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SolidWorks is a 3D parametric design software that is used to design all sorts of products such as automobiles, marine equipment, airplane parts, cell phones, cameras, furniture, electrical assemblies, glasses, lighting fixtures, toys, vacuum cleaners, or any other like product you can think of. SolidWorks is typically used to design assemblies that work mechanically that are typically less than 200 parts.
SolidWorks is a 3D parametric design software that is used to design all sorts of products such as automobiles, marine equipment, airplane parts, cell phones, cameras, furniture, electrical assemblies, glasses, lighting fixtures, toys, vacuum cleaners, or any other like product you can think of. SolidWorks is typically used to design assemblies that work mechanically that are typically less than 200 parts.
Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate in Mechanical Design
Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate in Mechanical Design
A 3D modeling software package as powerful as SolidWorks is no small feat to master. As the demand for professionals with SolidWorks skills grows, so does the necessity for proof of those skills. That’s where the SolidWorks certification comes into play. Whether you’re a professional seeking to upgrade your skills or an employer looking to ensure your team has the necessary SolidWorks proficiency, these certifications serve as a standardized measure of proficiency.
Having a SolidWorks certification not only validates your proficiency with the software but also sets you apart in the job market, making you more attractive to employers. It gives you a competitive edge, demonstrating your commitment to enhancing your skills and professionalism. Earning these credentials can open up new opportunities, whether you’re seeking a new job, a promotion, or just wanting to enhance your skills for personal growth.
With various types of SolidWorks certifications available, it’s essential to understand what each one signifies and how to earn it. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about SolidWorks certifications, from the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) to the Certified SOLIDWORKS Expert (CSWE).
Learning SolidWorks for the Beginner videos
Learning SolidWorks for the Beginner videos
Learn Solidworks through LinkedIN Learning
Learn Solidworks through LinkedIN Learning
Course Objectives
Course Objectives
As a Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA), you will stand out from the crowd in today's competitive job market. The CSWA certification is proof of your SOLIDWORKS expertise—cutting-edge skills that businesses seek out and reward. The Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate Prep Course will prepare you to take the exam, and master the techniques necessary to design parts and assemblies with the core features in SOLIDWORKS. Instructor Gabriel Corbett provides an overview of the CSWA requirements, reviews the 16 skills you will be tested on, and then models three different problems from the exam.
Along the way, he'll cover creating effective sketches, using equations to modify parts, weighing parts, building assemblies, assigning the correct materials and units, and creating drawing views. At the end of the course, there are two sample exams to practice what you've learned.
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
CSWA requirements review
Working with sketch entities (Line, Circle, Rectangle, and Arc)
Making offset, convert, and construction lines
Reviewing the boss and cut features
Sweeps and lofts
Smoothing corners with Fillet and Chamfer
Creating linear and circular patterns
Dimensioning techniques
Setting mass properties
Selecting and using materials
Inserting components
Setting up reference geometry
Establishing standard drawing views
Annotating your drawings
Use your county Library Card that was given to you as a student of SMCPS to log into LinkedIN Learning-
Use your county Library Card that was given to you as a student of SMCPS to log into LinkedIN Learning-
Sample Username - smcpsabc1234 - (smcps then the last seven digits are your initials and the last four number of you ID.
Sample Username - smcpsabc1234 - (smcps then the last seven digits are your initials and the last four number of you ID.
Sample Password - 0115 - (your birth month followed by the birth day.
Sample Password - 0115 - (your birth month followed by the birth day.
Exercise Files
Exercise Files
IMPORTANT NOTES
IMPORTANT NOTES
Make sure to save the Software Settings (video 3 of Ch. 1)
We have purchased your voucher for you so skip "Downloading the testing software"
Submit Quizzes from Ch. 2 & 3 to Schoology. Take a snip it of each. Make sure the score is 100%. You can retake multiple times.
- On your SolidWorks ePort Page, create a Title banner with the following: "Certified SolidWorks Associate Exam Practice". Select the hyperlink to this title and paste it in the "Create" submission in Schoology.
- On this section of the page, submit all 3 Problem GIFs. Make sure they are slow moving so the viewer can see the details. Problem 1 Image of Part with initials using Extruded Boss/Base and make sure its visible in the video.
- Problem 1 Part with initials using Extruded Boss/Base and make sure its visible in the video
- Problem 2 Part with initials using Extruded Cut.
- Problem 3 Part with initials using Extruded Cut on the curved surface.
get your solidworks certification!!! Click below
get your solidworks certification!!! Click below
Instructions on Connecting to LinkedIN Learning Resource.
Click on the Library Image below.
Click on Access LinkedIn Learning button then the Get Started as windows appear.
Next add your SMCPS Library Card number and password (i.e., 25888001187763, 1760)
Geneva Clock Construction using Solidworks
Geneva Clock Construction using Solidworks
SolidWorks - Scanto3D
SolidWorks - Scanto3D
Using the SOLIDWORKS software’s ScanTo3D functionality, you can open scan data from any scanner (mesh or point cloud files) or curve data from mathematics software, prepare the data, then convert it into a surface or solid model.
Using the SOLIDWORKS software’s ScanTo3D functionality, you can open scan data from any scanner (mesh or point cloud files) or curve data from mathematics software, prepare the data, then convert it into a surface or solid model.
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