Generative Design for Part Consolidation (Coursera)

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Course 4 of 4 in the Autodesk Generative Design for Manufacturing Specialization.

What You Will Learn

- Inspect a multi-component assembly.

- Identify manufacturing methods.

- Practice how to reverse engineer for design intent.

- Create a Generative Design Outcome.

Syllabus

WEEK 1

Review and Analyze a Complex Assembly

In Week 1, we’ll cover the exploration of a complex design created as an assembly of multiple components to identify improvements and compile information to build a generative design.

WEEK 2

Set up a Generative Study

In Week 2, we’ll talk about setting up an unrestricted generative design study for multiple materials.

WEEK 3

Select and Post Process an Outcome to Finalize a Design

In Week 3, we’ll focus on the post process tools needed after a generative outcome is created. We focus on the tools and features needed to clean up a design to ultimately get it ready for production.

WEEK 4

Beneficial Knowledge for Working with Generative Designs

In Week 4, we’ll cover additional tools that benefit Generative Designs, but don’t apply to every case. We have covered a lot of information utilizing different workflows and use cases for Generative Design. Now we're going to focus additional energy to explore validation tools and some additional post processing tips.