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Course Description

Industrial Training in CATIA is a modular 6 weeks course. The course curriculum of Industrial Training in CATIA comprises of

    • Introduction to CATIA
    • CATIA Workbenches
    • System Requirements
    • Geting Started with CATIA
    • Important Terms and Definitions
    • Understanding the Functions of the Mouse
    • Buttons
    • Toolbars
    • Hot Keys
    • Color Scheme
    • Drawing Sketches in the Sketcher Workbench-I
    • The Sketcher Workbench
    • Starting a New File
    • Invoking the Sketcher Workbench
    • Invoking the Sketcher Workbench Using the
    • Sketch Tool
    • Invoking the Sketcher Workbench Using the
    • Positioned Sketch Tool
    • Setting the Sketcher Workbench
    • Modifying Units
    • Modifying the Grid Settings
    • Understanding Sketcher Terms
    • Specification Tree
    • Grid
    • Snap to Point
    • Construction/Standard Element
    • Select Toolbar
    • Inferencing Lines
    • Drawing Sketches Using Sketcher Tools
    • Drawing Lines
    • Drawing Center Lines
    • Drawing Rectangles, Oriented Rectangles, and
    • Parallelograms
    • Drawing Rectangles
    • Creating Points
    • Drawing Circles
    • Drawing Arcs
    • Drawing Profiles
    • Drawing Display Tools
    • Fit All In
    • Pan
    • Zoom In
    • Zoom Out
    • Zoom Area
    • Normal View
    • Splitting the Drawing Area into Multiple
    • Viewports
    • Hiding and Showing Geometric Elements
    • Swapping Visible Space
    • Drawing Sketches In the Sketcher Workbench-II
    • Other Sketching Tools in the Sketcher
    • Workbench
    • Drawing Ellipses
    • Drawing Splines
    • Connecting Two Elements by a Spline or an Arc
    • Drawing Elongated Holes
    • Drawing Cylindrical Elongated Holes
    • Drawing Keyhole Profiles
    • Drawing Hexagons
    • Drawing Centered Rectangles
    • Drawing Centered Parallelograms
    • Drawing Conics
    • Editing and Modifying Sketches
    • Trimming Unwanted Sketched Elements
    • Extending Sketched Elements
    • Trimming by Using the Quick Trim Tool
    • Filleting Sketched Elements
    • Chamfering Sketched Elements
    • Mirroring Sketched Elements
    • Mirroring Elements without Duplication
    • Translating Sketched Elements
    • Rotating Sketched Elements
    • Scaling Sketched Elements
    • Offsetting Sketched Elements
    • Modifying Sketched Elements
    • Deleting Sketched Elements
    • Constraining Sketches and Creating Base Features
    • Constraining Sketches
    • Concept of Constrained Sketches
    • Iso-Constraint
    • Under-Constraint
    • Over-Constrained
    • Inconsistent
    • Applying Geometrical Constraints
    • Applying Geometrical Constraints Automatically
    • Applying Additional Constraints to the Sketch
    • Applying Dimensional Constraints
    • Applying Contact Constraints
    • Applying Fix Together Constraints
    • Applying Auto Constraints
    • Editing Multiple Dimensions
    • Analyzing and Deleting Over-Defined
    • Constraints
    • Analyzing Sketch using the Sketch Analysis Tool
    • Exiting the Sketcher Workbench
    • Creating Base Features by Extrusion
    • Creating a Thin Extruded Feature
    • Extruding the Sketch Using the Profile Definition
    • Dialog Box
    • Extruding the Sketch along a Directional
    • Reference
    • Creating Base Features by Revolving Sketches
    • Creating Thin Sha?? Features
    • Dynamically Rotating the View of the Model
    • Rotating the View Using the Rotate Tool
    • Rotating the View Using the Compass
    • Modifying the View Orientation
    • Display Modes of the Model
    • Shading (SHD)
    • Shading with Edges
    • Shading with Edges without Smooth Edges
    • Shading with Edges and Hidden Edges
    • Shading with Material
    • Wireframe (NHR)
    • Customize View Parameters
    • Creating Sections Dynamically
    • Maneuvering the Section Plane
