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Electronic Cooling Module - offers electronic virtual models and an extensive materials library for cooling simulation SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation solutions include: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Get a SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation Demonstration Get a Quote for SOLIDWORKS Simulation Download SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2016 Data Sheet Driving Better Product Design with SOLIDWORKS Simulation Non Linear Analysis Product Demo SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2016 Data Sheet Motion Analysis Product Demo Get the answers you need << SOLIDWORKS Simulation SOLIDWORKS Simulation Xpress >> Confirmation of your new password Sorry, this page does not exist ! Use the search on TracePartsOnline.net or go back to the home page.This is a five-week course, and will consist of lectures, individual instruction, product design, model building of a working prototype and a presentation.Most of the work will be done individually in the Top PC lab or by your work tables on your

The CAD course will be run by Tomas Lindehell The first weeks consist of a SolidWorks course based on differentiated tutoring with a number of small exercises. experienced users, there will be the possibility of working with new methods and parametric modelling. During the first half of the fourth week you will get support when you should prepare your filesTomas Lindehell will be teaching these(See below for details). This section is divided into three phases: 2.1: Phase one concerns product analysis where a number of products are disassembled and analysed. After this you will all be given your own product to work with. methods and materials of this main product should be documented in the final presentation together with full-scale drawings of its various internal parts and components in SolidWorks - This can be done as a team. 2.2: Phase two will be carried out individually. be asked to create a new design based on the given product and the

Your new design should be build in SolidWorks with the purpose of creating files for prototype production using Rapid PrototypingThe theme exercise for your new product design will be handed-out on the first day of the course! 2.3: Phase three involves the finishing of the model and assembling with the original product's components in order to create a full-functioning prototype. This phase ends with a Tuition is in the form of lectures and practical training under the supervision of tutor. In the computer lab, exercises will be carried out under the guidance of an authorized teacher. sections in the course are obligatory. Examination is in the form of individual practical test and presentation of results of the given exercises at school. In order to obtain credit for the course, all sections and assignments must be successfullyStudents receive a mark of either Pass or Fail for eachFor those students who do not receive a

mark of pass, another opportunity is provided to pass the assignment or examination after a period of time. be done in person at the school premises. Build a series of building Learning videos for the Lego blocks: Fun  LEGO information to get Screw (1/2 day) Basic level Kettle (1 days) Intermediate level Learning videos for the Tea Kettle: computer mouse (2 days) Advanced level Learning videos for the Mouse: Build a computer mouse continued dryer(3 days)  Advanced level Learning videos for the Hair Dryer: model-files are saved at (use Pack and Go when saving from SolidWorks): Located in the top floor of the administration building at the Student computer lab time Monday to Friday 0900 to 1600 Wednesday 0900 to 1200 Tutor computer lab time F = zoom to fit Z = zoom to area N = normal to S = Shortcut bar Suggested websites for advanced CAID tutorials:(Recommended by

- "DiMonte group gets to some advanced SolidWorks surfaces tools, which basically tutors designerson how to recreate what they do in Alias, but in SolidWorks (start tutorials from bottom up)." - Shows how to surface model a mouse. You need to sign up for the - Here's a Rhino3D 'whitepaper' on how to use it with Solidworks, but it's quite similar to use withAlias (Except Rhino opens natively in Solidworks and vice-versa, while Alias does not, so STEPformat would be used instead)." - Here's a good rapid prototype file fixing tutorial in Rhino. explains Rhino tools and strategiesfor repairing non-watertightSimilar (and some more powerful) tools exist in Alias (askOf course SolidWorks does not need that as it will not export open STL files, and as the name implies the work is supposed to be with Solids. Found some other really good videos on YouTube, looks like it really is pretty easy to do some complex surfacing. The baby toy video Tomas recommended