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Inventor 2014 Essential Training

Inventor 2014 Essential Training
MP4 | Video: 720p | Duration: 8:36:15 | English | Subtitles: VTT | 1610.9 MB
Already up and running? This course is the next step in building your Autodesk Inventor skillset. Author John Helfen takes you through the interface and key processes of this parametric design system, including sketching, part modeling, asseMB lies, and drawings. Each process works in conjunction with the rest, allowing you to create parts and asseMB lies and document them in a way that they can be manufactured. Learn how to set up your project file; create and modify geometry; create extrusions, sweeps, and lofts; build parts with placed features and patterns of features; and create iParts and iFeatures. John also covers asseMB ly visualization techniques, drawing views, and balloons and parts lists.

The course was created and produced by John Helfen.

Topics include:
Customizing Inventor’s menusDrawing rectangles, arcs, splines,

and slotsMoving, copying, and rotating geometryTrimming, splitting,

scaling, and stretching geometryCreating work planesProjecting and importing geometryCreating

extrusions, revolves, sweeps, and loftsAdding holes to a part modelCreating rectangular

feature patternsCreating iParts and iFeaturesUsing constraints to position partsCreating drawing viewsSetting dimensions

We will exam the internal controls of the organization.

If we can rely on internal controls as an auditor, we may be able to do more testing of the controls and less substantive testing, and this can be more efficient.

The course will discuss the audit sampling methods. When applying testing procedures,

auditors often need to test a sample of a population and then apply the results to the population as a whole.

Next, we will talk about substantive tests. Substantive tests include tests that

most people think of when they think of an audit, like pulling files, counting inventory, and performing procedures at the