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Creo Parametric | Sketch module | Complete
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Creo Parametric | Sketch module | Complete

This training will take you from scratch to a proficient level, where you will be able to bring your ideas into reality.
Created byDeScien | Empowering engineers
Last updated 11/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Lecture-33 | Instructions-18 | Tutorials-36
  • Explore secrete tools which expert designers used.
  • Every ifs & buts you will get into this 1st module of Creo Parametric | Sketch.
  • We assure after completing this module, engineers becomes capable to generate most complex sketch.

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Course content

11 sections • 46 lectures • 1h 57m total length

  • Introduction | Why Creo Parametric?1:58

    Discover Creo Parametric as a design platform for mechanical engineers, aligned with industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing, and standardize design with Creo Parametric, Creo Structure, and Creo Simulate.

  • 0003 - Opening & Closing of sketch window6:51

    Open and close Creo Parametric, start a new part, assembly, or drawing, and enter and exit sketch mode by selecting a plane and using the sketch view.

  • Instructions
  • 0004 - Importance of Working directory1:26
  • 0005 - How to set working directory3:16

    Learn to set the working directory in Creo Parametric’s sketch module by creating a dedicated Ed's sketch folder and selecting it for future part modeling and assembly work.

  • 0006 - Pre-selection highlight3:02
  • 0007 - Introduction to sketch window & its tools2:19

    Shows how to open and close the sketch window in Creo Parametric, introduces core tools such as line, circle, rectangle, and radius, and explains referencing origins for accurate geometry.

  • 0008 - Line+References, Weak_Strong_Lock dimensions7:49

    Learn to draw a line in sketch window, define origin with references, deactivate line, and note sky blue software defined big dimensions, dark blue strong dimensions, and brown lock dimensions.

  • 0009 - User interface- Zoom in+out, sketch view, Refit+Pan1:48
  • 0010 - How to draw Rectangle, Circle, Arc6:41

    Learn to draw rectangle, circle, and ellipse in the Creo Parametric sketch module by defining start points, endpoints, radii, diameters, and angles for precise geometry.

  • Instructions

Requirements

  • No any prior experience needed to learn this course.
  • Must be interested in Mechanical/Automobile/Instrumentation/Production engineering.

Description

DeScien has covered 'each and every point of Creo parametric 2.0 in-depth which is needed to work as a design engineer. Here in this training course, we will be covering 4 modules i.e.


Sketch module | 3D Part modeling module | Assembly module | Drafting module


Along with software training, you will also learn additional topics which are mentioned below -


In Sketch module (Selected module)-

§ Understanding & the importance of constraints while creating a 2D sketch.

§ Logic of How to start, build & correct any kind of sketches.


In 3D Part modeling module-

§ The proficient approach of building 3D models, Assembly & engineering drawing.

§ Various kind of Holes with their symbol & meaning which is needed for manufacturing & assembly.

§ Exercise's to help you build your 3D visualization.

§ Deep understanding of 'Angle of projection' & its application on how to use it in engineering drawing.


In Assembly module-

§ Understand the approach of “How to start working on assembly & creation of assembly of any real-time product".

§ Exercises which will help to understand the application of 2 main types of assembly, when & where to use it.


In Drawing module-

§ Basic & clear understanding of - Section view | Detailed view | Orthographic view | Auxiliary view.

§ Knowledge of various types of dimensions while creating engineering drawings.

§ Concept of Bill of material & Balloons.

§ Everything you need to know about - Tolerances | Fits with real-time examples.

§ Meaning & logic of Symbols for - Surface finish | weld types | welding methods.


Selected course having sketch module. ( We have uploaded each module separately)


"Industry-based projects" to boost your thinking & proficiency in Software handling.

Who this course is for:

  • Mechanical engineer ( Students / Freshers / Working engineers. )
  • Automobile engineer ( Students / Freshers / Working engineers. )

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