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CAD Gorilla Releases 2011 Autodesk "Inventor for Beginners" Training

Video training course includes downloadable exercise files.

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By DE Editors  

June 14, 2010

By DE Editors

CAD Gorilla, an Autodesk Authorized Developer, has announced the release of its self-paced video training course for Autodesk Inventor 2011.

CAD Gorilla’s “Inventor for Beginners” video training course introduces users to 3D parametric modeling and was written from the perspective of new users. Users learn how to navigate the interface, create sketches, set up parametric relationships, and create 3D models. The course also covers how to create assemblies and how to generate production-ready 2D drawings of 3D parts and assemblies.

The “Inventor for Beginners” course includes two hours of interactive video instruction, plus downloadable exercise files assessment exams.

Autodesk Inventor for Beginners is available direct from CAD Gorilla or through many Autodesk resellers. The single user retail price is $149 with volume discounts for multi-user implementations.

For more information, visit CAD Gorilla.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
 

 
 

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