The following materials have been created to support teaching and learning in this topic.
Feel free to use anything you think may be useful.
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Most documents will have a version number, so you can track what has been uploaded.
The course book is a companion to the CAD challenges, with over 70 questions to challenge your CAD knowledge.
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A series of CAD challenges are provided below.
These cover all the skills required for 3D CAD modelling at this level of Graphic Communication. 
I have a series of videos covering the modelling techniques in this unit. If you are using Parametric CAD, the processes and approaches are generally the same regardless of the platform you are using. 

If you want specific versions made, you can email me and I will see what I can do. :) 
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These are also available on YouTube.
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Extrude CAD Challenges
Revolve CAD Challenges

rocket

Modelling the rocket, from start to finish...

ball-valve

Modelling the outer case
Modelling the inner valve
Modelling the handle
Assembling the ball-valve

ball-hinge

Modelling the ball-hinge
Modelling the bracket
Sweep CAD Challenges

Masher

Modelling the masher, from start to finish.

Cup

Modelling the cup, from start to finish.

Box

Modelling the box, from start to finish.
Loft Challenges

hairdryer adapter

Modelling the hairdryer adapter, from start to finish...

airflow merge

Modelling the airflow merge adapter, from start to finish...

speaker

Modelling the speaker, from start to finish...
Helice Challenges
Before attempting the CAD challenges, you should be familiar with 3D CAD. Here are some videos to help you get the basics.
Basic Modelling Techniques
 File Management
Making Engineering Drawings
3D Printing
Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up modelling
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extrude cad challenges

revolve​ cad challenges

helice​ cad challenges

loft cad challenges

sweep​ cad challenges

The following materials have been created to assess learning in this unit.
​They are only for teachers and are password protected. To get a password, please email me from your work email address. 
The Level-C CAD challenge should be suitable for candidates comfortable with 3D modelling.
Level-B CAD challenge, for candidates with strong CAD skills.
This is the Level-A CAD challenge. Only the most confident will succeed here.