History of CAD

Types of software

Choosing the right software

Difference between Solid modeler and Surface modeler

General requirement for a CAD software

Understanding a reference and creating a reference

Using Line,Circle, rectangle and other sketch based commands

1 Use of each basic sketch tool and their variation

Constrains

1 Use of Constraining in a sketch

2 Using Parallel, Collinear, Vertical, Fixed and other constraints

Parametrization and Constraints

1 Creation of a completely constrained sketch

2 Creation of a parametrized sketch

3 Creation of an optimized sketch

Using advanced sketching tools

1.1 Modeling With CAD

1.2 The Idea Behind Modeling

1.3 Coordinate System

1.4 Creating a Basic Part

1.5 Extrude / Rotate / Protrude

Pattern Making / Use of Mirror

Improvisation and Possible use of better Techniques

7.1 The Idea of CAM

7.1.1 CAM Basic

7.1.2 Understanding CNC

7.1.3 Understanding 3D Printer

7.1.4 NC Programming

7.2 Model Selection

7.2.1 Model to be selected from the team based on design submitted prior to the sessio

8.1 3D Printing

8.1.1 Model to be 3D Printed

9.1 Basic Workshop Tools

9.1.1 Using Basic Workshop tools

9.2 Safety in a Workshop

9.2.1 Being Safe and Keeping Everyone Safe