Solid Works
The SolidWorks program at KnowIt Institute is a 1-month job-oriented course designed to teach students the fundamentals of 3D CAD modeling. Through hands-on sessions, learners explore essential SolidWorks tools including part modeling, assembly creation, drafting, and basic simulation techniques. Whether taken online or through classroom sessions, the course ensures strong practical understanding and prepares students to design real-world mechanical components. With expert guidance and industry-focused training, students earn a valuable SolidWorks certification and become ready for roles in mechanical design, product development, and manufacturing industries.
About the course
The Diploma in SolidWorks course at Knowit is designed to provide hands-on training in 3D CAD modeling, focusing on the industry-leading SolidWorks software. Over a span of 1 month, students will gain a strong understanding of SolidWorks design techniques, including part modeling, assembly, and advanced simulation. Whether you choose our SolidWorks online course or prefer in-class learning, Knowit’s course equips you with the skills and certification to excel in industries that rely on SolidWorks training.
Why Take this Course?
Gain expertise in SolidWorks design for real-world engineering applications.
Learn SolidWorks software through a structured and industry-relevant curriculum.
Master key SolidWorks skills including 3D modeling, assembly, and simulation.
Get a SolidWorks certification recognized by top companies in the engineering field.
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Curriculum
Solid Works
Tutor
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1000 students
Advanced
1 Day, 16 Hours
What you’ll learn
How to create 2D sketches and convert them into 3D models
Part modeling techniques used in mechanical design
Assembly creation and managing relationships between components
Creating detailed engineering drawings for manufacturing
Surface modeling and advanced 3D design tools
Simulation basics including stress, motion, and performance analysis
Designing sheet metal components and structures
Working with weldments and structural members
Rendering and visualizing designs for presentation
Frequently Asked Questions
There are no strict prerequisites for enrolling in the Diploma in SolidWorks course at Knowit. However, a basic understanding of engineering principles or familiarity with CAD software will be helpful in grasping the course material faster. If you're a beginner, don't worry our instructors ensure that the content is accessible to all skill levels.
The SolidWorks training course is designed to be completed in 1 month. This duration ensures a thorough understanding of the software, with a balance of both theory and practical application. The course is flexible, allowing students to learn at their own pace, whether attending in-person classes or participating in SolidWorks online classes.
Yes, upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an official SolidWorks certification from Knowit. This certification is recognized globally by top companies in the engineering field and will validate your expertise in SolidWorks design and 3D modeling. It’s an excellent addition to your resume to enhance career prospects.
Absolutely! Knowit offers an easy-to-follow SolidWorks online course, allowing you to learn from the comfort of your home. Our online SolidWorks classes are designed to mirror the in-person experience, providing you with all the tools and resources to succeed. You will have access to the same materials, assignments, and support as our on-campus students.
In the SolidWorks course, you’ll learn how to design and create 3D models, assemblies, and parts. We cover the basics of SolidWorks software, including sketching, extrusion, and assembly design. The course also focuses on advanced tools like simulation and rendering, helping you to gain comprehensive skills needed for real-world applications in mechanical design.