Reddit reviews Autodesk Inventor 2017 and Engineering Graphics An Integrated Approach
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I was put in a class that expected me to already be proficient in the software... but I'd never even opened the program before. Oops...
I bought this book: Autodesk Inventor 2017 and Engineering Graphics An Integrated Approach https://www.amazon.com/dp/1630570443/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_CUIKAbGKK5S66
I like all the books by SDC publications, and I've used them for AutoCAD as well. My school doesn't teach CREO, and I plan to buy the one for it as well.
Get that book, start from page one, and do all of the examples it tells you to. When it discusses a menu or tool, go through it on your screen. It really works.
Later, I met a new instructor who has having to teach inventor, but he did he just want familiar with it. I recommended the same book to him. He's using it to teach the class and now he's great at it. (the students don't buy books for these classes, they just throw an instructor at you)