Introduction to SOLIDWORKS

An efficient, hands-on SOLIDWORKS course that jumpstarts your CAD skills in under three hours.

What will you learn in Introduction to SOLIDWORKS Course

Master the SOLIDWORKS interface to efficiently navigate toolbars and commands
Sketch 2D geometry and convert designs into 3D parts using extrude, revolve, and cut features
Apply dimensioning and annotation standards to produce professional engineering drawings

Assemble multi-component models using mates, constraints, and advanced assembly techniques
Manage part libraries and reuse components to streamline design workflows

Module 1: Getting Started with SOLIDWORKS

⏳ 5 minutes

Module 2: Navigating the User Interface

⏳ 30 minutes

Module 3: Sketching and Part Modeling

⏳ 45 minutes

Topics: 2D sketch entities, relations, dimensions; extrude, revolve, cut features
Hands-on: Create parametric sketches and turn them into 3D parts

Module 4: Engineering Drawings

⏳ 30 minutes

Topics: Drawing sheet formats, multi-view projections, annotations, tolerancing standards
Hands-on: Generate technical drawings from parts and apply dimensioning standards

Module 5: Assemblies & Advanced Tools

⏳ 40 minutes

Topics: Mates, subassemblies, interference detection, design tables
Hands-on: Build a basic assembly, troubleshoot mate errors, and explore design tables

CAD designers are in high demand across manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace sectors
Mechanical engineers using SOLIDWORKS earn an average of $102K–$110K annually
Expertise in SOLIDWORKS opens doors to roles in product development, prototyping, and R&D
Freelance CAD services are growing for custom design and rapid prototyping projects

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An efficient, hands-on SOLIDWORKS course that jumpstarts your CAD skills in under three hours.

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Introduction to SOLIDWORKS