SolidWorks Certification Prep (CSWP-CSWA)
System Requirements
- Microsoft® Windows XP, Vista or 7
- 1024 x 768 display resolution
- Windows Media Player 11
- Microsoft® .NET Framework
- Internet connection for initial licensing
- 500 MB available disc space
- Pointing Device
SolidProfessor's Certification Prep course gives you the tools you need to pass the CSWA/CSWP examinations. This course familiarizes you with the structure and style of the exam, and walks you through sample exercises covering every aspect of the test- from part design to simulation. A practice test is included along with sample test examples to make sure you're ready to ace the exam.
Details
| Duration: | 5 hours 0 minutes |
| Lessons: | 78 |
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SolidWorks Certification
- SolidWorks Certification
- Why Get Certified?
- Preparing for the Exam
- What is the CSWA?
- What is the CSWP?
- Other Certifications
- SolidWorks Versions
- Purchasing and Setting up the Exam
- When You Pass the Exam
- Test Taking Strategy
- Modeling Question Preview
- Part Model with Equations
- Where to Begin
- The Central Cylinder
- The Top Fork
- The Lower Fork
- Adding Fillets
- Answering the Question
- Updating the Geometry
- Advanced Part Model
- Problem Overview
- Developing a Strategy
- Where to Begin
- The Cylinder and Cone
- The Rectangular Flange
- The First Screw Lug
- The Screw Lug Pattern
- The Base Plate
- The Rib Structure
- The Foot Pads
- The Top Boss
- The Tapped Holes
- Adding Fillets
- Answering the Question
- Configurations & Part Modification
- Configurations Intro
- Configurations Question
- Adding and Modifying Configurations
- Part Modification Question
- Part Modification Exercise
- CSWA Assembly Model
- Problem Overview
- Modeling the Parts
- Mating the First Part
- Using SmartMates
- Mating the Remaining Components
- Answering the Question
- CSWP Assembly Model
- Problem Overview
- Modeling the First Component
- Starting the Assembly
- Making Changes to the Model
- In-context Considerations
- Modeling the Slider
- Mating the First Slider
- Slider In-context Relations
- Adding the Second Slider
- Making a Change to the Assembly
- Modeling the Rotor Component
- Rotor In-context Relation 1
- Rotor In-context Relations 2
- Rotor In-context Relations 3
- Testing In-context Relations
- Further Testing of In-context Relations
- Simulate Motion
- Other Possible Assembly Question Types
- Final Comments
- CSWA Multiple Choice Questions
- Multiple Choice Section Overview
- Model View
- Projected View
- Auxiliary View
- Section View
- Partial Section
- Aligned Section
- Broken Out Section
- Detail View
- Relative to Model
- Standard 3 View
- Break View
- Cropped View
- Alternate Position View
- Empty View
- Predefined View
- Conclusion
- Goodbye
