Exam Objectives
Autodesk Tinkercad 3D Design
A successful candidate can navigate Tinkercad’s 3D workspace and tools. They
can create, modify, and combine shapes to build functional 3D models, while
considering design intent and real-world constraints. The candidate understands
basic transformations, grouping, and duplication as well as utilize measurement
tools to create functional models. They can think critically about the design process,
make strategic decisions, and collaborate by sharing and/or remixing projects.
1. Workspace and Navigation
1.1 Navigate the environment
1.2 Manipulate object appearance
1.3 Integrate measurement tools
2. Create
2.1 Select and place the appropriate shapes
2.2 Modify the properties of a shape
2.3 Add and edit a sketch
3. Transformations
Modifying shapes along or around an axis.
3.1 Apply a translation
3.2 Reorient a shape
3.3 Change the size of a shape
4. Compound Operations
Using skills that a user would have to work in any computer program with the
transformations available in Tinkercad.
4.1 Group shapes
4.2.a Duplicate and Repeat
5. Design Process
5.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the design process
5.2 Identify situations for collaboration and sharing designs
Autodesk Overview
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