CATIA Training Course

Course Overview

• Next Batch:New batches start every month. Limited seats available – enroll early!
• Course Duration:1 Month (including hands-on modeling and simulation projects).
• Eligibility: Mechanical Engineering learners Product Designers Industry Professionals.
• Mechanical Engineering learners.
• Industry Professionals.

CATIA Training Course

• Understand the CATIA interface and core modules for 3D design..
• Learn part design, surface modeling, and assembly creation.
• Perform drafting and generate technical drawings for manufacturing.
• Work with sheet metal, wireframe, and generative shape design tools.
• Integrate CATIA designs with AutoCAD and SolidWorks environments.
• Complete real-world mechanical and automotive design projects.

Overview of CATIA Training Course

The CATIA Training Course provides extensive knowledge of product design and modeling used in global engineering industries. You'll learn to create, assemble, and analyze 3D parts with exactness using CATIA's advanced design features, providing the specialized technical expertise required to advance your career in the aerospace, automotive, and industrial design sectors.

This course emphasizes real-world applications in automotive, aerospace, and mechanical product design. By the end of the course, you'll have the technical expertise to design, document, and present complex models ready for industrial manufacturing.

1. Introduction to CATIA

• Overview of CATIA and its industry usage.
• Understanding the CATIA interface and workbenches.
• Sketching and creating 3D features.
• Boolean operations and feature-based modeling.
• Managing constraints and interference checks.

4. Drafting & Detailing

• Creating 2D drawings from 3D models.
• Annotations, dimensions, and title blocks.
• Introduction to wireframe and surface design.
• Advanced surfacing techniques for complex shapes.

6. Sheet Metal Design

• Designing sheet metal components.
• Bending, stamping, and unfolding operations.

7. Simulation and Analysis

• Basic stress analysis and motion simulations.
• Integration with other CAE tools.

8. Hands-on Project Work

• Design of real-world mechanical systems and products.
• Industry-based assignments with detailed feedback.
• Complete coverage of CATIA workbenches: Part, Assembly, Drafting, Surface, and Sheet Metal.
• Real-time projects and portfolio building.
• Industry-standard practices and tools.
• Comprehensive support for credential preparation and placements.
• CATIA Design Engineer.
• Mechanical Design Analyst.
• Training by industry professionals with real-world design experience.
• Design components, assemblies, and surfaces with accuracy.
• Work on product development projects based on industry specs.
• Become career-ready with mock interviews and credential preparation prep.