    • Position of Section Planes
    • Assigning a Material to the Model
    • Reference Elements and Sketch-Based Features
    • Importance of Sketching Planes
    • Reference Elements
    • Reference Planes
    • Creating New Planes
    • Creating Points
    • Creating Reference Lines
    • Other Sketch-Based Features
    • Creating Dra??ed Filleted Pad Features
    • Creating Multi-Pad Features
    • Feature Termination Options
    • Creating Pocket Features
    • Creating Dra??ed Filleted Pocket Features
    • Creating Multi-Pocket Features
    • Creating Groove Features
    • Extruding and Revolving Planar and Non-planar
    • Faces
    • Projecting 3D Elements
    • Creating Dress-Up And Hole Features
    • Advanced Modeling Tools
    • Creating Hole Features
    • Creating Fillets
    • Creating Chamfers
    • Adding a Dra?? to the Faces of the Model
    • Editing Features
    • Editing Features of a Model
    • Editing Using the Definition Option
    • Editing by Double-Clicking
    • Editing the Sketch of a Sketch-Based Feature
    • Redefining the Sketch Plane of Sketches
    • Deleting Unwanted Features
    • Managing Features and Sketches by using the
    • Cut, Copy, And Paste Functionalities
    • Understanding the Concept of Update Diagnosis
    • Cut, Copy, and Paste Features and Sketches
    • Copying Features Using Drag and Drop
    • Copying and Pasting Part Bodies
    • Deactivating Features
    • Activating Deactivated Features
    • Defining Features in Work Object
    • Reordering Features
    • Understanding the Parent-Child Relationships
    • Measuring Elements
    • Measuring between Elements
    • Measuring Items
    • Measuring Inertia
    • Transformation Features and Advanced Modeling Tools-I
    • Transformation Features
    • Translating Bodies
    • Rotating Bodies
    • Creating Symmetry Features
    • Transforming the Axis System
    • Mirroring Features and Bodies
    • Creating Rectangular Pa??erns
    • Creating Circular Pa??erns
    • Creating User Pa??erns
    • Uniform Scaling of Model
    • Non-uniform Scaling of Model
    • Working with Additional Bodies
    • Inserting a New Body
    • Inserting Features in the New Body
    • Applying Boolean Operations to Bodies
    • Adding Stiffeners to a Model
    • Generating Solid Combine
    • Advanced Modeling Tools-II
    • Advanced Modeling Tools
    • Creating Rib Features
    • Creating Slot Features
    • Creating Multi-Sections Solid Features
    • Working With the Wireframe and Surface Design Workbench
    • Need of Surface Modeling
    • Wireframe and Surface Design Workbench
    • Starting the Wireframe and Surface Design
    • Workbench
    • Creating Wireframe Elements
    • Creating Circles
    • Creating Splines
    • Creating a Helix
    • Creating Surfaces
    • Creating Extruded Surfaces
    • Creating Revolved Surfaces
    • Creating Spherical Surfaces
    • Creating Cylindrical Surfaces
    • Creating Offset Surfaces
    • Creating Sweep Surfaces
    • Creating Fill Surfaces
    • Creating Multi-Sections Surfaces
    • Creating Blended Surfaces
    • Operations on Shape Geometry
    • Joining Surfaces
    • Splitting Surfaces
    • Trimming Surfaces
    • Editing and Modifying Surfaces
    • Surface Operations
    • Creating Projection Curves
    • Creating Intersection Elements
    • Healing Geometries
    • Disassembling Elements
    • Untrimming a Surface or a Curve
    • Creating Boundary Curves
    • Extracting Geometry
    • Transformation Features
    • Extrapolating Surfaces and Curves
    • Splitting a Solid Body with a Surface
    • Solidifying Surface Models
    • Adding Thickness to a Surface
    • Creating a Solid Body from a Closed Surface
    • Body
    • Sewing a Surface to a Solid Body
    • Assembly Modeling
    • Assembly Modeling
    • Types of Assembly Design Approaches
    • Creating Bottom-up Assemblies
