SOLIDWORKS Essentials

SOLIDWORKS Essentials Training

Topics covered are: sketching, multi-contour sketching, reference geometry creation, design intent, feature creation, shelling, configurations, assemblies, drawings/detailing, editing, parent-child relationships, relations, rudimentary top-down design, and advanced
mating techniques.

SOLIDWORKS Simulation Essentials

SOLIDWORKS Simulation Essentials Training

Topics covered in this course are: introduction to FEA; FEA principles and theory; element quality; linear static analysis of parts; gap/contact and advanced assembly analysis; analysis setup and post-processing; evaluating FE convergence; limitations of linear analysis; load and boundary condition application; stress analysis with thermal loading; model and result validation; automatic report generation.

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic Training

Topics covered: projects, single line diagrams, cabling, creating schematics, cross-referencing the single line diagram, control drawings, managing origin-destination arrows, programmable logic controllers (PLC), creating and using macros, editing the PLC drawing, creating and running reports

SOLIDWORKS Drawings

SOLIDWORKS Drawings Training

This SOLIDWORKS training course teaches you how to make drawings of
SOLIDWORKS parts and assemblies.

SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard

SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard Training

This course teaches how to use the SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard software to generate, modify, and post-process 2.5-axis milling toolpaths used for machining SOLIDWORKS part files.

SOLIDWORKS PDM User

SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional User Training

This course focuses on the fundamental skills and concepts central to the successful use of SOLIDWORKS PDM. The intended audience for this course is anyone who will manage files with SOLIDWORKS PDM.

SOLIDWORKS Inspection

SOLIDWORKS Inspection Training

Learn the basics of working with SOLIDWORKS Inspection to automate the process of working with inspection documents. In this course, you will work with both the add-in and standalone versions of the product.

SOLIDWORKS MBD

SOLIDWORKS Model Based Definition Training

This course aims to teach you how to use SOLIDWORKS MBD to present product and manufacturing information (PMI) in a 3D PDF file. This course includes using DimXpert and annotation views combined with capturing and publishing 3D views.

SOLIDWORKS Composer

SOLIDWORKS Composer Training

This course teaches you how to use SOLIDWORKS Composer to create
2D and 3D output from CAD design data.

DraftSight Essentials

DraftSight Essentials Training

This course aims to teach you how to use DraftSight to optimize your drawings and designs for manufacturability so you can maximize quality,
avoid rework and decrease time to market.

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Network vs. Standalone

A Network license allows multiple users to share a pool of licenses across a network, while a Standalone license is tied to a single computer and can only be used by one user at a time.

  • If you are a sole user or prefer to have dedicated licenses for each machine, a standalone license will likely be the best option. However, for teams that need to share licenses across multiple users or locations, network licenses offer greater flexibility.

 

Term vs. Perpetual

With a perpetual license, you own the software and can use it forever, while with a term license, you only have access to the software for the duration of your subscription period. 

  • If you have stable design needs, a predictable budget and want to own the software outright, perpetual is your best option. For companies with fluctuating project needs who want lower upfront costs and flexibility to adjust their software usage, term licenses are your best option.

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