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    Tinkercad Course Outline 01-15-2017

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    The TinkerCad course outline aims to introduce students to 3D design concepts through TinkerCad. It consists of 13 sections that cover setting up the user interface, adding and manipulating shapes, creating patterns, using shape generators, importing and exporting files, finishing techniques, design concepts, and individual projects. The course also establishes an alumni support network and provides a glossary of TinkerCad terms.

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    Tinkercad Course Outline 01-15-2017

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    The TinkerCad course outline aims to introduce students to 3D design concepts through TinkerCad. It consists of 13 sections that cover setting up the user interface, adding and manipulating shapes, creating patterns, using shape generators, importing and exporting files, finishing techniques, design concepts, and individual projects. The course also establishes an alumni support network and provides a glossary of TinkerCad terms.

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    The TinkerCad course outline aims to introduce students to 3D design concepts through TinkerCad. It consists of 13 sections that cover setting up the user interface, adding and manipulating shapes, creating patterns, using shape generators, importing and exporting files, finishing techniques, design concepts, and individual projects. The course also establishes an alumni support network and provides a glossary of TinkerCad terms.

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    The TinkerCad course outline aims to introduce students to 3D design concepts through TinkerCad. It consists of 13 sections that cover setting up the user interface, adding and manipulating shapes, creating patterns, using shape generators, importing and exporting files, finishing techniques, design concepts, and individual projects. The course also establishes an alumni support network and provides a glossary of TinkerCad terms.

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    TinkerCad Course Outline

    1. Goals
    1.1. To introduce 3D design concepts through TinkerCad.
    1.2. Establish an ongoing support network comprised of course graduates and the instructors.
    1.3. Provide a “Glossary of TinkerCad Terms” as a reference resource.
    2. Introduction to TinkerCad
    2.1. The user Interface and logging in
    2.2. Navigation around the work area
    2.3. Grid setup and design precision
    2.4. Other
    3. Adding & Moving Shapes
    3.1. Scaling and changing dimensions
    3.2. Rotating shapes
    3.3. Selecting strategies
    3.4. Using the work plane
    3.5. Measuring and using the ruler tool
    3.6. Grouping and ungrouping
    3.7. Using the hole object
    3.8. Aligning shapes
    3.9. Mirror tool
    3.10. Other
    4. Creating & Duplicating Patterns
    4.1. Copying objects
    4.2. Creating linear patterns
    4.3. Creating circular patterns
    4.4. Other
    5. Shape Generators
    5.1. Introducing shape generators (also called “primitives”)
    5.2. Extension generator
    5.3. Polygon generator
    5.4. Text generator
    5.5. Image generator
    5.6. Community generators
    5.7. Other
    6. Cutting and Using Planes
    7. Importing Files
    7.1. Importing SVG Files
    7.2. Importing STL Files
    7.3. Other
    8. Finishing
    8.1. Splitting objects
    8.2. Chamfers
    8.3. Fillets
    8.4. Shell object
    8.5. Naming and sharing design files (or Models)
    8.6. Downloading the design
    8.7. Other
    9. Design concepts
    9.1. Drawings and sketches
    9.2. Measurement
    9.3. Design tips
    9.4. Anticipating problems
    9.5. Other
    10. Downloading TinkerCad files to a local computer
    11. Preparing to print
    12. Individual design projects
    12.1. Review and modify student ideas
    12.2. Develop a design strategy
    12.3. Work on designs
    12.4. Test print designs
    12.5. Re-design as appropriate
    12.6. Print final designs
    13. Other

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