Description
Here’s a structured course outline for a Diploma in SolidWorks (3D Modeling/CAD). This program is designed to provide hands-on training in SolidWorks, a leading 3D CAD software used in engineering, product design, and manufacturing.
Diploma in SolidWorks (3D Modeling & CAD)
Duration: 3–6 Months (Depending on Institution)
Eligibility: Basic knowledge of engineering/design concepts (10+2/ITI/Diploma/Degree in Mechanical/Production/Automobile/Related Fields)
Course Objectives:
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Develop proficiency in SolidWorks for 3D modeling, assembly design, and drafting.
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Gain industry-relevant skills for product design, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing.
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Prepare for SolidWorks certification exams (CSWA/CSWP).
Course Modules:
1. Introduction to SolidWorks & CAD Fundamentals
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Overview of SolidWorks interface & navigation
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Sketching basics (Lines, Circles, Rectangles, Splines)
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Geometric relations & dimensions
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Best practices in parametric modeling
2. Part Modeling (3D Design)
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Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, and Loft features
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Advanced modeling tools (Shell, Rib, Draft, Fillet/Chamfer)
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Configurations & design tables
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Multibody part design
3. Assembly Design
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Creating assemblies (Bottom-up & Top-down approaches)
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Standard mates (Coincident, Parallel, Tangent, etc.)
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Advanced mates (Gear, Cam, Screw)
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Exploded views & assembly animations
4. Surface Modeling
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Introduction to surface tools (Extrude, Revolve, Loft, Boundary)
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Advanced surfacing techniques (Trim, Untrim, Knit, Thicken)
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Hybrid modeling (Solid + Surface)
5. Sheet Metal Design
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Base flange, edge flange, miter flange
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Sheet metal bends, reliefs, and unfolding
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Designing sheet metal parts for manufacturing
6. Drafting & Detailing (2D Drawings)
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Creating standard orthographic views
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Section views, detail views, and auxiliary views
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Dimensioning, tolerancing, and annotations
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Generating Bill of Materials (BOM)
7. Simulation & Analysis (Basic FEA)
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Introduction to SolidWorks Simulation (Static Stress Analysis)
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Applying materials, loads, and fixtures
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Interpreting results (Stress, Displacement, Factor of Safety)
8. Practical Projects & Industry Applications
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Real-world design projects (Mechanical components, consumer products)
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Case studies from automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors
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Portfolio development for job placements
Software & Tools Covered:
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SolidWorks Standard/Professional
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SolidWorks Simulation (Basic FEA)
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DriveWorks (Basic Automation, Optional)
Certification & Career Prospects:
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SolidWorks Associate (CSWA) – Entry-level certification
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SolidWorks Professional (CSWP) – Advanced certification
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Career Paths:
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Mechanical Design Engineer
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Product Development Engineer
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CAD Technician
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Manufacturing Engineer
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Training Methodology:
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Hands-on lab sessions
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Industry-relevant projects
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Mock tests for certification prep
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Guest lectures from industry experts
Who Should Enroll?
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Engineering students (Mechanical, Automobile, Production)
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Working professionals seeking CAD skills
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Designers & draftsmen looking to upgrade to 3D modeling
Why Choose This Course?
✅ Industry-aligned curriculum
✅ Expert trainers with real-world experience
✅ Placement assistance for top roles
✅ Globally recognized SolidWorks certifications




