100% on the CSWA Solidworks Exam -
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- How I passed the CSWA test first time with 100% - Just a couple of insights and a good introduction to the basics of the programme if you're new to it.
This is the resource I used to great effect, fantastic product:
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Excuse the Audio, I recorded it from a Work PC rather than through my Camera's DAC as usual - won't be doing that again!
I also did the same exam. Scored 100% as well. With a little practice anyone can do it.
Thank you so much for this! Taking my CSWA exam next week, this will help a ton. Thanks!
I take this tomorrow! I just got done watching that skill video you talked about as well. Wish me luck, i'll make a update tomorrow!
Good luck!
Passed, 235/240!
Well done! Sounds like you didn't just pass, you smashed it!
Taking it in the morning thanks for your input
i took it, 82min, 235/240. stupid broken out section fooled me xD
its realy not that hard, if you have used the program for a while.
a great tip, practice building up a sketch using equations. a= b= c= that will save you a lot of time, wenn the next questions comes, and you have to edit these
Do you mind expanding on the broken out section? Was this the first part of the exam where they're asking you questions about different types of views or was this in the later part where you have to do physical CAD?
@FutureFab CNC & 3D Printing,
The sample exam has some questions that we need to type in. is the real exam all multiple choices?
Thanks!!
Was the practice exam part ACTUALLY similar to what the real exam was like? Or would you say the real exam was harder?
Real exam was similar but longer. If you can do the practice exam you are in good shape!
FutureFab CNC & 3D Printing thanks! I’ve got the modeling down but the assemblies are what I need to spend more time in. My global variables in assemblies aren’t working do you have any ideas?
Sadly not. I can say that the assembly part is pretty easy and not using global variables isn't a big deal in that particular section. You'll be fine!
Just heed the tip about bringing in the base part first as that defines the coordinate system quickly and allows you to get the CoM quickly and easily.
Good luck, let me know how you get on!
FutureFab CNC & 3D Printing thanks will do!
This is the sample test, ...
It may look like it but it was the real one. The terms of the SOLIDWORKS testing environment prevent me from showing the full contents of the test.