Designing Mechanisms using Fusion 360 (Udemy.com)

I learnt a lot from this course. The topic is well explained and well presented. Students need to be fairly expierienced in Fusion 360 as little explination is given for using it. The dialog is a little quick which means a lot of stop start when trying to work on the CAD. I recommend this course

Good course for those who are trying to figure out certain mechanisms. Personnel suggestion would be to ditch all the background music so that students can listen to their chill music while attending which is more relaxing than these non-copyrighted music.

It is very good presented and the examples and real life and practical. Although I have an engineering background, some of the mechanical concepts were long forgotten or simply new, so I will go back to this course in future for refreshers. I will definitely recommend this course.

Wasn't what I expected from the preview, but enjoyed the course overall. Only complaints I really have are both the background music and how it switches up randomly between videos, and that while the demonstrator uses another piece of software (GIM I believe) to demonstrate concepts, it's never mentioned or included in the workflow, which would have been nice.

Wonderful explanations to questions I could not formulate coherently in my mind. A total revelation, thank you so very much. I would appreciate any pointers to understand the mathematics needed to better understand. Being a long time away from education, your presentation is very inspiring and encouraging. I look forward to your next course. Kindest regards and very best wishes.

Really an Excellent lesson that clarified about various mechanisms and designing the same through Fusion 360. Amazing that any changes in required output directly bring changes in all associated components and links. Thanks for nice teaching. Only improvement expected is to provide exercise files as Fusion 360 files rather than links that directly opens in browser. It will add more value.

I really liked this course. This is my first introduction to this sort of thing and I will have to watch it a couple times to fully grasp everything. I like how it was presented, so watching it a few times isn't going to bother me like it would with other training videos.

I originally expected something different (I'm using Fusion 360 for my 3D printing hobby, so I thought it will be about designing and printing mechanical parts). After initial session about terminology (which was slightly dry, but given the following steps it was necessary to go through that), I was completely in. I'm former developer, without any background in mechanical engineering, so the course opened completely new world for me. And it was heavy, I can tell you. Fortunately, you can always go back in video and find where you made a mistake. The quality of videos and slides is high (I like these drawings). One warning though: if you are beginner in Fusion, you'd rather try another course to get familiar with the concept and follow with this one. If you played with Fusion already, you might learn some new tricks here.

Section 3 is WAY TO FAST!!!!!! The first sections, the theory, was great. The third section, the application is so fast. I'm having to stop and replay multiple times. It sounds as if he recorded it, and increased the speed at playback.

Le cours est assez intéressant mais les sous-titres ne coincident pas toujours avec la parole. For the first video on designing a crank rocker mechanism, the video is too long than others and the explanation is going very fast. It is not easy to go through.