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Based on your history and the topics listed, I would start with the "Core Concepts Essentials", Advanced Parts, Advanced Assemblies and drawings.
I assume you have a Student/education Version of SW? If so, definitely use the tutorials included with it.
Good luck and welcome to the forum!
Along with what Jeff said I would add in Sheet Metal.
Speaking from my experience as a musician...
There are two types of aspiring guitarists: the unteachable and the unstoppable.
Learn everything, try everything, and never let your instrument tell you what you can't do.
Thank you Very Much.
It is kind of difficult to tell what the OP was. . .
Is there some kind of hidden message here I missed?
Based on your history and the topics listed, I would start with the "Core Concepts Essentials", Advanced Parts, Advanced Assemblies and drawings.
I assume you have a Student/education Version of SW? If so, definitely use the tutorials included with it.
Good luck and welcome to the forum!