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Lesson 1: Introduction to CATIA

About this course <t> About the Student Guide <f> Conventions used in the Student Guide <t> Case Study: Introduction to CATIA
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Introduction to CATIA - Step 1 '~j PLM - Product Lifecycle Management '~l PLM in Practice <~) CATIA within the PLM Solution ,~ CATIA from Concept to Realization f> What is CATIA V5 ? 'f> Key Terms 't> Design Intent ~) How Features Affect Design Intent 'f' Exercise 1A
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Case Study: Profile Creation Design Intent Stages in the Process Profile Creation - Step 1 Creating a New Part Part Design Workbench

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Geometry Creation: Conics Geometry Creation: Pre-defined Profiles i> Geometry Creation: User-defined Profiles i> Geometry Creation: Introduction to Re-limitations <~ Construction Geometry
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Profile Creation - Step 2 ,~ Reference Planes <:i> What is a Sketch? .~, Sketch Support
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Exercise 2A Exercise 2B Exercise 2C

Profile Creation - Step 3 ':i> Basic Sketching <~, Sketcher Workbench <:i> Grid Geometry Creation <~, Geometry Creation: Points <~> Geometry Creation: Lines (~> Geometry Creation: Circles .~> Geometry Creation: Ellipse, Parabola, Hyperbola, and Spline

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Completing the Feature .f' Using a Pad to Create the First Feature
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Basic Features - Step 3 What is a Hole? Hole Creation using a Positioning Sketch Hole Creation using Pre-defined References Using Pockets or Holes Basic Features - Step 4

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What is a Fillet? <~ Selection and Propagation Modes ~ Filleting an Edge ~ Face-Face Fillets ~ Variable Radius Fillets <~ What is a Chamfer? <f> Chamfer Dimensioning Mode ~ Creating a Chamfer
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