This document outlines coursework in CAD and SOLIDWORKS including certification in Computer Aided Design using AutoCAD. It covers topics like basic solid modeling techniques for product design, 3D CAD modeling of parts and assemblies, and creating mechanical drawings from models. Specific modeling techniques taught include sketching, base features, revolved parts, secondary features like drafting and filleting, sweeps and patterns in parts, bottom-up and top-down assembly modeling, sheet metal design, and projected curves and lofting.

1. CAD and SOLIDWORKS Course Work:
Certification: Computer Aided Designing, Basic Vocational Specialist - Auto Cad
SolidWorks Basics Exploration of the theory and application of solid modeling techniques for
product design and manufacturing. Knowledge and practical experience in the areas of 3D CAD
modeling of parts, assemblies, and the creation of mechanical drawings from the models.
Interface ModelingTheory - SketchingandBase Feature GeometryCreation.
Part ModelingRevolvedMethod
SecondaryFeature Modeling(Draft,OffsettingEntities,Filleting)
AdvancedpartModeling(Sweeps,andCircularPatterns) odeling
Bottom-UpAssemblyModeling ProjectedCurvesandSweeping
Lofting Top-DownAssemblyModeling Top-DownAssemblyEditing
SheetMetal Design