Grade 10 – 3D Modeling – Instructor - TEC | Technology Empowerment Center

Overview

This course introduces students to professional 3D modeling and digital prototyping using Autodesk Fusion 360. Students learn how to move from a real problem or product idea into a measured CAD model using sketches, constraints, extrusion, fillets, holes, components, assemblies, and 3D printing preparation. Across 10 sessions, students gradually build the technical and design skills needed to create a final mini project of their choice.

karam tfaily

Grade 10 – 3D Modeling – Instructor

Category:

3D modeling

Enrollments

Level

All Levels

Time to Complete:

0 hour 0 minute

Lessons:

Certificate:

One-time for 1 person

$1,000.00$999.00

Overview

What You’ll Learn?

Understand professional CAD workflows and the role of 3D modeling in product development

Explore Fusion 360 and learn how engineers create accurate digital designs

Develop technical sketches using dimensions, constraints, and design rules

Create complex 3D models using professional modeling features such as extrude, cut, fillet, chamfer, and holes

Apply advanced modeling techniques including revolve, shell, patterns, and mirror features

Understand the difference between bodies, components, and assemblies in CAD systems

Design products with manufacturing and 3D printing requirements in mind

Apply tolerance, strength, and optimization principles to prepare models for fabrication

Export and prepare CAD models for 3D printing workflows

Develop, test, refine, and present a complete product design project

Requirements

Basic 3D modeling experience is recommended

Understanding of measurements, geometry, and design concepts is required

Access to a computer capable of running Fusion 360

Students should follow the engineering product development process:

Define → Sketch → Model → Assemble → Prototype → Test → Improve → Present

Students should consider:

Design requirements

Technical accuracy

Manufacturing limitations

Material and printing constraints

Functionality and usability

Students should document their design process and explain their engineering decisions

Previous professional CAD experience is not required

Syllabus Overview

Lessons

Quizzes

Tasks

Resources

Unit 1 – Introduction to Fusion 360 and Product Design Thinking

Session 1 – Introduction to Fusion 360 and Product Design Thinking