SolidWorks 2005 Basic Tutorial and Hands-on Guide

Author: Wei Zheng, Editor-in-Chief of the Computer Vocational Education Alliance
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features:
Series Features: Quick entry, strong practicality. Strong systematic and logical structure. Rich content with thorough explanations. Clear structure with well-defined learning objectives. Strong targeting, accurate positioning, rational arrangement, fully suitable for teaching needs. The series offers a wide variety of titles, catering to computer training classes in different regions and levels, as well as being ideal for self-learners and vocational colleges/universities. Each chapter includes teaching tips and learning objectives, with detailed function descriptions and usage instructions in the main text. Each chapter also provides hands-on guidance, enabling students to quickly and completely master practical content. At the end of each chapter, fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple-choice questions, true/false questions, short-answer questions, and practical exercises are provided to fully reinforce the learned knowledge.
This book is organized based on the actual process of mechanical design using SolidWorks, introducing the functions of SolidWorks in part design, surface modeling, sheet metal design, assembly design, and engineering drawings. In terms of presentation, the book avoids the common issue in typical reference books where knowledge points and examples are disconnected. Instead, it embeds key knowledge points into specific examples, allowing students to learn step-by-step and apply what they learn immediately, making it easy to grasp the basic operations of the software and learn how to use it to design mechanical products.
This book can serve as a textbook for CAD/CAM courses in mechanical engineering programs at universities and colleges, and is also suitable for readers interested in this software.