CATIA V5 Mechanical Design Expert (V5E)
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CATIA V5 Mechanical Design Expert (V5E)

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01
Introduction
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  • About the Student Guide
  • Conventions used in the Student Guide
  • Case Study
  • Design Intent
  • Stages in the Process
  • Review the User Interface
  • CATIA Workbenches
  • Part Design Workbench
  • Assembly Design Workbench
  • Generative Shape Design Workbench
  • Recall the Importance of Parent/Child Relationships
  • Design Intent
  • Parent/Child Relationships
  • Investigating the Model
  • What is Define in Work Object?
  • Defining in Work Objects
  • Organizing a Solid Model
  • Model Organization
  • Bodies
  • Geometrical Sets
  • Ordered Geometrical Sets
  • Hybrid Design
  • Part Design Recommendations
  • Case Study: Introduction
  • Case Study: Hinge
  • Do It Yourself: Hinge
  • Case Study: Hinge Recap
  • Exercise: Design Intent
  • Exercise Illustration
  • Open CATIA
  • Starting CATIA Using the Start Menu
02
Design Complex parts
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  • Multi-Sections Solid Creation : Coupling
  • Coupling : Points of Discontinuity
  • Modify Coupling
  • Manual Coupling: Displaying Uncoupled Points
  • Multi-Sections Solid : Manual Coupling
  • Multi-Sections Solid Relimitation
  • Exercise: Rib and Slot (Limited Instructions)
  • Exercise: Thin Rib (Detailed Instructions)
  • Exercise: Multi-Sections Feature (Detailed Instructions)
  • Exercise: Rib and Multi-Section Solid (Limited Instructions)
  • Create Advanced Drafts
  • Introduction
  • Creating an Advanced Draft
  • Advanced Draft Angle: Draft Both Sides
  • Advanced Dress-Up Features
  • Introduction
  • What is Thickness?
  • Creating Thickness
  • Ignoring Faces While Creating Thickness
  • Reset Ignored Faces Option for Thickness Tool
  • Remove Faces
  • Replace Face
  • Exercise: Geometry Replace (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Solid Combine and Advanced Draft (Detailed Instructions)
  • Exercise: Advanced Draft (Limited Instructions)
  • Use the Multi-Body Method
  • What is Multi-Body Method?
  • Using the Multi-Body Method
  • What Are the Boolean Operations?
  • Boolean Operation: Assemble
  • Boolean Operation: Add
  • Boolean Operation: Remove
  • Boolean Operation: Intersect
  • Boolean Operation: Union Trim
  • Boolean Operation: Removing Lump
  • Replacing a Body
  • Changing the Boolean Operation Type
  • Recommendations for Working with Boolean
  • Create Multi-Model Links
  • What Are Multi-Model Links?
  • Establishing Multi-Model Links
  • Paste Special
  • Managing Multi-Model Links
  • To Sum Up
  • Exercise: Multi-Body Work (Detailed Instructions)
  • Exercise: Multi-Body Work (Limited Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Case Study: Design Complex Parts
  • Do It Yourself: CD Jewel Case
  • Case Study: Jewel Case Recap
03
Surface Design
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  • Case Study: Surface Design
  • Design Intent
  • Stages in the Process
  • Access the Generative Surface Design Workbench
  • Introduction to Surface Design
  • The Generative Shape Design Workbench
  • Accessing the Surface Design Workbench
  • Surface Design Workbench User Interface
  • Surface Design Workbench Terminology
  • Geometrical Set Vs Ordered Geometrical Set
  • Hybrid Design
  • Surface Design Workbench General Process
  • Create the Reference Geometry
  • What is a Reference Geometry?
  • Creating Reference Geometry
  • Create an Axis System
  • Importance of a Continuous Curve
  • Why Do You Need Curves?
  • Creating Curves
  • Exercise: Complex Wireframe Creation (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Splines, Circles and Projections (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Create the Basic Surface Geometry
  • Why Create Surface Geometry?
  • Creating an Extruded Surface
  • Creating a Surface of Revolution
  • Creating a Sphere
  • Creating a Cylinder Surface
  • Create the Complex Surface Geometry
  • Computation of Sweep
  • Creating Swept Surface – Explicit Subtype
  • Creating a Swept Surface – Reference Surface Option
  • Creating a Swept Surface – Second Guide
  • Creating a Swept Surface - Spine
  • Creating a Swept Surface – Relimiters
  • Creating an Offset Surface
  • Creating a Fill Surface
  • Creating a Blend Surface
  • Blend Surface: Curves Orientation
  • Blend Surface: Coupling points
  • Creating a Multi-Sections Surface
  • Exercise: Simple Surfaces (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Sweep and Blend (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Sweep and Fill (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Perform Operations on Surfaces
  • Why Are Operations on Geometry Needed?
  • Why Do You Need Joining Elements?
  • Joining Elements
  • Joining Elements – Exclude Sub-Elements
  • Healing Elementsç
  • Splitting Elements - Introduction
  • Splitting Elements
  • Trimming Elements - Introduction
  • Trimming Elements
  • Why Use Fillets?
