Curriculum Guide Creo 3-0

Creo 3.
0
Curriculum Guide
Live Classroom Curriculum Guide
Update to Creo Parametric 3.0 from Creo Parametric 2.0
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0
Advanced Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0
Advanced Assembly Design using Creo Parametric 3.0
Introduction to Creo Simulate 3.0
Detailing using Creo Parametric 3.0
Surfacing using Creo Parametric 3.0
Sheetmetal using Creo Parametric 3.0
Milling using Creo Parametric 3.0
Introduction to Creo Direct 3.0
Flexible Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0
Introduction to Creo Layout 3.0
Introduction to Creo Options Modeler 3.0
Piping using Creo Parametric 3.0
Behavioral Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0
Cabling using Creo Parametric 3.0
Mold Design using Creo Parametric 3.0

Interactive Surface Design using Creo Parametric 3.0
Mechanism Design using Creo Parametric 3.0
Mechanism Simulation using Creo Parametric 3.0
Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric 3.0
Creo Parametric 3.0 for SolidWorks Users

Overview
Course Code TRN-4500-T

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will learn how to utilize
the variety of functionality enhancements in
Creo Parametric 3.0. You will be introduced
to user interface appearance enhancements
such as the active window and right-click
menu enhancements. You will examine the
Part Modeling enhancements to features such
as Draft, Pattern, UDF, Rounds, and Spinal
Bend. You will experiment with the new Edit
References dialog box on part models and
study the surfacing enhancements to surface
copy, flatten quilt, boundary blends, and
the new connection analysis tool. Freestyle
surfacing enhancements to the Join tool and
aligning to geometry will also be covered.
You will also learn about Flexible Modeling
enhancements to tangency propagation,
flexible patterns, round/chamfer recognition,
and the flexible move tool. You will investigate
the new Assembly capabilities such as the
built-in hardware library and the Intelligent
Fastener extension, as well as enhanced
Assembly functionality such as heterogeneous
(multi-CAD) assembly and the Design
Exploration extension. You will examine the
new Dimension and Note functionality for
2-D drawings and review various detailing
enhancements. Finally, you will learn to use
the many updated tools in Sheetmetal mode
such as Die Forms, Bend Relief, and Rip,
as well as the enhancement for bending in
multiple planes.
At the end of each module, you will complete
a set of review questions to reinforce critical
topics from that module. At the end of the
course, you will complete a course assessment
in Pro/FICIENCY intended to evaluate your
understanding of the course as a whole.
Course Objectives
Use the Interface enhancements in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Part Modeling enhancements in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Surfacing enhancements in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Flexible Modeling enhancements in
Creo Parametric 3.0.
Use the Intelligent Fastener extension in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Design Exploration extension in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Drawing enhancements in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Use the Sheetmetal enhancements in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric 2.0, or equivalent experience with Creo Parametric 2.0
Audience
This course is intended for design engineers, mechanical designers, and industrial designers. People
in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Interface Enhancements
Module 2 Part Modeling Enhancements
Module 3 Surfacing Enhancements
Module 4 Flexible Modeling Enhancements
Module 5 Utilizing Intelligent Fasteners
Module 6 Utilizing Design Exploration
Module 7 Drawing Enhancements
Module 8 Sheetmetal Enhancements
Overview

