To successfully complete the Autodesk certified professional exam, you typically need approximately 1200 hours of real-world Fusion 360 software experience and a general understanding of the following topics:

• Navigate the user interface and transition through various workspaces
• Work with a component or assembly
• Understand design requirements for sheet metal, molding, casting, subtractive and additive manufacturing

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• Create fully constrained sketches with advanced (e.g., polygon, spline) sketch entities
• Use advanced tool controls for end conditions
• Use and modify component appearances