Learning Autodesk Inventor 2009: A Process-Based Approach

Learning Autodesk Inventor is a text designed with the student as well as the engineering professional in mind. You will find it is presented in a manner designed to facilitate learning, with practical examples and clear instructions. The intention of this text is to recreate the actual workflow experienced by professionals as they use the software. By the time students have finished this text, they will have a keen understanding of the methods used to produce a viable solid model part or assembly in Inventor.

The goal of Learning Autodesk Inventor is to present a process-based approach to Inventor tools, options, and techniques. Each topic is presented in the logical sequence where it naturally fits in the design process of real-world products. In addition, this text offers the following

-Inventor tools introduced in a step-by-step manner.
-Easily understood explanations of how and why the tools function as they do.
-Numerous examples and illustrations that reinforce concepts.
-Professional tips that explain how to use Inventor effectively and efficiently.
-In-chapter practices that include tasks to reinforce chapter topics.
-Chapter tests that provide a review of tools and key Inventor concepts.
-Chapter exercises that supplement each chapter.