Course Length 5 Days
In this course, you will learn core modeling
skills and quickly become proficient with Creo
Parametric 3.0. Topics include sketching, part
modeling, assemblies, drawings, and basic
model management techniques. The course
also includes a comprehensive design project
that enables you to practice your new skills
by creating realistic parts, assemblies, and
drawings. After completing the course, you will
be well prepared to work effectively on product
design projects using Creo Parametric 3.0.
Course Objectives
Learn the basic Creo Parametric modeling
process
Understand Creo Parametric concepts
Learn how to use the Creo Parametric interface
Select and edit geometry, features, and models
Sketch geometry and use tools
Create sketches for features
Create datum planes and datum axes
Create extrudes, revolves, and profile ribs
Utilize internal sketches and embedded datums
Create sweeps and blends
Create holes, shells, and drafts
Create rounds and chamfers
Group, copy, and mirror items
Create patterns
Measure and inspect models
Assemble with constraints
Assemble with connections
Explode assemblies
Lay out drawings and create views
Create drawing annotations
Use layers
Investigate parent/child relationships
Capture and manage design intent
Resolve failures and seek help
Comprehensive two part Design Project
Prerequisites
None
Audience
This course is intended for product designers, drafters, industrial/conceptual designers, and routed
systems designers. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Modeling Process
Module 2 Understanding Creo Parametric Concepts
Module 3 Using the Creo Parametric Interface
Module 4 Selecting Geometry, Features, and Models
Module 5 Editing Geometry, Features, and Models
Module 6 Creating Sketcher Geometry
Day 2
Module 7 Using Sketcher Tools
Module 8 Creating Sketches for Features
Module 9 Creating Datum Features: Planes and Axes
Module 10 Creating Extrudes, Revolves, and Ribs
Module 11 Sketcher Workflow
Module 12 Creating Sweeps and Blends
Day 3
Module 13 Creating Holes, Shells, and Draft
Module 14 Creating Rounds and Chamfers
Module 15 Project I
Module 16 Group, Copy, and Mirror Tools
Module 17 Creating Patterns
Module 18 Measuring and Inspecting Models
Day 4
Module 19 Assembling with Constraints
Module 20 Assembling with Connections
Module 21 Exploding Assemblies
Module 22 Drawing Layout and Views
Module 23 Creating Drawing Annotations
Module 24 Using Layers
Day 5
Module 25 Investigating Parent/Child Relationships
Module 26 Capturing and Managing Design Intent
Module 27 Resolving Failures and Seeking Help
Module 28 Project II
Overview

The Advanced Modeling using Creo Parametric
3.0 training course teaches you how to use
advanced part modeling techniques to improve
your product designs. In this course, you
will learn how to create and modify design
models using advanced sketching techniques
and feature creation tools. You will also learn
how to reuse existing design geometry when
creating new design models. After completing
this course, you will be well prepared to work
efficiently with complex product designs using
Course Objectives
Learn advanced selection techniques
Create advanced datum features
Use advanced sketching techniques
Create advanced holes
Create advanced drafts and ribs
Create advanced shells
Create advanced rounds and chamfers
Use relations and parameters
Create advanced blends
Create sweeps with variable sections
Create helical sweeps
Create swept blends
Learn advanced layer techniques
Learn advanced reference management techniques
Create family tables
Reuse features
Learn advanced copy techniques
Create advanced patterns
Prerequisites

Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers, design engineers. People in related roles will
also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Advanced Selection
Module 2 Advanced Datum Features
Module 3 Advanced Sketching
Module 4 Advanced Hole Creation
Module 5 Advanced Drafts and Ribs
Module 6 Advanced Shells
Module 7 Advanced Rounds and Chamfers
Day 2
Module 8 Relations and Parameters
Module 9 Advanced Blends
Module 10 Sweeps with Variable Sections
Module 11 Helical Sweeps
Module 12 Swept Blends
Day 3
Module 13 Advanced Layers
Module 14 Advanced Reference Management
Module 15 Family Tables
Module 16 Reusing Features
Module 17 Advanced Copy
Module 18 Advanced Patterns
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use
Creo Parametric 3.0 to create and manage
complex assemblies. You will learn how to
use advanced assembly tools that enable you
to add and maintain designs, increase your
efficiency, and increase system performance
when working with large assemblies. In
addition, you will learn the basics of using
and creating predefined assembly structures
and skeletons, which are both valuable tools
typically used in a top-down design process.
The course also includes an assembly design
project that enables you to practice your new
skills by performing various design tasks in an
assembly model.
Course Objectives
Use advanced component selection
Use advanced assembly constraints
Create and use component interfaces
Utilize intelligent fasteners
Create and use flexible components
Restructure and mirror assemblies
Use assembly features and shrinkwrap
Replace components in an assembly
Understand the basics of simplified reps
Create cross-sections, display styles, and
combined views
Substitute components by reps, envelopes, and
simplified reps
Understand advanced simplified rep
functionality
Create and use assembly structure and
skeletons
Utilize design exploration
Prerequisites

