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Education Curriculum Combined Specialist

CATIA Combined Specialist Course

Certificates Offered a. CATIA Course Completion Certificate (Attendance Based) b. CATIA V5 Associate - Part Design (Qualification Based) c. CATIA V5 Associate - Assembly Design (Qualification Based) d. CATIA V5 Associate - Surface Design (Qualification Based) e. CATIA Mechanical Designer Specialist(Qualification Based) f. CATIA Mechanical Surface Designer Specialist(Qualification Based)

Certification Examination Details

CATIA Mechanical Design Engineering provides users with world-class tools to design simple to highly complex products. It expands 3D design to user communities outside of the design office, addressing each profile with the right tools. This covers a wide range of operations such as part design, parts positioning, automated mechanisms design, live kinematics simulation, assembly drawing generation, photorealistic images creation, etc. CATIA cover the entire shape design, styling and surfacing workflow, from industrial design to Class A. Our intuitive and easy to use shape design tools give everyone involved in the product design process, from industrial designers, Class A modellers to Aero Lofting engineers, a real freedom to design any kind of complex shape. CATIA enables creative designers, design studios and engineering departments to work collaboratively in optimizing their products for aesthetic and engineering purposes.

Certification Duration

No of Questions

Maximum Score

Passing Score

CATIA Part Design Associate

105 min.

10 155 105

CATIA Assembly Design Associate

105 min.

9 155 105

CATIA Surface Design Associate

120 min.

18 200 135

CATIA Part Design Associate

Module 1: Basic Features of CATIA • Introduction to CATIA V5 • CATIA V5 Workbenches • Important Terms & Definitions • Understanding the Function of Mouse and Hotkeys • Toolbars & Colour Scheme

Module 2: Basic Features of Part Modelling • Introduction to Sketcher Workbench • Understanding Sketcher Terms • Drawing Sketches Using Sketcher Tools • Drawing Display Tools • Other Sketching Tools in Sketcher Workbench • Editing & Modifying Sketches • Concept of Constraints & Applying Geometrical

Constraints

Module 3: Sketch Based Features • Extrude Features: Pad, Multi Pad, Drafted Filleted Pad, Apply Thickness • CUT Features: Pocket, Multi Pocket, Drafted Filleted Pocket • Revolving Features: Shaft, Thin Shaft, Groove • Extruding & Revolving Planar & Non Planar Faces • Reference Elements: Reference Plane, Reference Point, Reference Line • Projection of 3D Elements on a Plane • Dynamically Rotating the View of the Model using Rotate Tool, Compass • Modifying the View Orientation & Display Modes of the Model • Creating Sections Dynamically • Assigning a Material to the Model & Measuring Weight

Module 5: Advanced Part Modelling • Translation, Rotation, Creating Symmetry • Transforming the Axis System • Mirroring Features & Bodies • Rectangular Patterns, Circular Patterns, User Patterns • Uniform & Non-uniform Scaling • Inserting a new body & Features in the new body • Applying Boolean Operations to Bodies • Applying Stiffeners to a Model • Generating Solid Combine • Rib, Slot, Multi-section Solid, Multi-section Cut

Module 4: Dress-Up and Editing Features • Hole, Fillet, Chamfer, Draft, Shell Feature • Editing Features of a Model • Editing the Sketch of a Sketch Based Feature, Redefining the Sketch Plane • Managing Features & Sketches Using Cut, Copy, Paste & Delete • Deactivating, Activating the Deactivated, Reordering Features • Defining Feature in Work Object, Understanding the Parent Child Relationships • Measuring Elements: Inertia, Items, Measuring between Elements

Module 1: Basic Features of Assembly Modelling • Types of Assembly Design Approach • Bottom Up Assembly: Inserting Components, Moving & Applying Constraints • Deleting Components, Replacing Components • Editing Components Inside an Assembly • Editing Subassemblies Inside an Assembly • Editing Assembly Constraints • Simplifying the Assembly & Interface Detection • Sectioning & Exploding an Assembly

CATIA Assembly Design Associate

Module 2: Advanced Assembly Modelling • Creating Base Part in the Top-Down Assembly • Creating Subsequent Component in the Top-Down Assembly • Creating Subassemblies in the Top-Down Assembly

Module 3: Drafting and Detailing • Introduction to Drawing Work Bench & Working With Interactive Drafting • Type of Views, Generating Drawing Views, Generating the Exploded View • Editing & Modifying Drawing Views • Modifying the Hatch Pattern of Section Views • Inserting Sheets in the Current File • Inserting the Frame and the Title Block • Adding Annotations to the Drawing View & Editing Annotations • Generating the Bill of Materials (BOM) • Generating Balloons

Curriculum for CATIA Surface Design

Module 1: Wireframe and Surface Design Workbench • Introduction to Wireframe & Surface Design Workbench • Creating Wireframe Elements, Circle, Spline, Helix • Extruded Surfaces, Revolved Surfaces • Creating Spherical, Cylindrical, Offset, Sweep & Fill Surfaces • Creating Multi-Section Surfaces & Blended Surfaces • Operations on Shape Geometry, Joining, Splitting & Trimming

Module 2: Editing and Modifying Surfaces • Creating Projection Curves, Intersection Elements • Healing Geometries, Disassembling Elements • Un-trimming Surfaces or a Curve, Creating Boundary Curve • Extracting Geometry, Transformation Features • Extrapolation Operation, Splitting a Solid Body with a Surface • Adding Thickness to a surface • Creating a Solid Body from a Closed Surface Body • Sewing a Surface to a Solid Body