Inventor Computer Aided Design
Inventor CAD puts you in the driver’s seat of 3D design, teaching you to sketch, model, and assemble parts into complex digital prototypes. You’ll begin by drawing basic shapes and extruding them into three-dimensional objects, then progress to building multi-component assemblies that move and interact just like real machinery. This hands-on practice deepens your spatial awareness—an asset you’ll draw upon when crafting layouts in Graphic Design and building virtual walkthroughs in Revit CAD. As you refine gears, brackets, and mechanisms in Inventor, you’ll naturally appreciate how precision modeling underpins every aspect of visual composition, from the balance of a logo to the clarity of a website interface.
Beyond models, Inventor CAD projects often include rendering and simple animation—skills that bridge into Video Production, where you’ll learn to showcase your designs with dynamic fly-throughs. And when it’s time to share online, your Web Designer know-how will help you embed and display interactive 3D views on a portfolio site. By mastering Inventor, you not only build technical fluency but also cultivate an eye for structure and form that enriches everything from architectural plans to digital graphics. This path equips you with a versatile toolkit that spans engineering, storytelling, and user experience, preparing you for careers where creativity and precision converge.