Audience
This course is intended for design engineers and mechanical designers. People in related roles will
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Advanced Component Selection
Module 2 Using Advanced Assembly Constraints
Module 3 Creating and Using Component Interfaces
Module 5 Creating and Using Flexible Components
Module 6 Restructuring and Mirroring Assemblies
Day 2
Module 7 Using Assembly Features and Shrinkwrap
Module 8 Replacing Components in an Assembly
Module 9 Understanding the Basics of Simplified Reps
Module 10 Creating Cross-Sections, Display Styles, Layer States, and Combined Views
Day 3
Module 11 Substituting Components using User Defined, Envelopes, and Simplified Reps
Module 12 Understanding Advanced Simplified Rep Functionality
Module 13 Creating and Using Assembly Structure and Skeletons
Module 15 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to test,
validate, and optimize product designs with
the Creo Simulate module. Creo Simulate
enables you to simulate structural and
thermal loads on product designs. You will
complete comprehensive, hands-on lab
exercises that simulate realistic analysis and
design optimization activities. You will also
be introduced to advanced topics such as
dynamic analyses, combined mechanical and
thermal analyses, and Optimization Studies.
After completing the course, you will be able to
run engineering analyses and optimizations on
your product design models.
Course Objectives
Understand the basic Simulate analysis process
Understand theory and simulate model topics
Explore results
Explore materials and material properties
Understand and use Simulate idealizations
Understand and use structural loads
Understand and use structural constraints
Run structural analyses
Understand convergence
Analyze assemblies with Simulate
Complete design and sensitivity studies
Run optimization studies
Understand the basics of Thermal analysis
Prerequisites
Three months of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0 or Creo Parametric experience
Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Simulate
Module 2 Theoretical Foundations
Module 3 Simulation Models
Module 4 Materials and Material Properties
Module 5 Structural Constraints
Module 6 Structural Loads
Day 2
Module 7 Meshing
Module 8 Convergence
Module 9 Structural Analysis
Module 10 Introduction to Results Evaluation
Day 3
Module 11 Refining the Design
Module 12 Basic Model Debugging
Module 13 Singularities
Day 4
Module 14 Analyzing Assemblies
Module 15 Shells
Module 16 Idealizations
Day 5
Module 17 Thermal Analysis
Module 18 Advanced Analysis
Module 19 Project
Overview
In this course, you will learn how to quickly
create detailed drawings using information
captured within 3-D design models. You will
also learn how to create drawings, how to
detail drawings, and how to take advantage of
the parametric and associative nature of Creo
Parametric 3.0 when configuring drawings.
After completing this course, you will be able
to create production drawings suitable for
manufacturing.
Course Objectives
Understand the drawing development process
Create new drawings using formats and drawing
templates
Create different types of views in drawings
Create dimensions and notes
Control display options using layers
Apply dimensional and geometric tolerances in
drawings
Add draft geometry and symbols to drawings
Use layers in drawings to control the display of
views and detail items
Create drawing tables and a bill of materials
Create drawing formats
Configure the drawing environment
Manage large drawings
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers and design engineers. People in related roles will
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Drawings
Module 2 Creating New Drawings
Module 3 Creating Drawing Views
Day 2
Module 4 Adding Model Details to Drawings
Module 5 Adding Notes to Drawings
Module 6 Adding Tolerance Information
Module 7 Adding Draft Geometry and Symbols
Day 3
Module 8 Using Layers in Drawings
Module 9 Creating and Using Tables in Drawings
Module 10 Using Report Information in Drawings
Module 11 Creating Drawing Formats
Module 12 Configuring the Drawing Environment
Module 13 Managing Large Drawings
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use various
techniques to create complex surfaces with
tangent and curvature continuities. You will
also learn how manipulate surfaces using
editing tools, and analyze surfaces for quality
and desired characteristics. In addition, you
will learn how to create solid features using
the surfaces as references. After completing
this course, you will be well prepared to create
complex shaped models using surfaces in
Creo Parametric.
Course Objectives
Describe surface modeling and its terminology
Learn basic surfacing tools
Create various boundary surfaces
Create variable section sweep surfaces
Create helical sweep surfaces
Create swept blend surfaces
Utilize surface analysis tools
Extend and trim surfaces
Manipulate surfaces
Create and edit solid models using surface quilts
Utilize the master model technique
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers, design engineers, industrial designers, and related
roles
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Surface Modeling Overview
Module 5 Basic Surfacing Tools
Module 6 Boundary Blend Surfaces
Day 2
Module 7 Sweep Surfaces with Variable Sections
Module 10 Analyzing Surface Curvature
Module 11 Additional Surface Analysis Tools
Day 3
Module 12 Extending and Trimming Surfaces
Module 13 Manipulating Surfaces
Module 14 Creating and Editing Solids using Quilts
Module 15 Master Model Technique
Module 16 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to create
sheetmetal parts in Creo Parametric. The
course builds upon the basic lessons you
learned in Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0
and serves as the second stage of learning.
In this course, you will learn how to design
sheetmetal parts and assemblies, including
sheetmetal production drawings. All the
functions needed to create sheetmetal parts,
drawings, and assemblies are covered. Upon
completion of this course, you will be able to
create sheetmetal design models, create the
flat state of the model, and document both in
production drawings.
Course Objectives
Create, convert, and display the sheetmetal
model
Use methods of developed length calculation
Use primary and secondary wall features, as
well as partial walls
Use bend relief
Use unbend and bend back features
Apply sheetmetal bend features
Use flat patterns
Create sheetmetal cuts
Create forms
Use notch and punch features
Utilize the sheetmetal environment setup,
sheetmetal design information tools, and
sheetmetal design rules
Detail sheetmetal designs
Prerequisites
Audience
in related roles can also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Sheetmetal Design Process
Module 2 Sheetmetal Model Fundamentals
Module 3 Creating Primary Sheetmetal Wall Features
Module 4 Creating Secondary Sheetmetal Wall Features
Day 2
Module 5 Bending and Unbending Sheetmetal Models
Module 6 Sheetmetal Form Features
Module 7 Modifying Sheetmetal Models
Module 8 Sheetmetal Setup and Tools
Module 9 Detailing Sheetmetal Designs
Module 10 Design Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to machine
products using Creo Parametric manufacturing
tools. This course covers creating tool paths
for three axis milling machines. During the
course, you will learn how to complete each
phase of the manufacturing process. You will
start by creating manufacturing models and
configuring the manufacturing environment.
This will include configuring tools, fixtures,
and machining operations. You will then learn
how to create milling sequences, holemaking
sequences, and post-process cutter location
(CL) data to create machine code. After
completing the course, you will be able to
create numerical control (NC) programs for
milling machines and post-process cutter
location (CL) data to create machine specific
code.
Course Objectives
Understand the manufacturing process
Create and configure manufacturing models
Configure the manufacturing environment
Create and modify milling sequences
Create and modify holemaking sequences
Use the process manager to create NC
sequences
Post-process cutter location (CL) data
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric Fundamentals (Web Based Training) or equivalent experience
Audience
This course is intended for manufacturing engineers and NC machinists

Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Manufacturing
Module 2 Creating Manufacturing Models
Module 3 Configuring Operations
Module 4 Using Reference Models
Module 5 Using Workpiece Models
Module 6 Creating and Using NC Model Assemblies
Module 7 Creating and Configuring a Work Center
Day 2
Module 8 Creating and Configuring Tools
Module 9 Using Template Manufacturing Models
Module 10 Using Manufacturing Parameters
Module 11 Creating Face Milling Sequences
Day 3
Module 12 Creating Volume Milling Sequences
Module 13 Creating Profile Milling Sequences
Module 14 Creating Straight Cut Surface Milling Sequences
Module 15 Creating From Surface Isolines Surface Milling Sequences
Day 4
Module 16 Creating Cut Line Surface Milling Sequences
Module 17 Advanced Surface Milling Options
Module 18 Creating Roughing and Re-roughing Sequences
Module 19 Creating Finishing Sequences
Day 5
Module 20 Creating Trajectory Milling Sequences
Module 21 Creating Holemaking Sequences
Module 22 Creating Engraving Sequences
Module 23 Using the Process Manager
Module 24 Creating and Post-Processing CL Data Files
Introduction to Creo Direct 3.0
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will learn direct modeling
using Creo Direct 3.0. You will become familiar
with Creo Directs interface and approach to
direct modeling, including how to quickly create
sketches with precision, transform sketches
into 3-D shapes, and directly manipulate
existing geometry with ease. You will also learn
how to assemble and reposition components in
an assembly, as well as use existing geometry
in an assembly to create part geometry.
Course Objectives
Understand the Direct Modeling approach to
creating geometry
Sketch precise 2-D geometry without constraints
Create 3-D shapes from the 2-D geometry by
extruding, revolving, and sweeping sketches
and sketch regions
Create datum axes and datum planes
Create engineering geometry, including holes,
rounds, chamfers, draft, and shells
Pattern geometry in one and two directions
Use measure tools and create part and
assembly cross-sections
Rapidly select and directly modify 3-D shapes
in your models
Understand the direct approach to creating
assemblies
Edit component position in an assembly
Create new components and design
components in the context of an assembly
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric or equivalent experience
Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Direct
Module 2 Creating Sketches in 2-D Mode
Module 3 Creating Geometry Shapes
Module 4 Creating Datums
Module 5 Creating Engineering Geometry
Module 6 Measurements and Sections
Module 7 Editing 3-D Geometry
Module 8 Working with Assemblies
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will learn how to use Flexible
Modeling tools to edit existing geometry on
parametric models. The Flexible Modeling
process typically involves initially selecting
model surfaces, then refining the selected
surface set using smart selection tools, and
finally modifying the selected geometry by
applying transformation tools, patterning tools,
or symmetry tools.
Course Objectives
Understand Flexible Modeling basics

