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Julien - France250 QAR
250 QARSketchup training and courses: learn to master SketchUp from A to Z in Orléans or share a videoconference
Trusted teacher: Self-employed, Web designer and digital project manager with an interest in 3D modeling and digital technologies in general. I offer courses to learn how to model in 3D. You will be able to approach 3D in a fun way and develop professional skills at the end of these courses. During these lessons, I leave you free to suggest the themes that interest you to address. Furthermore, I can also offer you courses from A to Z with a methodology adapted to your level. Sketchup – complete training Master Sketchup software like a pro What you will learn • Familiarize yourself with the Sketchup interface. • Create your first model. • Learn how to navigate a project. • Learn the basics of 3D modeling. • Learn how to annotate your project. • Learn to use materials correctly. • Use the Sketchup database to improve your project. • Learn how to configure your toolbar. • Organize your project correctly. Prerequisites • Know the PC or Mac interface • Have an internet connection Description Are you looking to familiarize yourself with the most accessible 3D software on the market? Whether you want to use Sketchup for professional or recreational purposes, this course is for you for you ! I will accompany you throughout your learning providing you with tips and advice. Together we will do a real overview of the tools. For example, you will learn how to navigate a project, model simple shapes, create images and much more Again. At the end of this course you will have all the keys in hand to be able to model your first project correctly and professionally. Who is this course for? • Those who are interested in Sketchup and want to learn Sketchup fundamentals • Those who want to learn how to use Sketchup • Those who wish to carry out 3D modeling for their business, their passion or their online business Created by Julien French version Course content : Introduction Download Sketchup and install it Configure your standard model Discover the software interface CHAPTER 1: How to navigate a project The “Orbit” tool: How to revolve around a project The “Panoramic” tool: How to move in relation to an object? The “Zoom” and “Extended Zoom” tool Practical exercise – moving in space on Sketchup CHAPTER 2: The basics of 3D drawings The “Select” tool The “Eraser” tool The “Line” tool The “Rectangle” tool The “Circle” tool The “Arcs” tool, “Arcs by 2 points”, “Arcs by 3 points”, “Portion of circle " The “push-pull” tool The “Follow me” tool The “Offset” tool Practical exercise – Write your first name in 3D WORKSHOP: Modeling basic shapes How to model a Cube? How to model a Cylinder? How to model a Sphere? How to model a Torus? How to model a Cone? How to model a triangle? How to model other simple geometric shapes? CHAPTER 3: Fundamental manipulations How to “Move” your object in the scene? How to “Rotate” your object in the scene? Practical exercise – Moving the cubes How to change “The scale of your object?” Practical exercise – Creating street lamps CHAPTER 4: How to annotate your project? The “Measure” tool The “Text” tool CHAPTER 5: Materials The “Color” tool How to change the size of a texture? Practical exercise: Modeling a Rubik's Cube CHAPTER 6: Using the Sketchup database wisely. What is the “3D Warehouse”? What is the “Warehouse extension”? CHAPTER 7: Customize your toolbar and add features useful. The “Standard Views” tool: How to switch from one view to another quickly ? The “Cut Plane” tool: How to create a section view? The “Visit”, “Rotate”, “Position camera” tool The “Follow Me” tool: How to create a “revolution”? CHAPTER 8: How to perfectly organize your project? “Groups” and “components” how to use them properly “Scenes”: How to record views around your project ? Test the different Styles to personalize your project How to save a project and in what format? Practical exercise: Opera chairs CHAPTER 9 (intermediate level): Create a 3D plan based on a paper model How to create an architectural plan based on a 3D image Play with different views during the construction phase Choose the correct length units and apply them Practical exercise: creating a building architecture in 3D based on a plan
Computer modeling · Architecture
Mike - United States289 QAR
289 QARComprehensive Ivy League Educated Academic Coach for Math, Writing, and College Admissions
Hi, I'm Mike! I'm both an experienced teacher and an Ivy League-educated scholar with a deep background in mathematics, science, and the humanities. I offer a premium tutoring experience for my students. I work with several elite tutoring agencies but am able to offer my services at a cheaper rate through Wyzant. This isn't just homework help--I'll help define your student's goals and learning preferences, and develop a unique approach to get them where they want to be. For over eight years I have been a trusted guide to many students as they navigate the academic world. I particularly love helping students excel in pre-algebra, Algebra I, geometry, trigonometry, essay writing, executive functioning, and standardized tests like the SAT. My goal is always to improve confidence, sharpen critical thinking and problem-solving techniques, and empower my students to take on academic challenges. As a teacher, I am enthusiastic, engaging, and responsive to the individual needs and learning styles of my students. A little about my background. I'm a life-long lover of learning. I studied physics and philosophy of science and mathematics at Columbia University, where I was awarded the David H. Siff Prize in the Philosophy of Science. I also hold a Master's degree in Architecture from Columbia University. I've conducted scientific research with several teams including groups at the Columbia Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. I also have a background in writing and editing. I wrote for The New York Observer and have worked as a freelance editor for academic manuscripts and science papers. I'm looking forward to learning together!
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