Learning Path Courses:

• iParts Course

   Course Description 

  If you have stock designs that you use repeatedly, you can create them as iParts. Then you can use the variations, called members, by selecting them from a table. The designs can differ by size, material, mounting configurations, and so on. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Learn how to create iParts. 

  · Learn how to edit iParts. 

  · Place standard or custom iParts into an assembly. 

  · Update an iParts placed into an assembly. 

   Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

   (Course Duration: 7 minutes) 

• iLogic Basics Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how iLogic enables rules-driven design, providing a simple way to capture and reuse your work. Use iLogic to standardize and automate design processes and configure your virtual products. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Understand what iLogic offers. 

  · Learn how to use Parameters in iLogic. 

  · Learn how to create Feature Suppression using iLogic. 

  · Understand how to discover potentially Unsafe Rules in iLogic. 

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration: 14 minutes) 

• Using iFeatures Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how to converts a single feature or a collection of features into a feature you can reuse in other part files. You can create an iFeature from any sketched feature or part file and save it. For each iFeature, you define descriptive parameter names that clarify how the parameters affect the placement of the iFeature in a part file. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Learn how to Convert a single feature or a collection of features into a feature you can reuse in other part files.   

  · Learn how to place an iFeature in a part file on a work plane or a planar face.

  · Learn how to edit the iFeature parameters and roughly position it before placing it.

  · Learn how to modify orientation, size, and position. 

  · Learn how to create a table-driven iFeature.

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration:  13 minutes) 

• iAssembly Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how to create iAssembly families that differ by size, the number of components, or other variables. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Understand what iAssemblies are. 

  · Learn how to create assembly families that differ by size, the number of components, or other variables. 

  · Learn how to place standard or custom iAssembly, when placing an into an assembly file. 

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration: 8 minutes) 

• Using iFeatures Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how to converts a single feature or a collection of features into a feature you can reuse in other part files. You can create an iFeature from any sketched feature or part file and save it. For each iFeature, you define descriptive parameter names that clarify how the parameters affect the placement of the iFeature in a part file. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Learn how to Convert a single feature or a collection of features into a feature you can reuse in other part files.   

  · Learn how to place an iFeature in a part file on a work plane or a planar face.

  · Learn how to edit the iFeature parameters and roughly position it before placing it.

  · Learn how to modify orientation, size, and position. 

  · Learn how to create a table-driven iFeature.

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration:  13 minutes) 

• iAssembly Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how to create iAssembly families that differ by size, the number of components, or other variables. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Understand what iAssemblies are. 

  · Learn how to create assembly families that differ by size, the number of components, or other variables. 

  · Learn how to place standard or custom iAssembly, when placing an into an assembly file. 

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration: 8 minutes) 

• iParts Course

   Course Description 

  If you have stock designs that you use repeatedly, you can create them as iParts. Then you can use the variations, called members, by selecting them from a table. The designs can differ by size, material, mounting configurations, and so on. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Learn how to create iParts. 

  · Learn how to edit iParts. 

  · Place standard or custom iParts into an assembly. 

  · Update an iParts placed into an assembly. 

   Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

   (Course Duration: 7 minutes) 

• iLogic Basics Course

  Course Description 

  In this course, you will learn how iLogic enables rules-driven design, providing a simple way to capture and reuse your work. Use iLogic to standardize and automate design processes and configure your virtual products. 

  Course Objectives 

  The material presented in this course teach you how to: 

  · Understand what iLogic offers. 

  · Learn how to use Parameters in iLogic. 

  · Learn how to create Feature Suppression using iLogic. 

  · Understand how to discover potentially Unsafe Rules in iLogic. 

  Course Prerequisites 

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following: 

  · None 

  (Course Duration: 14 minutes)