Fusion 360 Beginners Course_2

Fusion 360 Beginners Course, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.64, with 113 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 4910 reviews, and has 22399 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D modeling in Fusion 360 Making assembly in Fusion 360 Drawing and drafting in Fusion 360 Making photo-realistic rendering Making animations and motion study This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners of Fusion 360 or Engineering students, hobbyists, woodworkers, 3d printing enthusiasts It is particularly useful for Beginners of Fusion 360 or Engineering students, hobbyists, woodworkers, 3d printing enthusiasts.

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Summary

Title: Fusion 360 Beginners Course

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.64

Number of Lectures: 113

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 113

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 124

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 124

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D modeling in Fusion 360

Making assembly in Fusion 360

Drawing and drafting in Fusion 360

Making photo-realistic rendering

Making animations and motion study

Who Should Attend

Beginners of Fusion 360

Engineering students, hobbyists, woodworkers, 3d printing enthusiasts

Target Audiences

Beginners of Fusion 360

Engineering students, hobbyists, woodworkers, 3d printing enthusiasts

This course is for an absolute beginner in Fusion 360 who has never worked with this software before and wants to learn everything about Fusion 360 right from scratch.

These are the major highlights of the course

A comprehensive course with nearly 15 hours of video lectures

Ten Fusion 360 quick tips included

All lesson files available for download

Self-assessment quizzes and practice drawings at the end of sections

Constantly updated course to keep up with Fusion 360 updates

Taught by Autodesk certified professional

Quick responses from the instructor for course-related questions

Autogenerated closed captioning (provided by Udemy)

What’s in this course?

This course currently contains comprehensive video lectures of Modeling, Assembly, Drawing, Rendering and Animation workspaces with all the tools and commands explained with real-life drawings, parts and assemblies.

At the end of every section, there is a self-assessment Quiz containing 5 or more questions to assess your performance of in the section. Almost every section ahs a practice drawing at the end which is related to the tools taught in the current section.

This course is made with a beginner in mind, so if you have never worked with Fusion 360 then also you will find the lectures easy to follow. This course is the same for Windows as well as Mac users, so no matter what your operating system is you can use this course for learning.

Project Oriented Course

This course is project-oriented where you will learn to use the tools and features using real word parts and objects and also the practice drawings are kept as close to real-world as possible to make you feel comfortable in applying the skills learned here in your work.

Instructor support for questions

What can be more frustrating than not understanding a tool and finding no answer rated to it anywhere on the internet? Well, with this course you need not worry about finding answers to your questions as you can post your questions directly in the Q&A section and get quick responses from the instructor or you can also directly message the instructor for asking your course-related questions.

As an instructor, I try to answer each and every question as soon as possible.

Also if you ever feel that this course is not for you, you can ask for a full refund within 30 days of enrollment.

So let’s get started, I am waiting for you in the course.

Pre-requisites

You need to have access to Fusion 360 software for this course. You can get free student version of Fusion 360 (if eligible) and free startup edition (again, if eligible) as well. Check with the software vendor for the software license.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Fusion 360

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Fusion 360

Lecture 3: Getting familiar with User Interface

Lecture 4: Navigation tools

Lecture 5: Display and visual settings

Lecture 6: Drawing units and preferences

Lecture 7: Selection tools

Lecture 8: Understanding parametric nature

Lecture 9: Practice Exercise

Chapter 2: Making Basic Sketches

Lecture 1: Workspace Update

Lecture 2: Making basic sketches

Lecture 3: Making rectangle and circle

Lecture 4: Understanding geometric constraints

Lecture 5: Using trim, extend and Offset tools

Lecture 6: Using fillet and Mirror tools

Lecture 7: Making Arc and ellipse

Lecture 8: Practice Exercise

Chapter 3: Basic 3D Modelling

Lecture 1: Making solid primitives

Lecture 2: Using extrude tool

Lecture 3: Using revolve tool

Lecture 4: Making fillet and chamfer

Lecture 5: Using shell, Mirror and Draft tools

Lecture 6: Presspull tool

Lecture 7: Using sweep tool

Lecture 8: Understanding Loft tool

Lecture 9: Move and copy

Lecture 10: Practice Exercise

Chapter 4: Sketch features

Lecture 1: Making Polygons

Lecture 2: Understanding splines and Attaching canvas

Lecture 3: Break and point tools

Lecture 4: Slot and Conic curves

Lecture 5: Text and Sketch scale tools

Lecture 6: Circular and rectangular sketch pattern

Lecture 7: Adding Parameters to sketches

Lecture 8: Practice Exercise

Chapter 5: Construction and Measurement

Lecture 1: Making construction Planes

Lecture 2: Making construction axis and point

Lecture 3: Taking measurements

Lecture 4: Interference and section analysis

Lecture 5: Understanding G0, G1, G2 and G3 continuity

Lecture 6: Zebra and Draft analysis

Lecture 7: Practice Exercise

Chapter 6: Modelling Features

Lecture 1: Boolean operations using Combine tool

Lecture 2: Making stiffeners using Rib and Web tools

Lecture 3: Making hole

Lecture 4: Making thread

Lecture 5: Making Rectangular, circular and path patterns

Lecture 6: Scale and replace face tools

Lecture 7: Face, Body and Silhouette split

Lecture 8: Practice Exercise

Chapter 7: Advance Modelling tools

Lecture 1: Boundary fill

Lecture 2: Project and Project to surface tools

Lecture 3: Include 3D geometry and Intersect tool

Lecture 4: Intersection curve

Lecture 5: Align tool

Lecture 6: Applying Appearance and Physical material

Lecture 7: Attaching decals

Lecture 8: Inserting external drawings and parts

Lecture 9: Inserting components

Lecture 10: Practice Exercise

Chapter 8: Working with Assemblies

Lecture 1: Top down and bottom up assembly

Lecture 2: Bodies and components

Lecture 3: Importing components for assembly

Lecture 4: Adding Revolute joint

Lecture 5: Adding Cylindrical joint

Lecture 6: Adding Slider joint

Lecture 7: Adding multiple joints on component

Lecture 8: Joint origin and Rigid joint

Lecture 9: Finishing Backhoe assembly

Lecture 10: Adding joint limit

Lecture 11: Adding Planar joint

Lecture 12: Making contact set

Lecture 13: Adding Ball joint

Lecture 14: Adding Pin and Slot joint

Lecture 15: Practice Exercise

Chapter 9: Drawing from Component and assemblies

Lecture 1: Starting drawing from component

Lecture 2: Changing angle of projection

Lecture 3: Adding Geometries in drawing

Lecture 4: Adding Dimensions

Lecture 5: Modifying Dimensions

Lecture 6: Adding text and symbols

Lecture 7: Adding Section and Detail view

Lecture 8: Making exploded view

Instructors

Jaiprakash Pandey
Author of Practical AutoCAD Book by Packt publication

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 27 votes

2 stars: 47 votes

3 stars: 333 votes

4 stars: 1764 votes

5 stars: 2739 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!