Creo

Creo comes with all the tools that are required for completing a product design. This course covers more demonstrative, and advanced solid modeling to make the learning process easier and more effective. 

Creo runs on Microsoft Windows and provides apps for 3D CAD parametric feature solid modeling, 3D direct modeling, 2D orthographic views, Finite Element Analysis and simulation, schematic design, technical illustrations, and viewing and visualization.

What will you learn

• You can understand Creo Parametric concepts.
• You can create and modify two dimensional sketches on datum planes and sketch geometry.
• You can create parametric relationships between features.
• You will learn to select and edit geometry, features, and models and also advanced solid modeling process.
• You will become familiar in building 3D assembly.
• Besides making you technically sound, this course will develop you into a professional and ready for the industry.

Requirements

• Basic computer,Engineering and drawing knowledge.

Lessons

Chapter: 1 Introduction

• Introduction About Creo, Features in Creo, getting started, Configuration setting.

Chapter: 2 Sketch

• Sketching tools, editing tools, constraints, Dimensions, inspect tools.

Chapter: 3 Part Modeling (solid)

• Shapes, engineering tools, editing tools, Flexible modeling.

Chapter: 4 Advanced Solid Modeling

• Torodial blend, spinal blend, cosmetic, warp, solid free form.

Chapter: 5 Datum Features

• Datum plane, datum axis, datum point, datum co-ordinate system, Datum curve.

Chapter: 6 Surface Modeling

• Shape, editing(trim, merge, extend, off set, intersect, thicken, solidify, wrap, remove, split surface, collapse geometry, Surface tools, publish geometry.

Chapter: 7 Sheet Metal Modeling

• Shapes, engineering tools, forming tools, Bend tools, editing tools.

Chapter: 8 Assembly

• Assemble, constraints, create component, view manager, Shrink wrap, bill of materials, component interface, Explode view, appearance gallery, render.

Chapter: 9 Drawing

• Templates, drawing properties, model views, Drawing views, edit tools, convert, display, Format, annotate, edit annotation, table, Ballons, export.

Chapter: 10 Mechanism

• Connection (pin, slider, cylinder), Motor (servo motor, force motor), Analysis (position, velocity, acceleration), Playback (play, capture).

Project 1

• Project 1

Project 2

• Project 2

Assessment

Creo: Assessment