models with Standard Lights
    Using Image Based Lighting - IBL
    Customizing Lighting Styles

Assembly Management

    Using View Representations
    Documenting View Representations
    Positional Representations
    Documenting a Positional Representation Using Overlay
    Creating a Level of Detail
    Documenting a Level of Detail
    Shrinkwrap and Substitute - Merging Out Seams
    Shrinkwrap And Substitute - Keeping Seams
    Shrinkwrap and Substitute - Single Composite Feature
    Shrinkwrap and Substitute - Maintain Each Body as a Solid Body

Presentations

    Creating a Presentation
    Tweaking Components
    View Filters
    Animating Views

Assembly and Presentation Documentation

    Introducing the Drawing Environment
    Navigating the Tools Tab
    Presentation and Assembly Drawings
    Creating and Editing Parts Lists
    Filtering Parts List
    Manually Placing Balloons
    Automatically Placing Balloons
    Editing the Bill of Materials
    Revision Tables and Revision Tags

Create and Edit Parts

    Create and Edit Parts
    Modifying a Sketch Feature
    Modifying a Placed Feature
    Modifying a Work Feature
    Creating a New Part File
    Introduction to the Sketch Environment
    Sketching Overview
    Basic Sketch Tools
    Geometric Constraints
    Dimensional Sketch Constraints
    Design Intent and Model Parameters
    User Parameters
    Modify Tools: Trim, Extend
    Extruded Feature: Base, Cut and Join
    Extruded Feature: Intersect
    Extruded Feature: Extents
    Extruded Feature: Alternate Solution and Taper
    Revolving Features
    Bend Feature
    Creating Work Features
    Hole and Thread Data
    Hole: Linear Placement
    Hole: Concentric Placement
    Hole Placement on a Point
    Hole: Sketch Placement
    Hole: Operations and Options
    Hole: Termination and Types
    Hole: Direct Manipulation
    Fillet: Edge Mode
    Fillet: Setback Options
    Fillet: Loop Select and Features Select
    Fillet: Face Fillet and Full Round Fillet
    Fillet: Variable Radius
    Chamfer
    Thread Feature
    Split
    Draft Tool
    Shell Tool
    Parameters Linked to Models

Documenting Parts

    Creating a New Drawing
    Borders and Title Blocks
    Base and Projected Views
    Auxiliary View
    Section View
    Detail View
    Creating a Broken View
    Creating a Breakout View
    Crop View
    Slice View
    Draft View
    Editing Drawing Views
    Replace Model Reference
    Retrieving Model Dimensions and Auto Arrange
    Dimension Isometric Views
    Baseline Dimension and Baseline Dimension Set
    Ordinate Dimension and Ordinate Dimension Set
    Chain Dimension and Chain Dimension Set
    Moving Annotation Dimensions and Adjusting Properties
    Annotation Centerlines
    Annotation Centerlines in Multiple Drawing Views
    Create a Sketched Symbol
    Placing Annotation Text and Symbols
    Annotation Leader Text and Annotation Symbols
    Annotation Text Stacking with Superscript and Subscript
    Annotate the Center of Gravity
    Hole, Thread and Chamfer Notes
    Hole Table
    Create a General Table
    Edit Dimension Annotations
    Dimension Annotation Styles
    Drawing Sketches: Projected Geometry
    Dimension to Intersection
    Dual Dimension and Alternate Unit Dimension
    Dimension Highlight
    Spline Dimensions
    Add a Tolerance to Dimensions
    Hatching: Overview
    Hatching: Load a Custom Hatch
    Hatching: Break Around Text
    Hatch: Cut Views
    AutoCAD Blocks: Import
    AutoCAD Blocks: Pattern
    AutoCAD Blocks: Rotate and Scale

Multi-body Parts

    Creating Multi-Body Parts
    Making Component Parts from Multi-body Parts

Weldment

    Creating a New Weldment and the Weldment Environment
    Creating Fillet and Groove Welds
    Preparing the Welds
    Machining Welds
    Documenting Welds

Advanced Sketching and Constraining Techniques

    2D Spline
    Import Points
    Sketch Patterns
    Sharing and Copying Sketches
    Mirroring and Symmetrically Constraining Sketches
    Slice Graphics in a Part File
    Linking Spreadsheet Parameters
    Edit Coordinate System
    Automatic Dimensions

