Total number of pages: 374
Total Hours: 16

This book is the second of two books that make up the Inventor 2011 Introduction to Modeling course. The first book, Inventor 2011 Introduction to Part Modeling focuses on designing models from conceptual sketching to solid modeling.

NOTE: If you have already purchased the Introduction to Solid Modeling training guide, the content of both these guides is included within that Introductory title.

The Inventor 2011 Introduction to Assemblies and Drawings training guide instructs users in best usage approaches for assembly design and documenting both part and assembly models in a drawing. All skills are taught through a hands-on, practice-intensive curriculum.

Topics include:

• Placing and constraining parts in assemblies 
• Assembly component display 
• Presentation files (Exploded views) 
• Assembly tools 
• Creating parts and features in assemblies
• Working with projects 
• Documenting parts and assemblies in drawings (views, detailing, annotations) 
• Defining the assembly Bill of Materials 

Prerequisites: As an introductory course, Inventor 2011 Introduction to Assemblies and Drawings does not assume prior knowledge of any 3D modeling or CAD software. Students do need to be experienced with the Windows operating system and the Inventor 2011 Introduction to Part Modeling course is recommended.