Students will have learned how to apply all the relationships used to construct assembly models. They will have learned how to assemble and edit parts that already exist, and how to create new parts within an assembly; how to create exploded views, section views, simplified views, and custom views; how to manage very large assemblies; how to verify assembly integrity; how to design in the context of assemblies; and how to work with Alternate Assemblies. They will also learn advanced assembly’s commands such as fastener systems, mirror assemblies, system libraries, assembly features, adjustable parts and assemblies, and virtual components.

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699 Course Outline

Day 1:

Module 1: Modeling assemblies(Review of Fundamentals)
Module 2: Additional relationships
Module 3: Gears and motors
Module 4: Assembly patterning
Module 5: Synchronous relationships

Day 2:

Module 6: Assembly features and editing
Module 7: Designing in the context of an assembly
Module 8: Additional assembly design tools
Module 9: Insert assembly copy and mirror assemblies

Day 3:

Module 10: Working with large assemblies – Part 1
Module 11: Working with large assemblies – Part 2
Module 12: Inspecting assemblies
Module 13: Exploded and section views

Day 4:

Module 14: Alternate assemblies
Module 15: Assembly reports and occurrence properties
Module 16: Adjustable parts and assemblies
Module 17: Virtual components in assemblies