Article is devoted to the peculiarities of creating an electronic course on learning the basics of three-dimensional design of wind power plant elements using modern software systems. The iSpring Suite program was chosen as a course development tool. It has support for the SCORM 2004 format and extensive integration with office suites. In order to minimize problems with working in various distance learning systems, the course was divided into nine modules. The first module is dedicated to the basics of wind energy. The second module provides an overview of existing CAD programs. The third and fourth modules are dedicated to 2dimensional design. The fifth and sixth modules introduce commands for creating 3-dimensional parts from both other parts and 2-dimensional sketches. Module 7 is devoted to algorithms for creating assemblies from existing 3-dimensional parts. Module 8 and 9 represent the implementation of the multiplier/reducer Assembly algorithm from ready-made 3dimensional parts that are present in the course resources.
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