Autodesk Fusion 360 Training

Module 1: Getting Started

• Introducing Autodesk Fusion 360
• Introducing 3D Modeling
• Introducing Autodesk 360
• Installing Fusion 360
• Starting Autodesk Fusion 360
• Learning the Benefits of the Dashboard
• Posting Items within the Dashboard
• Accessing the Help and Communication Center
• Learning the Fusion 360 Interface
• Understanding Works paces
• Explaining the Browser
• Using the Ribbon
• Navigating the User Interface
• Using the View Cube
• Using the Manipulator
• Navigating the Model
• Learning and Using the Visual Styles
• Adjusting the Environment and Effects
• Using the Selection Filters and Tools
• Creating and Applying Named Views
• Understanding Projects

Module 2: Creating Sketch Geometry

• Creating a New Sketch
• Learning to Sketch with Lines, Splines and Points
• Understanding Sketch Constraints
• Creating Circles
• Sketching Rectangles
• Creating Arcs
• Sketching Polygons
• Projecting Geometry
• Editing Sketch Geometry

Module 3: Introduction to Solid Modeling

• Learning the Difference between Inventor and Fusion 360 Solid Modeling
• Creating a Solid Using Quick Shape Creation
• Creating a Solid Using the Extrude Feature
• Creating a Solid Using the Revolve Feature
• Creating a Solid Using the Sweep Feature
• Creating a Solid Using the Rib Feature
• Creating a Solid Using the Press/Pull Feature
• Using Thicken to Create a Solid from Surfaces
• Working with Parameters

Module 4: Editing Your Model

• Editing a Solid - Fillet and Chamfer
• Editing a Solid - Rule Fillets
• Editing a Solid - Hole
• Editing a Solid - Shell
• Editing a Solid - Draft
• Editing a Solid - Combine
• Editing a Solid - Split
• Editing a Solid - Delete
• Editing a Solid - Move
• Editing a Solid - Replace Face
• Editing a Solid - Align
• Duplicating a Solid - Mirror
• Duplicating a Solid - Pattern
• Understanding Work Features - Planes
• Understanding Work Features - Axes
• Understanding Work Features - Points

Module 5: T-Spline Surface Modeling

• Learning the Differences between Solid and Surface Modeling
• Creating Primitive Shapes
• Display Modes and Performance Options
• Creating a T-Spline Surface from a Sketch
• Creating a T-Spline Swept Surface from a Sketch
• Creating a Lofted T-Spline Surface from a Sketch
• Working with Pipes
• Editing an Edge
• Editing Forms
• Assigning Symmetry
• Analyzing Curve Combs
• Working with Vertices
• Subdividing and Creases

Module 6: Assemblies and Constraints

• Understanding Components in Fusion
• Creating Components
• Reusing Components
• Positioning Components
• Working with Components in the Browser
• Introducing Joints - Using the Rigid Joint Type
• Working with the Different Types of Joints
• Creating Slider and Planar Joints
• Understanding Joint Origins
• Creating Rigid Groups
• Understanding Contact Sets
• Enabling Motion Linking
• Driving Joints
• Creating and Understanding Motion Studies

Module 7: Inspection

• Revealing Interferences in Your Design
• Learning the Measure Tool
• Working with Zebra Analysis
• Analyzing Sections
• Analyzing Draft Angles
• Analyzing a Curvature Map
• Toggling Component Coloring Cycling

Module 8: Materials and Images

• Assigning Materials
• Editing and Creating Materials
• Using Texture Map Controls
• Inserting Images for Use as Decals
• Inserting Images as Modeling References

Module 9: Interoperability

• Importing Into Fusion
• Finding Features of Imported Components
• Exporting from Fusion
• Publishing to an Image
• Converting Model Surface Data
• Working with Fusion Models in Autodesk Inventor
• Working with Fusion Models in AutoCAD
• Creating Surfaces in the Patch Workspace
• Validating Surfaces in the Patch Workspace
• Stitching in the Patch Workspace
• Editing Surfaces in the Patch Workspace