Apply shape surface selection
Perform flexible move operations on geometry
Perform flexible transform operations on
geometry
Use the various transform options
Attach and remove geometry
Understand and recognize how the system
handles rounds and chamfers
Create and recognize patterns and symmetry,
and propagate changes
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 or equivalent experience
Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Flexible Modeling

Module 2 Shape Surface Selection
Module 3 Flexible Move
Module 4 Flexible Transforms
Module 5 Transform Options
Module 6 Attaching and Removing Geometry
Module 7 Rounds and Chamfers
Module 8 Patterns and Symmetry
Introduction to Creo Layout 3.0
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will learn about Layout,
a Creo module that is used for creating
unconstrained 2-D designs that can be
leveraged in 3-D models. You will investigate
the concepts behind Creo Layout, a typical
workflow, and the user interface. You will also
learn how Layout utilizes precision panels
and sketching guides to intelligently sketch
a variety of 2-D geometry, as well as learn
how to manipulate, organize, and import
layout geometry. Finally, you will learn how to
leverage 2-D Layout designs in 3-D models.
Course Objectives
Understand Layout sketching methodology
Sketch Layout geometry
Manipulate Layout geometry
Organize Layout geometry
Import Layout geometry
Annotate Layouts
Utilize Layouts in 3-D models
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 (optional)
Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Layout
Module 2 Layout Sketching Methodology
Module 3 Sketching Layout Geometry
Module 4 Manipulating Layout Geometry
Module 5 Organizing Layout Geometry
Module 6 Importing Layout Geometry
Module 7 Annotating Layouts
Module 8 Utilizing Layouts in 3-D Models
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
Creo Options Modeler to create configurable
assemblies. You will begin by exploring a
completed configurable assembly that has
multiple variations created. You will then
learn how to establish interchangeability
between components, and how to create and
assemble configurable products, configurable
modules, and module variants. Then, you will
become familiar with the creation of options
and choices, which will enable you to explore
usage of the Variant Builder to configure
assembly variants. Finally, you learn how to
leverage an existing design assembly and
develop a configurable product assembly
containing multiple design variations.
Course Objectives
Understand and use Creo Options Modeler

Create interchange assemblies
Create configurable modules and products
Define options and choices
Utilize configurable assemblies
Understand how to manage large Options
Modeler assemblies with and without Windchill
Prerequisites

Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Options Modeler

Module 2 Creating Interchange Assemblies
Module 3 Creating Configurable Modules and Products
Module 4 Defining Options and Choices
Module 5 Utilizing Configurable Assemblies
Module 6 The Options Modeler with Very Large Assemblies and Windchill
Module 7 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to manually
create (non-specification-driven) mechanical
piping designs using Creo Parametric 3.0. This
includes learning how to configure pipelines,
route pipelines, and insert pipe fittings such
as valves and reducers. You will also learn
how to create specification-driven industrial
piping designs using Creo Parametric 3.0.
This includes learning how to use schematic
diagrams created with Creo Schematics to
drive 3-D industrial piping designs created
within Creo Parametric 3.0. Finally, you learn
how to document piping designs by creating
drawings that include BOM tables, pipe bend
tables, and engineering information, as well
as how to export ISOGEN format files for
creating pipeline, spool, and systems isometric
drawings.
Course Objectives
Understand the manual piping design process

Understand the specification-driven piping
design process
Create piping assembly structures
Configure and route pipelines
Move and modify pipelines
Create pipe solids and fabricate pipes
Configure and insert fittings
Create piping report information
Create piping drawings
Configure a piping specification database
Configure project specific data files
Create specification-driven pipelines
Create schematic driven pipelines
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for engineers who are involved in the 3-D routing of mechanical piping
systems and industrial piping systems. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Piping

