University of Tasmania
10 hours
Master the fundamentals of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) using Autodesk Inventor to create, edit and present 3D digital prototypes. This practical, industry-informed course is ideal for professionals and students looking to develop foundational CAD skills and unlock new career opportunities in engineering and manufacturing.
This course is ideal for those looking to develop foundational skills in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and how it can be utilised in the workplace. No prior CAD experience is required. You will need access to a computer with internet connectivity to access the online learning materials. The course is self-directed and can be completed at your own pace within six months of registration.
The course covers the fundamental principles and concepts of computer-aided design, with a focus on practical application using Autodesk Inventor software. Key topics include: understanding the CAD user interface, sketching and 2D drawing creation, 3D modelling and modification techniques, assembly features, presentation and visualization of designs, and real-world design problem solving. You will develop practical skills in creating and modifying both 2D and 3D drawings, understanding industry applications of CAD technology, and gaining confidence in applying new technologies in the workplace.
The University of Tasmania has developed this short course with experienced educators, industry leaders and skilled professionals, ensuring you receive an up-to-date and well-rounded education. The course is informed by community and industry consultation, providing you with information and understanding demanded by modern industry. The flexible learning design fits into your schedule while maintaining engagement and practice-based learning.
Upon completion of this CAD Basics course, you will be well-positioned for roles in engineering, manufacturing, product design, and technical drafting. The practical skills and industry-leading tools knowledge can lead to careers as CAD technicians, design engineers, manufacturing specialists, or technical designers. The credential point earned can also support your progression into further study in engineering or related fields.
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