The course typically starts with an introduction to SOLIDWORKS Inspection, its features, and its benefits. Students learn about the types of inspection documents that can be created, including inspection reports, inspection sheets, and ballooned drawings. They also learn how to create a new project and select the type of inspection document and CAD file to be used.

The course covers defining the characteristics of the part to be inspected, including geometric dimensions and tolerances (GD&T) and other inspection requirements. Students learn how to create inspection documents and customize them to meet their specific needs. You will also learn how to export inspection documents in various formats such as PDF, Excel, and XML.

In addition, the course covers how to use SOLIDWORKS Inspection in conjunction with other applications such as SOLIDWORKS and Microsoft Excel. Students learn about best practices for using the software and how to troubleshoot common issues.

Upon completion of the SOLIDWORKS Inspection course, students should be able to create accurate and efficient inspection documents using the software. They should also be able to customize inspection documents to meet specific requirements and export inspection documents in various formats. The course prepares students for roles in quality control and manufacturing where SOLIDWORKS Inspection is used.