CATIA is recognized as a
leading PLM and high-end feature based parametric solid
modeling design software. CATIA V5 utilizes an intuitive
windows user interface that puts powerful design tools in the
hands of users operating in the familiar Windows®
environment.
This training program has been
tailored for manufacturing, design, and engineering
professionals who need to develop skill and speed in using CATIA
V5 to create and evaluate
complex 3-D solid models and prepare fully dimensioned
engineering drawings. This is a 5-hour class that meets one day
per week for 16 consecutive weeks. Our computer lab is
state-of-the-art with computers that have been properly equipped
for feature based solid modeling CAD work. This will be a
challenging class that will expose the participants to
real-world modeling and design problems utilizing some of the
more powerful tools offered in CATIA V5.
Fundamentals of CATIA and Feature
Based Modeling
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Principles of feature based
solid modeling
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Parametric and associative
application
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Design intent
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Working in the Windows
environment
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Screen layout and workbenches
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Working with and viewing models
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Customizing and managing CATIA
V5
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Sketching theory and technique
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Application of geometric and
dimensional constraints
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Creating Pad, Shaft, Pocket,
and Groove features
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Applying fillet, chamfer,
draft, and shell dress-up features
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Working with multi-profile
sketches and features
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Creating hole features
Advanced solid modeling techniques
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Creating reference planes,
points, and lines
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Advanced sketching tools and
sketch analysis
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Advanced ribs, slots, and
multi-section features
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Reusing designs with
transformation tools and duplication techniques
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Part design tables and catalogs
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Extracting and interrogation of
part/design information
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Creating multiple bodies and
Boolean operations
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Application project
Creating Assemblies
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The assembly/product workbench
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Positioning and constraining
components
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Assembly technique and
extracting information
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Clearance analysis and Bill of
Materials
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Application project
Creating Engineering Drawings and
Detailing
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Setting up the drawing frame
and title block
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Creating standard and detail
auxiliary views
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Dimensioning and annotations
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Inserting a Bill of Material (BOM)
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Product detailing
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Application project
Attend
class four hours per week for 16 weeks for a total 80 hours of
lecture/workshop training. Weekly worksite implementation
projects hone your skills and additional one-on-one
instruction ensures all your questions get answered!
Enrollment is limited.
Apply
Now!
Did
you know?
U.S.
employers spent an average of $647 per employee for training
between May and October 1995. (That's only one-third of the
year!) Extrapolated, that means almost $2000 per year was
spent per employee in the U.S. in 1995. (Bureau of Labor
Statistics, December 1996)
May
we help you optimize your training dollars by providing free
state-funded training for your employees?
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