    • Inserting Components in a Product File
    • Moving Individual Components
    • Applying Constraints
    • Creating Top-down Assemblies
    • Creating Base Part in the Top-Down Assembly
    • Creating Subsequent Components in the Top-
    • Down Assembly
    • Creating Subassemblies in the Top-Down
    • Assembly
    • Editing Assemblies
    • Deleting Components
    • Replacing Components
    • Editing Components inside an Assembly
    • Editing Subassemblies inside an Assembly
    • Editing Assembly Constraints
    • Simplifying the Assembly
    • Interference Detection
    • Sectioning an Assembly
    • Exploding an Assembly
    • Working With the Drafting Workbench-I
    • The Drafting Workbench
    • Starting a New File in the Drafting Workbench
    • Type of Views
    • Generating Drawing Views
    • Generating Views Automatically
    • Generating Individual Drawing Views
    • Generating the Exploded View
    • Working with Interactive Drafting in CATIA
    • Editing and Modifying Drawing Views
    • Changing the Scale of Drawing Views
    • Modifying the Project Plane of the Parent View
    • Deleting Drawing Views
    • Rotating Drawing Views
    • Hiding Drawing Views
    • Modifying the Hatch Pattern of Section Views
    • Working With the Drafting Workbench-II
    • Inserting sheets in the current file
    • Inserting the frame and the title block
    • Automatic insertion of the frame and the title
    • block
    • Creating the frame and the title block manually
    • Adding annotations to the drawing views
    • Generating dimensions
    • Adding reference dimensions
    • Adding datum features
    • Adding geometric tolerance to the drawing views
    • Adding surface finish symbols
    • Adding welding symbols
    • Applying weld
    • Editing annotations
    • Generating the bill of material (BOM)
    • Generating balloons
    • Working With Sheet Metal Components
    • The Sheet metal Component
    • Starting a New File in Generative Sheet
    • Metal Workbench
    • Setting Sheet Metal Parameters
    • Parameters Tab
    • Bend Extremities Tab
    • Bend Allowance Tab
    • Introduction to Sheet Metal Walls
    • Creating the Base Wall
    • Creating the Wall on Edge
    • Creating Extrusions
    • Creating Swept Walls
    • Creating Flanges on the Sheet Metal Component
    • Creating Hems on the Sheet Metal Component
    • Creating a Tear Drop on the Sheet Metal Component
    • Creating a User Flange on the Sheet Metal Component
    • Creating a Bend
    • Creating a Conical Bend
    • Bend From Flat
    • Creating Rolled Walls
    • Creating a Hopper Wall
    • Creating a Rolled Wall
    • Folding and Unfolding Sheet Metal Parts
    • Unfolding Sheet Metal Parts
    • Folding Unfolded Parts
    • Mapping the Geometry
    • Creating Flat Patterns of Sheet Metal Components
    • Viewing a Sheet Metal Component in Multiple Windows
    • Using Views Management
    • Stamping
    • Creating a Surface Stamp
    • Creating a Bead Stamp
    • Creating a Curve Stamp
    • Creating a Flanged Cut out Stamp
    • Creating a Louver Stamp
    • Creating a Bridge Stamp
    • Creating a Flanged Hole Stamp
    • Creating a Circular Stamp
    • Creating a Stiffening Rib Stamp
    • Creating a Dowel Stamp
    • DMU Kinematics (Optional)
    • Introduction to DMU Kinematics
    • Designing a Mechanism
    • Creating the Revolute Joint
    • Creating the Prismatic Joint
    • Creating the Cylindrical Joint
    • Creating the Screw Joint
    • Creating the Rigid Joint
    • Creating the Spherical Joint
    • Creating the Planar Joint
    • Creating the Point Curve Joint
    • Creating the Slide Curve Joint
    • Creating the Roll Curve Joint
    • Creating the Point Surface Joint
    • Creating the Universal Joint
    • Creating the CV Joint
    • Creating the Gear Joint
    • Creating the Rack Joint
    • Creating the Cable Joint
    • Converting Assembly Constraints into Joints