Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
0 Hour(s) 51 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Aaron Flanary
Rating
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Course Overview
This course will teach you how-to design mechanical objects in 2D CAD software using 7 step-by-step videos
**Free 30-Day Drafting Software Trial with this course** Message me for the link.
Good for anyone interested in an Engineering Field...vocabulary and terminology used would greatly benefit any engineering student or professional.
Mechanical 101 is designed to teach students how to draw mechanical objects in 2D and how to navigate/manipulate AutoCAD software. This course will also cover simple to complex features within AutoCAD while teaching you drafting SOPs used throughout the drafting industry. Designed in a systematic approach to maximize your learning. This course teachers everything from offsetting dimensions-to linear and circular pattern. This course will not disappoint!
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 7 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction to Model Space and an overview of AutoCAD
- Section 2 Learn Fillets and Rounds
- Section 3 Learn how to use Trim and advanced Snaps
- Section 4 Introduction to ellipses and ovals
- Section 5 Continuation of ellipses and Introduction to centerlines
- Section 6 Introduction to Fillets, Rounds and Chamfers
- Section 7 Introduction to Circular Sketch Pattern and Rounds
What You’ll Learn
- Draw simple to complex mechanical objects
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAbdulla Bakhit Almarri
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OOmar Aouir
clear voice and easy steps to follow
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AANDRES MATA
Good as practice exercises, it goes straight to the point and I appreciate that. But I was expecting a bit more information on what / why he is doing. Also his way of speaking like "dragging" the words makes very difficult to understand what he says for foreign students.
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RRobert A. Chuck Lopez
Aaron Flanary has a distinct style for sharing information. I will have to review this course because much of the info went too fast. I would also like to be able to do "hands on" to make it stick.
