Shirtsleeve Seminar Series

Pricing and Class Time:
Online Classroom time: 2- 2 hour sessions, including 30 days of post-class mentoring (via phone, webconferencing and and e-mail)
Each Class is limited to a maximum of 25 Students.
Cost: $49 per person including workbook and assignments. Discounts available to training alumni and software purchasers.

Class Description
This class covers translation and repair of models in Autodesk Inventor 2008 and Mechanical Desktop. Ample time is available for questions.

Prerequisites/Student Participation:

• Familiarity with Autodesk Inventor Series is recommended.
• Working knowledge of Windows user interface, commands and file structure is highly recommended.
• Student interaction during class is expected.
• Completion of assignments is required for certificate.

Hardware/Software Requirements:

• Properly configured CAD System with Windows 2000, XP, or Vista (with compatible Autodesk software)
• Sound card and speakers or optional headset for voice communication. No telephone call-in required.
• Internet Access (DSL, Cable, FIOS on other Broadband Access is recommended, 56K modem not recommended, but may be used).
• 1280x1024 Full color resolution or higher recommended for best experience. Preferences: 17" or larger monitor.
• Optionally, dual monitors will provide the best experience, your Inventor session on one monitor, the course on a second monitor.
• Full Installation of Inventor 2008 Suite or Inventor Release 11 Standard, properly configured. Pro versions acceptable.
• Version compatible Mechanical Desktop also recommended.
• Microsoft Office or Microsoft Excel is required for full functionality.
  

Course Outline:

Session I - 2 Hours Project File Configuration for Translations Installation of Free Translators for Inventor 2008 Third Party Translations Data Exchange and translations Break and Q&A

Session II - 2 Hours Importing and Translating Mechanical Desktop Files Import Options In Inventor 2008 Surfaces and the Construction Environment Repair of Surfaces to Create Base Solids Conclusion -Overview and Q&A