Learn about tools to help you create and flatten sheet metal parts.
Learn about draft, shell, and rib features used in parts in SOLIDWORKS.
Review the questions from the sample exam to prepare for the Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional exam.
Review these learning modules to prepare for the Certified SOLIDWORKS Expert exam.
Learn some of the basics of SOLIDWORKS assemblies, including building an assembly and mating components.
Learn some of the basics of sketching in SOLIDWORKS, such as sketching on a plane or face and adding relations to sketch entities.
Learn multiple methods for creating SOLIDWORKS part and assembly Configurations, and related assembly Display States.
Learn about SOLIDWORKS Product Data Management (PDM) to help you get your design data under control and substantially improve the way your teams manage and collaborate on product development.
Learn about some of the basic functionalities of SOLIDWORKS Electrical. Become familiar with the SOLIDWORKS Electrical user interface, learn how to work with projects, create different types of schematic drawings, add symbols and components, connect them using wires and cables, and use macros and black boxes to expedite your design work.
Review these learning modules to prepare for the CSWPA – Weldments exam.
Learn about the basics of using routing in SOLIDWORKS to model a path of electrical cables between components.
Mate tools in assemblies allow for convenient and intuitive assembly of components with intelligent assumption and repetitive options. In this path, you learn about adding mates, using Smart Mates, and editing existing mates.
Review these learning modules to prepare for the CSWPA – Surfacing exam.
Learn some tools that help you select components and entities.
Prepare for the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. Learn about sketching, basic features, mass properties, assemblies, reference geometry, drawings, and other topics prior to taking the CSWA exam. Click CSWA Practice Exercises Learning Path if you would like to go through some practice exercises.
Use multibody tools to facilitate part design in SOLIDWORKS.
Learn about SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, which enables anyone to simulate a wide range of real world problems involving dynamics of fluids. Understand how to setup a Flow Simulation project, get familiar with the user interface, prepare assemblies for fluid simulations, define boundary conditions, goals and other important parts of the project, mesh geometries using both automated and manual approaches, postprocess results, and much more.
Learn about SOLIDWORKS Utilities, which is a set of tools that lets you examine in detail the geometry of a solid model, and make comparisons to other models.
Learn about how SOLIDWORKS Simulation can help you analyze the nonlinear static structural behavior of your part and assembly models. Review the basic functionality, review the difference between small linear displacement and large nonlinear displacement, use force control and displacement control methods, and see the effects of material nonlinearity and mesh quality on the stress results.
Learn about tools to help you move components, explode, and build assemblies.
Learn about the basics of using routing in SOLIDWORKS to model a path between components.
Learn about the basics of using a Structure System to create structures.
Learn about reference geometry, including planes, points, and curves.
Learn about SOLIDWORKS Utilities, which is a set of tools that lets you examine in detail the geometry of a solid model, and make comparisons to other models.