Frame Generator

    Generating Frames
    Changing Inserted Frame Members
    Mitering Frame Members
    Notching Frame Member
    Trimming to Frame Members
    Trimming and Extending to Frame Members
    Lengthening and Shortening Frame Members
    Analyzing Frames

Advanced Part Modeling Techniques

    Use Open Profiles to CreatePart Features
    Create Rib and Web Features
    Emboss Features
    Geometry Text
    Sweeping Features
    Projecting a 3D Sketch
    Sketching in 3D
    Create a Helical Coil from a 3D Sketch
    Creating Coil Features
    Lofting Sections
    Lofting Centerline and Twist
    Lofting Area and Face
    Copying Features
    Mirroring Features
    Suppressing Features
    Reordering Features
    Deriving Parts
    Deriving Assemblies
    Deriving Inserts
    Decaling a Part
    Decaling an Assembly
    AutoLimiting Models

Sheet Metal

    General Overview of Sheet Metal
    Using Sheet Metal Rules
    Sheet Metal Rules
    Sheet Metal Bend Tables
    Sheet Metal in the Style Library
    Sheet Metal Faces
    Single Sheet Metal Flange
    Multiple Sheet Metal Flanges
    Sheet Metal Contour Flange
    Sheet Metal Lofted Flange
    Hemming Sheet Metal
    Folding Sheet Metal
    Bending Sheet Metal
    Converting to a Sheet Metal Part
    Cutting Sheet Metal
    Seaming the Corners in Sheet Metal
    Ripping the Corners in Sheet Metal
    Rounding and Cornering Sheet Metal
    Contour Rolling Sheet Metal
    Punching Sheet Metal
    Ripping Sheet Metal
    Flattening Sheet Metal
    Common Tools between Part and Sheet Metal
    Exporting Flat Patterns
    Unfolding and Refolding Sheet Metal
    Creating Sheet Metal Cosmetic Bend Lines
    Thickening a Surface to Create Sheet Metal
    PEM Fastening Sheet Metal

Documenting Sheet Metal

    Placing Sheet Metal Views
    Orientating Sheet Metal Views
    Creating Sheet Metal Bend Notes, Tags, and Tables
    Creating Sheet Metal Punch Notes and Tables
    Adjusting Sheet Metal Bend Order
    Using Sheet Metal iProperties on an IDW

Plastic Part Design

    Introduction to Plastic Part Design
    Plastic Part Feature Grill
    Snap Fit Plastic Part Feature
    Thread Side Boss Plastic Part Feature
    Head Side Boss Plastic Part Feature
    Rule Fillet Plastic Part Feature
    Lip and Groove Plastic Part Feature
    Rest Plastic Part Feature

Sketch Blocks

    Creating Sketch Blocks
    Inserting, Editing and Constraining Sketch Blocks
    Making Components from Sketch Blocks

Drawing File Creation and Settings

    Images in Title Blocks
    Templates
    Drawing Resources
    Create and Edit Sheets
    Custom Borders
    Custom iProperties in the Title Block

Document Settings and Application Options

    Document Settings and Application Options
    Setting the Proper Prompt
    Sketch Application Options
    Save Application Options
    General Application Options
    Environment Color Application Options
    File Application Options
    Part Application Options
    Introduction to the Style Editor
    BOM Document Settings

Content Center

    Introduction to Content Center
    Inserting Content from Content Center
    Using AutoDrop
    iMates
    Create Custom Content Center Libraries

iFeatures

    Extract and Create an iFeature
    Place an iFeature
    Edit an iFeature
    Creating iParts
    Authoring an iCopy Component
    Creating Derived iCopy Members
    Create an iCopy Assembly

Import and Export

    Importing CATIA Version 5 and Other File Formats
    Exporting File Formats
    Pack and Go

Surfaces

    Create and Edit a Surface
    Replace Face and Sculpt
    Silhouette Curve

Design Accelerators

    Creating Spur Gears
    Cylindrical Cams
    O-Rings
    Bolted Connections
    Shafts

iLogic

    Basic Overview
    Parameters
    Parameter Filters
    Feature Suppression
    Dimensions

Selection

    Assembly Selection Filters
    Part Selection Filters
    Drawing Selection Filters

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AutoCAD Inventor 2012 Training DVD
Course Outline

25 Hours of Training
320  Individual Lessons

DVD Course
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