Module 2 Creating Piping Assembly Structures
Module 3 Configuring and Routing Pipelines
Module 4 Moving and Modifying Pipelines
Module 5 Configuring and Inserting Fittings
Day 2
Module 6 Creating Solid Pipeline Models

Module 7 Gathering Piping Information
Module 8 Creating Piping Drawings
Module 9 Specification Database Overview
Module 10 Setting Up Specification Databases Piping
Module 11 Setting Up Specification Databases Fittings
Day 3
Module 12 General Master Catalog Files

Module 13 Configuring Project-Specific Data Files
Module 14 Specification-Driven Routing and Inserting Fittings
Module 15 Using Creo Schematics Process and Instrumentation Diagrams Data
Module 16 Schematic Driven Pipeline Modeling
Module 17 Using ISOGEN PCF Data
Behavioral Modeling Using Creo Parametric 3.0
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
This course is designed for experienced users
who want to add additional features to meet
or exceed the design specifications of their
products.
In this course, you will learn advanced
analysis skills unrelated to structural or thermal
analysis. You will learn how to analyze your
models and create analysis features that can
enforce your design intent. You will also learn
how to create sensitivity and feasibility studies
that help you determine how to reach your
design goals. Furthermore, you will learn
how to create optimization design studies that
enable you to configure the dimensions and
parameters that Creo Parametric can change
to meet your design specifications. After
completing this course, you will be prepared to
work on critical component designs using Creo
Parametric Behavioral Modeling.
Course Objectives
Apply the behavioral modeling process and
concepts to your designs
Create measurement analysis features
Create relation, motion, Creo Simulate, and MS
Excel analysis features
Create user-defined analysis features
Conduct sensitivity analyses
Conduct feasibility and optimization studies
Prerequisites

Experience with MS Excel, Mechanism Design, Creo Simulate, and Creo Mechanism Dynamics
Extension is useful but not required
Audience
This course is intended for product designers and engineers. People in related roles will also benefit
from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Behavioral Modeling Process
Module 2 Creating Measurement Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 3 Creating Model Property Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 4 Creating Analysis Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 5 Creating User-Defined Analysis Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 6 Conducting Design Studies and Optimizing Models
Module 7 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to create 3-D
electrical harnesses using Creo Parametric
3.0. This includes using Creo Schematics
to pass schematic diagram information into
the 3-D harness designs created within
Creo Parametric 3.0. You will learn how
to route electrical harnesses both with and
without schematic diagram information,
create flattened harnesses for manufacturing,
and document harness designs by creating
flattened harness drawings that include
customized BOM tables and wire list
information.
A significant portion of the course is devoted
to a cabling design project, during which you
will create a full wiring harness with minimal
picks and clicks to solidify techniques learned
previously in the course.
After successfully completing the course, you
will be able to create 3-D electrical harnesses
and associated manufacturing deliverables
using Creo Parametric 3.0. Optionally, you
may wish to attend the Introduction to Creo
Schematics course. This will enable a full
understanding of the schematic design process
used to provide schematic data for the creation
of electrical harness assemblies in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Course Objectives
Understand the basic Creo Parametric cabling

process
Create harness assembly structures
Set up for cabling
Route wires and cables
Modify wire routings
Route and utilize networks
Establish logical references
Create harness components and cosmetics
Create a flat harness
Document harness designs
Navigate through a comprehensive design
project
Prerequisites

Introduction to Creo Schematics 3.0 (optional)
Audience
This course is intended for engineers involved in the 3-D routing and documenting of electrical wiring
and cabling harnesses. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Cabling Process

Module 2 Creating Harness Assembly Structures
Module 3 Setting Up for Cabling
Module 4 Routing Wires and Cables
Module 5 Modifying Wire Routings
Day 2
Module 6 Routing and Utilizing Networks

Module 7 Establishing Logical References
Module 8 Routing Wires and Cables using Logical Data
Module 9 Creating Harness Components and Cosmetics
Module 10 Creating Flat Harnesses
Day 3
Module 11 Documenting Harness Designs

Module 12 Project (Creo Schematics-Based)
Module 13 Project (Manual Routing)
Overview

