Introduction & Interface

Learn the software window, menus, toolbars, Feature Manager, Property Manager, and basic commands.

2D Sketching

Create sketches using Line, Circle, Rectangle, Polygon, Arc, Slot, Spline, Trim, Offset, and Smart Dimension tools.

3D Part Modeling

Convert 2D sketches into 3D models using Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, Loft, Rib, and other modeling features.

Feature Tools

Use Fillet, Chamfer, Shell, Draft, Hole Wizard, Mirror, Linear Pattern, Circular Pattern, Move Face, and Delete Face,

Reference Geometry

Create Planes, Axes, Points, and Coordinate Systems for advanced modeling.

Sheet Metal

Design sheet metal components using Base Flange, Edge Flange, Bend, Hem, and Flat Pattern tools.

Weldments

Create structural frames, pipes, and fabrication models.

Assembly Modeling

Assemble multiple parts into a complete machine or product using Mate commands such as Coincident, Parallel, Concentric, and Distance.

Exploded View

Create exploded views to show how different parts fit together during assembly.

2D Drawing

Generate manufacturing drawings with Orthographic Views, Section Views, Detail Views, Dimensions, Notes, and Bill of Materials (BOM).

Material & Mass Properties

Apply materials and check weight, volume, density, and center of mass.

Rendering

Create realistic images by applying materials, colors, lighting, and scenes.

Motion Study

Simulate the movement and working of assemblies through animations.

File Export & Sharing

Export models and drawings in PDF, STEP, IGES, STL, DXF, DWG, and other industry-standard formats.

BENEFITS OF LEARNING SOLIDWORKS

Industry-standard mechanical CAD software

Beginner-friendly interface

Faster product development Faster product dew

ready drawings Supports 3D printing drawings

High demand in mechanical industries