3D Printing Software

Time is wasted on learning rendering - after all, this class is focused on 3D printing, not sales or marketing (the reasons the instuctor gave for using rendering).

Eagerly waiting for 3D printing Hardware.

I've learnt pretty much during the last few weeks that I've been working on 3D printing software course.

I very much hope that the hardware course is released ASAP so I could proceed with the 3D printing specialization.

Awesome The 3D Printing Software class was challenging and Fun.

If so, why?Bill Clark This course introduced me to the different software tools that can be used for 3D Printing.

I recommend this course, as well as this specialization, to anyone interested in 3D Printing.

This particular course has really helped me in gaining more deeper knowledge on 3D printing and its software.

It does not cover the software used for actual 3D printing.

just what I needed to quickly understand 3d printing in one package A well structured and designing course.

aide a maitrisse des options caché du logiciel its good course, but it need a update, because some programs that use the course are not longer available for the provider and the interface for fusion has change with the update, then its difficult to accomplish the task good course for learning how to design a model for 3D printing.

You won't learn a huge amount of 3D printing knowledge from it as the course focuses more on learning how to model in different software.

For instance, the move triad is described in Week 4 but really needs to be introduced in Week 3 when you start using Fusion 360 for the first time.

When exiting Sculpt, Fusion 360 would identify impossible geometries, remove them, and leave the remaining items intact that do not violate topology.

I really enjoyed the work with fusion 360 -a real eye-opener.The whole thing is little bit frustrating as we clash with the real world and economic limitations.

Enjoyed the course and learned a lot on how to model using Fusion 360.

Great introduction to several 3D Printing Software like TinkerCad, Fusion 360, PhotoScan, etc.

Initially it was quite challenging and I certainly had my fair share of frustrations trying to get a hang of Fusion 360.

Please believe me when I say that I run a copy of Fusion 360 at the same time as a particular instructional video is playing.

Still, it takes me weeks, not days, to understand what the professor is doing.It is true that there are several online tutorials with regard to using the sketch tools contained within Fusion 360.

Why is it that some of us who are new to the Fusion 360 environment have come to understand that we need to spend hours of our time to "fill in the blanks" of week 3?

Maybe Fusion 360 may have lasted one more week to get more indepth knowledge I wanted to give only 4 stars because of the all the “problems” we encountered, but then we are learners investigating problem solving by design thinking.