Thank you for sending your enquiry! One of our team members will contact you shortly.
Thank you for sending your booking! One of our team members will contact you shortly.
Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Introduction
- Foundational principles of Fusion 360: Defining the operational framework that establishes Fusion 360 as a leading solution for CAD, CAM, and CAE workflows.
- Definition and scope of Fusion 360: An introductory overview of the platform and its integrated capabilities for public sector applications.
- Comparative analysis: Fusion 360 vs. SolidWorks: Evaluating two prominent CAD tools to inform procurement and standardization decisions.
- Architectural and functional overview: Examining the underlying structure and specific features of Fusion 360 to support technical governance.
- Ecosystem integration: Identifying complementary software solutions that extend the utility of Fusion 360 within government operations.
- Parametric design methodology: Analyzing the central role of parametric design in ensuring design integrity and efficiency for government projects.
Project Lifecycle Management in Fusion 360
- Managing the progression from initial concept through simulation to production to ensure accountability and efficiency in design realization.
Strategic Alignment: Fusion 360 in Modern Design and Manufacturing Workflows
- Assessing the role of Fusion 360 within the broader spectrum of design, simulation, CAM, and additive manufacturing for institutional use.
Initial Configuration and Deployment
- Development environment preparation: Establishing system requirements and configuration standards for Fusion 360 deployment.
- Stand-alone installation procedures: A procedural guide for deploying the application in isolated environments.
- Plugin and extension management: Implementing authorized add-ons to expand functional capabilities for specific agency needs.
- Collaboration infrastructure setup: Configuring Fusion Team and secure collaboration tools to facilitate inter-departmental workflow.
- Cloud environment integration: Leveraging secure cloud services, including private and AWS-based solutions, to support data management and accessibility.
Hardware Integration: 3D Printers and CNC Systems
- Generating G-code, preparing digital models for additive manufacturing, and configuring CAM operations for CNC machining to support procurement and production goals.
Operational Troubleshooting and Support
Conclusion and Strategic Outlook
- Summarizing critical technical points and recommending subsequent actions for ongoing adoption and proficiency development.
Requirements
- Familiarity with foundational 3D design concepts
- Professional interest in additive manufacturing and CAD workflows
Target Audience
- Professionals seeking to evaluate and adopt Fusion 360 for institutional use
- Technical staff responsible for designing and optimizing physical models
- Individuals involved in integrating digital design workflows with additive manufacturing capabilities for government applications
Testimonials (2)
Practical usages are very impressive.
Jaehoon Ha - LIG Defense&Aerospace
Course - Getting Started with 3D Printing
the point that Huba took the time to sit with me as the lesser knowledgeable of the application and go through each part and explain where i had gone wrong and how to correct the issue