Problems with the "Fusion 360 for Engineers Part 1" Course

[s.k.alldrittfusion360]

Hi there,

I'm encountering a couple of issues with the Fusion 360 for Engineers Part 1 Course.

1. At the end of Lesson 4 (https://f360ap.autodesk.com/courses/fusion-360-for-engineers-part-1/lessons/lesson-4-hide-bodies-and...) the instructor says they will upload a new version of the Fusion Car file with the car bodies collected into well named components. This file cannot be found on the learning site.

2. During Lesson 5 (https://f360ap.autodesk.com/courses/fusion-360-for-engineers-part-1/lessons/lesson-5-bearing-insert-...) we need to insert a bearing from McMaster Carr into our design, and are told to use the SAT file available through the Fusion 360 McMaster Carr import tool. When I try to import that bearing file, I get a "translation error" from Fusion 360, which says:

Fusion 360 Translation Report
Translation performed for: 5972K272_BALL BEARING.SAT
Results: There are some errors.
Translation Results
+/- Input File Output File Result
[-] 5972K272_BALL BEARING.SAT 5972K272_BALL BEARING.f3d Error
Error: Version of the file format is not supported

Could you look into fixing the material for this course?

[s.k.alldrittfusion360]

And there are more problems with the Part 2 of the course. After completing Part 1, it skips directly to Lesson 11 of Part 2. None of the other lessons in Part 2 seems to be accessible, so I'm missing a huge amount of the course material.

At least Lesson 11 provides a file up to that point....

[jesse.pangburn]

For #2, I noticed that too with SAT files, but there's another type "STEP" that he mentions you can use.  I tried that one and it worked fine.  I was able to import the bearing and continue on.  One difference is that his bearing had a split line on the outside, but mine was smooth all the way around- not a big deal but noticeable.

[nvampilogov]

Unexpectedly, the course "Fusion 360 for Engineers" is no more available here as 1 1 hour ago:

https://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/courses/

But even Google gives the proper link:

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Fusion 360 for Engineers | Part 1. Autodesk Fusion 360 addresses all aspects of the engineering process in one platform. In this course, we will work with imported FSAE chassis models, design and simulate mechanical suspension components, and validate motion in an assembly.

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What is wrong?

Regards,

Nikolay Ampilogov