Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to CAD, CAM, and Practical CNC Machining by Autodesk
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PL
Feb 24, 2020
Extremely helpful introduction into Fusion 360. When you are done with this course you'll be able to create a design, prep for manufacturing and initial setup of your CNC (or whatever your using).
NG
Apr 5, 2020
Well, structured course. Super useful for someone who designs customized machines and wants to manufacture parts for the same. Learned a lot from the Manufacture workspace of Fusion 360.
176 - 200 of 224 Reviews for Introduction to CAD, CAM, and Practical CNC Machining
By Venkateshwaran R
•Jun 19, 2022
good
By M.HARSHITHA
•May 9, 2021
Extf
By SOHAM S D
•Nov 24, 2020
Good
By AJEET K
•Nov 3, 2020
Good
By bhavesh p
•Oct 30, 2020
Good
By Mohamed E
•Sep 14, 2020
good
By SHAFEEQ V P
•Jul 28, 2020
Nice
By Mauricio S
•Jul 19, 2020
Good
By VISHNU T B
•Jul 11, 2020
Good
By Girish s
•Jun 5, 2020
Good
By Omkar C J
•May 20, 2020
Nice
By nithin c
•May 7, 2020
Good
By FaIzulla K P
•May 4, 2020
Good
By Tilek A
•Apr 24, 2020
good
By SURESHKUMAR A
•Apr 13, 2020
Good
By George s 1
•Apr 12, 2020
good
By ABDUL R A
•Mar 31, 2020
GOOD
By sanyasi n b
•Mar 2, 2022
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By Vaibhav K
•Sep 5, 2021
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By Sabhaya p s
•Aug 11, 2021
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By Ilya Y
•Feb 26, 2023
Overall, it's a good course, with a good choice of assignments and tests. The second week lucks some essential knowledge about machining and different tools - how they look like and work in real life - even short videos about various machining operations could help. The software part is great, with all the essential information to start modelling and defining simple operations. There are some issues with software versions - the course is based on the older version of the professional edition, while most of the learners would get the new version of the private edition. But overall, it's a very good program I definitely can recommend to someone interested in CNC machining basics.
By Dave M
•Dec 16, 2020
The content, presentation, exercises, and quizzes are good. The course challenge project was appropriate - not too hard but not too easy.
The Discussion Forums are nearly useless. The weekly questions posted by the instructors add nothing to the learning experience. The forums would be a great opportunity to share thoughts on things like optimum tool paths, etc. If the instructors / moderators were to initiate this with good questions and discussion then the students would follow and, as a result, get more value from the forums.
I would give Autodesk a 5/5 rating and Coursera a 3/5 rating
By George S
•May 12, 2020
The video quality could be better. The content of the videos is appropriate for beginners like me. It was fun to learn the content. The software seems comprehensive. The grading and feedback/ discussion forums are nice. I look forward to learning more about Fusion 360. There is much information online to help with the learning. Thank you very much for offering this information.
GS from AZ
By Shrey A
•Apr 2, 2020
The last course challenge assignment should specify which dimensions the drawing has to be made in. I constructed all those dimensions in mm only to realize i could've been wrong when i saw the drill scales. The layout of the scale needs to be more clear too. Apart from this the course is very helpful. The tutorials are well paced, friendly and mind engaging.
By Swapnil R
•Jun 2, 2020
The course was informative. I learned many new things from this course. Some areas of improvement i would like to address: The course was difficult to understand. Also the UI of Fusion 360 for CAD modelling is not user friendly when compared to solidworks or PTC creo. It can do a much better job in improving the UI but otherwise FUSION 360 is a great tool.
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