To a regular user of sketching tools it’s easy to look down the list of items to know for the CSWP test and think “Mirror, Filet, Dimension … I know a majority of theses things well, I should be fine”. But the CSWP test is setup such that a small mistake at the beginning can be very costly. Because many of the questions are based around the changing of only a few dimensions. This is designed to test the design intent and completness of a model. Making sure to properly name and label key features can save a lot of precious time.
That’s when looking further down the list and saying “Max von Mises stress location, Max Displacement location… this is an engineering test”. The problems asked on the CSWP exam tend to ask for the center of mass. Change measurements A, B, C and you’ve got half the test. This is why a simple mistake can be so costly, and it seems pertinent to fully prepare. So where to begin…
How about right at the top of the CSWP Prep List.