  • Fillet Extremities
  • Creating a BiTangent Shape Fillet
  • Creating an Edge Fillet
  • Creating a Variable Radius Fillet
  • Creating a Face-To-Face Fillet
  • Creating a Tritangent Fillet
  • Extrapolating Elements - Introduction
  • Extrapolating Elements
  • Transformations
  • Boundary Curves
  • Creating Boundary Curves
  • Extracting an Edge from a Surface
  • Extracting a Face from a Surface
  • Solidify the Model
  • Why Complete the Geometry in Part Design?
  • How Can Solids be Created or Manipulated by Surfaces?
  • Splitting Body with Surface
  • Thickening a Surface
  • Closing a Surface into a Body
  • Sewing Surface into a Body
  • Exercise: Join, Trim and Transformations (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Join, Trim and Close Surface (Limited Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Join, Trim and Fillet (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Case Study: Surface Design
  • Do It Yourself: Model of Computer Mouse
  • Case Study: Surface Design Recap
  • To Sum Up
04
Analyze and Annotate Parts
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  • Case Study: Analyze and Annotate Parts
  • Design Intent
  • Stages in the Process
  • Analyze the Part
  • Introduction to Part Analysis
  • Thread and Tap Analysis
  • Analyzing Threads and Taps
  • Draft Analysis
  • Analyzing Drafts
  • Curvature Analysis
  • Performing a Surfacic Curvature Analysis
  • Exercise: Curvature Analysis (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Draft Analysis (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Create 3D Constraints
  • What is a 3D Constraint?
  • Why Use a 3D Constraint?
  • Creating a 3D Constraint
  • Exercise: 3D Constraints (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Annotate the Part
  • Annotations
  • Text with Leader
  • Creating a Text with Leader
  • Modifying a Text with Leader
  • Flag Note with Leader
  • Creating a Flag Note with Leader
  • Using a Flag Note with Leader
  • Modifying a Flag Note with Leader
  • Repositioning 3D Annotations
  • Exercise: 3D Annotations (Detailed Instructions)
  • Case Study: Analyze and Annotate Parts
  • Case Study: Analyze and Annotate Parts Recap
05
Sharing Information
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  • Case Study: Sharing Information
  • Design Intent
  • Stages in the Process
  • Create a PowerCopy
  • What Is a PowerCopy?
  • Creating a Power Copy
  • PowerCopy Tools
  • Saving a PowerCopy
  • Saving a PowerCopy in a Catalog
  • Instantiating a PowerCopy
  • Instantiating a PowerCopy from a Document
  • Inserting a PowerCopy from a Catalog
  • Difference between a PowerCopy and a User Feature
  • Exercise: PowerCopy (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: PowerCopy and Catalog (Limited Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Create Parameters and Formulas
  • Introduction to CATIA V5 Knowledgeware
  • Accessing Common Knowledge Tools
  • Terminology
  • Knowledgeware Settings
  • Introduction to Common Knowledge Tools
  • What are Parameters?
  • Why Use User Parameters?
  • Creating a User Parameter with a Single Value
  • Creating a User Parameter with Multiple Values
  • Editing a User Parameter
  • What are Formulas?
  • Why Use Formulas?
  • Accessing the Formula Editor
  • Creating a Formula
  • Using Functions in Formulas
  • Creating a Formula Which Uses a Function
  • Editing a Formula
  • Create a Design Table
  • What Is a Design Table?
  • Why Use a Design Table?
  • Creating a Design Table
  • Creating a Design Table with an Existing File
  • Managing Design Table Associations
  • Using a Design Table
  • Selecting Parameters
  • Filtering Parameters
  • Exercise: Design Table (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Design Table and Parameters (Detailed Instructions)
  • Create a Catalog
  • What is a Catalog?
  • Accessing the Workbench
  • User Interface
  • User Interface: Commands
  • Terminology
  • Creating a Catalog
  • Creating Chapters
  • Creating Families
  • Creating Keywords
  • Creating Components
  • Part Family Components
  • Adding a Part Family
  • Adding a Part Family Component
  • Resolving Part Families
  • How Do I Resolve a Part Family Component?
  • Adding a Link to Another Catalog
  • Catalog Browser
  • Browsing a Catalog
  • Inserting a Component from a Catalog
  • Performing Queries
  • Exercise: Catalog (Detailed Instructions)
  • Do it Yourself
  • Exercise: Catalog
  • Case Study: Sharing Information
  • Do It Yourself: Angle Bracket Catalog
  • Case Study: Sharing Information Recap
06
Assembly Design
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  • Case Study: Assembly Design
  • Design Intent
  • Stages in the Process
  • Manage the Product Structure
  • What are Links Between Components in a Product?
  • Why Manage Links?
  • The File Desk Command
  • Managing Links of a Product Using File Desk
  • Re-establishing Broken Links Using the Desk Command
  • Accessing Edit Links Command
  • Managing Links of a Product Using Edit Links
  • What is Generating a CATPart from a Product?
  • Generating a CATPart from a product
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