
Training Calendar Archive
This course focuses on advanced part modeling techniques using Inventor which are often required when developing parts with smooth, flowing shapes such as consumer products, industrial design and plastics industry.
AutoCAD Electrical Introduction program teaches the use of AutoCAD Electrical for creation of electrical control schematics and footprints, following the industry standard “ladder-style” diagrams.
This training is aimed at FME desktop users who want to deepen their knowledge and use FME more effectively.
The Inventor Update program teaches new technology introduced in the latest versions of Inventor. Topics include new features pertaining to part design, assembly design, drawing creation as well as the user interface and application options.
Inventor Intermediate is a continuation of the Inventor Introduction program and is recommended for every Inventor user. With a more in-depth focus on productivity, this program explores essential functionality not covered at the introduction level.
Inventor Introduction program teaches the functionality of Autodesk Inventor for first-time users.
Inventor Introduction program teaches the functionality of Autodesk Inventor for first-time users.
Inventor Introduction program teaches the functionality of Autodesk Inventor for first-time users.
The Inventor Design Automation program teaches the use of Inventor’s iLogic functionality for the creation of rules-based, or “smart” parts and assemblies.
Revit Architecture Introduction provides a foundation for architects and interior designers in the use of Revit. This course explores fundamental design concepts and leads the user through the basics of designing and modeling.
Revit Architecture Introduction provides a foundation for architects and interior designers in the use of Revit. This course explores fundamental design concepts and leads the user through the basics of designing and modeling.
AutoCAD Introduction teaches new users how to create two dimensional CAD drawings while becoming familiar with the user interface.