I just found an unique exam to determine a level of proficiency in Solidworks @ http://www.solidprofessor.com/lang/en/affiliates/tests/default.asp?c=10&e=24&accid=78 is that kind of test we will have at SW CSWE ? the SOLIDWOKS Site does not give any hints on that matter, i guess a CSWE has to do a test without have any knowledge of which format will be ....Any recomendations besides the Forum https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/30962 ?

Also i found the referenced topics a sufficient tip is that the completed list below ?

Surface Modifications

Opening a part document

Working with Surfaces

Deleting the faces

Measuring the angle

Rotating the handle

Recreating the surfaces

Hiding a solid body

Trimming the surfaces

Showing a surface body

Knitting all surface bodies

Creating a section view

Measuring the mass

Surface Modifications

Assembly Modifications

Opening an assembly document

Editing the first component

Adding Draft

Viewing the draft results

Editing the second component

Replacing a plane

Repairing the sketch errors

Correcting the end condition

Exiting the edit component mode

Measuring the center of mass

Using manual drafts

The Order of Fillets

Opening a part document

Comparing the fillet results

Planning the order of fillets

Adding the face fillet

Creating the constant fillet

Adding another constant fillet

Measuring the mass

Fillet Options

Flat Spring Assembly

Starting a new part template

Creating the helix - the sweep path

Creating the sweep profile

Adding the pierce relation

Creating the swept feature

Creating an axis

Opening an assembly document

Inserting the part into an assembly

Showing the axis

Adding mates

Checking the degrees of freedom

Adding coincident mates

Applying dimension changes

Viewing the results

Calculating the center of mass

Spring Assembly

Part Modifications

Opening a part document

Modifying the model

Converting the outline of a feature

Deleting the on-edge relations

Removing the raised feature

Creating a cut

Recreating the sweep path

Using projected curve

Creating the sweep profile

Adding the pierce relation

Creating a swept feature

Calculating the mass

Part modifications

Replacing External References

Opening an assembly document

Examining the existing mates

Suppressing the inplace mate

Adding a concentric mate

Editing a component

Replacing the sketch plane

Viewing the external ref. symbols

Exiting the edit component mode

Adding new mates

Adding a concentric mate

Adding a distance mate

Measuring the center of mass

Replacing External References

Working with Multibody Parts

Opening an assembly document

Switching to the part level

Editing a feature

Using Move / Copy / Constraint

Adding mates

Changing the display option

Using the combine command

Using combine add

Switching back to assembly

Rebuilding the assembly

Measuring the center of mass

Exercise: Combining Multibodies

Creating a Curved Spring

Starting a new part template

Creating the sweep path

Creating the sweep profile

Creating a swept feature

Setting the twist type

Entering the number of turns

Assigning the material

Calculating the final mass

Exercise: Circular Spring - Expanded

Working with Sketch Pictures

Creating a layout sketch

Inserting the picture

Locating the picture

Scaling the picture

Tracing the picture

Creating the offset entities

Closing the traced sketch

Adding the sketch fillets

Adding the revolved centerline

Revolving the sketch profile

Measuring the mass of the part

Sketch picture - Eagle head

Using Cut With Surface

Opening an assembly document

Editing a component

Creating a surface offset

Creating a surface cut

Flipping the cut direction

Hiding a component

Hiding a surface

Adding fillets

Exiting the edit component mode

Calculating the mass

Cut with Surface

Using Belt Chain

Starting a new part template

Creating the main sketch

Making the blocks

Creating a belt chain

Entering the belt length

Adding the driving angular dimension

Adding a reference dimension

Applying dimension changes

Checking the new belt length

Changing the pulley's angle

Entering the new belt length

Exercise: Creating a belt chain

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