Creo ( Proe ) Training in Indore

This design approach is used by companies whose product strategy is family-based or platform-driven. Companies are always on the lookout for talented engineers with Pro/E industrial knowledge. Bright future in solid Modeling, Drafting, rendering, Tolerance Analysis. This software is used in healthcare sectors, mechanical manufacturing sectors and Electrical fields. Creo, from PTC, is a complete suite of concept design, 2D, 3D, simulation & analysis engineering software. What is unique about Creo is that it has taken into account how product design and development is done in modern days, using diverse tools, with the participation of people of a variety of skills, from different geographical locations.

The key promises of Creo tools include: faster time-to-market, product quality, design efficiency; minimum errors, less scrap and rework.Industry endorsed program with 100% job assistance

Creo(Proe)

Duration 30 day's

Course Content of Creo(Proe) Training in Indore

Sketcher

Introduction to CAD/CAM and PRO/E
Working in the sketcher environment
Creating and manipulating geometry in sketcher mode
Dimensioning and editing dimensions
Regenerating a section
Adding relations to sketch
Sketcher hints

Drawing

Drawing fundamentals
Adding items to a drawing
Creating and placing drawing views
Working with major view types
General view- changing default orientation
Auxiliary, detailed and revolved views
Controlling the visibility of model
Moving and modifying the views
Redefining the views
2D drafting
Creating the dimensions
Drawing notes
Geometric tolerances
Detail menu on drawing mode
Creating the drawing tables
Adding new sheets to the drawing

Assembly Modeling

Starting out in assembling mode
Datum planes as the first features
Placing a base component
Placement of constraint types (Mate, Mate offset, Align, Align offset, Insert)
Orient, Coordinate system, Tangent, Point on surface, Edge on surface and Default options
Assembling components in a pattern
Reference pattern
Placing members for packaging
Finalizing the packaged members
Assembling components more than once (Repeat option)
Replacing the components in an assembly
Simplified representation
Creating exploded views
Creating X-section views for assemblies