IICAE beginners courses provides you all you need to enter in industry working on that tool. Basically in beginner courses we focus on the tool tutorial and practice. Our main aim in this course is to provide all the knowledge requires to use the tool the course is equivalent to any other institute’s advanced course
Beginner Course on Creo Parametric
Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic
Modeling Process
Understanding Creo Parametric Concepts
Using the Creo Parametric Interface
Creating Sketcher Geometry
Using Sketcher Tools
Creating Sketches for Features
Selecting and Editing
Creating Datum Features: Planes and Axes
Utilizing Internal Sketches and Embedded
Datums
Creating Rounds and Chamfers
Advanced Rounds and Chamfers
Drafts
Swept Blends
Advanced Datum Features
Creating Patterns
Advanced Layers
Family Tables
Assembling with Constraints
Exploding Assemblies
Surface Features
Investigating Parent/Child Relationships
Capturing and Managing Design Intent
Creating Drawing Views
Creating Drawing Views
Creating Drawing Details
Creating and Using Component Interfaces
Replacing Components in an Assembly
Creating Layers in Assemblies
Understanding the Basics of Simplified Reps
Creating Cross-Sections, Display Styles, and
Combined Views
Introduction to sheet metal design
Primary walls
Secondary and unattached walls
Bend features
Unbend, bend back and cuts
Notches and punches
Sheetmetal forms
Unbending sheetmetal geometry
Frequently ask
The Fee varies in Taking multiple courses & Taking Admission in group for more details please Call us.
Please Read the article carefully you will realize we covers the most of the tool.
No! you should just have basic understanding of ED.
IICAE Industrial focuses on the industrial procedure for modeling and analysis of product the module consist of productivity tools, advance modeling tools and a practice sheet of industrial dead projects (live projects after signing NDA with company).
Industrial Course on Creo Parametric
Session 1 - Introduction and Application of Creo Parametric in Industries
Introduction to CAD/CAM/CAE
Features of Creo
Concepts- Modeling, Parametric, Feature based
Session 2 - Using Creo Parametric Interface
Selecting working directories
Managing and Eraging Files
Model display option and system colors
Session 3 - Creating Sketcher Geometry
Inference line, Centreline, Coordinate system, Point
Reviewing sketcher theory and Display
Sketching Lines, Rectangles and Dimensioning
Sketching Practice drawing
Sketching Circle, Arc, Ellipse and Splines
Fillet,Chamfer, Text ,offset Thicken ,palette
Sketching Practice drawing
Editing Features - Modify, Mirror, Delete Segment
Corner, Rotate and resize
Dimensioning Constraints and Dimensioning Fully define
Perimeters, Base Dimensions and Reference Dimensions
Dimensional Sketching Practice
Geomtrical Constraints
Horizontal,Vertical,Parallel,Tangent,Mid-point,
Coincidence,Symmetric, Equal,Perpendicular
Daubt Clearing and Practice sketching
Session 4 - Part Modeling Tools
Creating base feature’s
Datum display options
Datum Plane,Datum axis,Datum Point
Creating Sketch for 3D model and Sketch View
Convert 2D to 3D, Extrude Feature
Extrude Options, Types and Add tapper
Remove Material,Thin Feature
Creating reference planes and Selecting Contours
Editing in geometry,Use of Modal tree
Extrude Practice with 3D drawing
Creating Revolve Features
Selecting Axis, Thin Features and Selecting Contours
No this course is not suitable for you as xyz company works only in sheet metal you need a deep understanding of sheet metal modelling and basis understanding in other tools i would suggest you to go in professional course
The Professional course focusses on application in industry and productivity tools rather than using basic tools