Workshop Certificate of Autodesk Design Now (3D Modelling) by Autodesk

This Workshop was conducted by Cognizance, IIT Roorkee in collaboration with Autodesk.
The workshop was conducted on the topic of Autodesk Design Now (3D Modelling).

Topics covered in this workshop:

Introduction
● Explain the course overview and objective.
● Download and install fusion 360

The file structure in Fusion 360
● Open, close and save a file using the data panel.
● Create a new project.
● Share the project with another user.
● Review user preferences.

User interface and navigation
● Modify the toolbar
● Review the marking menus.
● Review the toolbox in model space.
● Modify the display settings.
● Review the workspace.

Modelling
● Review bodies and components in the browser.
● Turn capture history on and off.
● Use direct editing to modify a design.

Collaboration
● Use the live review preview to collaborate with other users.
● Use the Fusion team to manage member access to a project.

A quick overview of 2D and 3D modelling in Fusion 360
● Create new projects, and open and save models in Fusion 360.
● Use the Viewcube, navigation, display, and orbit tools to survey and edit
CAD models in Fusion 360.
● Use the browser in Fusion 360 to view and edit 2D and 3D elements such
as Sketches and Bodies.

A simple exercise: Modelling from 2D sketches to a 3D CAD Model
● create a sketch.
● apply sketch dimensions and constraints.
● use extrude.
● use fillet.
● identify timeline elements.
● create a 2D drawing.
Overview of the types of modelling and workspaces in Fusion 360
● Create new projects, and Open and Save models in Fusion 360.
Parametric modelling in Fusion 360: Sketching
● create basic sketches.
● use sketch constraints and dimensions.
● create advanced sketch entities.
● create sketch patterns.
● use project in a sketch.
● use attach canvas

Parametric Modelling in Fusion 360: From 2D to 3D
● use extrude.
● use fillet.
● apply a physical material.
● apply an appearance.

Freeform modelling and sculpting
● use attached to the canvas.
● create primitive form bodies.
● use edit form.
● use bridge.
● joint freeform edges and vertices.

Direct modelling
● organize an assembly.
● use fusion 360 modify tools.
● use press pull.
● delete.
● use move/copy.

Assembly modelling
● Create a component.
● Create a joint.
● edit a joint limit.
● drive a joint.

Technical drawings and documentation in fusion
● create a 2D drawing from a 3D model.
● create an exploded view.