The Mold application provides the tools
necessary to create a mold model from start
to finish using the mold design process within
Creo Parametric 3.0. In this course, you will
learn how to create, modify, and analyze mold
components and assemblies. Any changes
made to the design model automatically
propagate to the mold components and
assemblies. You will also learn how to create
final extract components that reflect the
geometry of the design model, along with
shrinkage considerations, adequate drafting,
mold features, and cooling systems. After
completing this course, you will have a better
understanding of the mold design process and
how to create molded products using the mold
design process.
Course Objectives
Learn the basic mold process

Prepare design models for the mold process
Analyze design models to ensure their
readiness for molding
Create mold models
Apply shrinkage to the reference model
Create and assemble workpieces into the mold
model
Create mold volumes
Create parting lines and parting surfaces
Split mold volumes
Extract mold components
Create mold features
Fill and open a mold
Prerequisites

Basic understanding of mold design terminology and processes
Knowledge of Creo Parametric surfacing techniques is a plus
Audience
This course is intended for designers, machinists, and manufacturing engineers. People in related
roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Mold Process
Module 2 Design Model Preparation
Module 3 Design Model Analysis
Module 4 Mold Models
Module 5 Shrinkage
Module 6 Workpieces
Module 7 Mold Volume Creation
Day 2
Module 8 Parting Lines
Module 9 Skirt Surfaces
Module 10 Parting Surface Creation
Module 11 Splitting Mold Volumes
Module 12 Mold Component Extraction
Module 13 Mold Features Creation
Module 14 Filling and Opening the Mold
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use the

Style environment to create and manipulate
surfaces details and advanced surface
models. You will also learn how to integrate
style features with other parametric features
in design models. After completing this
course, you will be well prepared to design
complex-shaped surface models in Creo
Parametric.
In Creo Parametric, you can create surface
models using the Style modeling environment.
The Style modeling environment is a
spline-based freeform modeler that enables
you to combine the parametric feature-based
modeling approach with the unconstrained
surface modeling approach. This gives you the
flexibility to design complex-shaped products
in a single modeling environment. The Style
tool is available through the Interactive Surface
Design Extension (ISDX).
Course Objectives
Describe the style surface modeling process

Describe the style surface modeling concepts
Create initial style curves
Develop style surface models
Use advanced tools and techniques for defining
style shapes
Create smooth style surface models
Integrate style and parametric features
Use techniques for creating common detailed
shapes
Create complex, high quality style surface
models
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for design engineers and mechanical designers who need to create styled
surface geometry. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Style Surface Modeling Process
Module 2 Understanding Style Surface Modeling Concepts
Module 3 Creating Initial Style Curves
Module 4 Developing Style Surface Models
Day 2
Module 5 Advanced Tools and Techniques for Defining Style Shapes
Module 6 Creating Smooth Style Surface Models
Module 7 Integrating Style and Parametric Features
Module 8 Techniques for Creating Common Detailed Shapes
Module 9 Creating Complex, High Quality Style Surface Models
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will learn about creating
mechanism connections, configuring the
mechanism model, creating a kinematic
analysis, and evaluating results. Mechanism
Design using Creo Parametric is designed
for experienced users who want to add
motion to their models by creating mechanism
connections and servo motors. In Creo
Parametric you can add motion to your models
using the standard mechanism functionality,
often referred to as the Mechanism Design
Extension (MDX). These topics will enable
you to simulate the range of motion between
components in your moving assemblies,
create gear connections that simulate the gear
ratios, create Cam connections that enable
Creo Parametric parts to push other parts
they come into contact with, and check for
collisions between moving components. After
completing this course, you will be prepared
to work on mechanism designs using Creo
Parametric Mechanism Design.
Course Objectives
Introduce the mechanism design process

Create mechanism connections
Configure motion and analysis
Evaluate analysis results
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric
Audience
This course is intended for design engineers and mechanical designers who need to add and evaluate
the motion of their assemblies. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Mechanism Design Process

Module 2 Creating Mechanism Connections
Module 3 Configuring Motion and Analysis
Module 4 Evaluating Analysis Results
Overview

Course Length 1 Day
In this course, you will focus on learning
advanced modeling and analysis skills.
Topics will include developing the 3-D
model, analyzing the mechanism model, and
evaluating results. This course is designed
for those with experience who want to add
motion to their products and analyze dynamic
reactions of moving components. These
topics will enable you to measure dynamic
reactions of components, measure the force
required to keep a mechanism balanced, and
determine the resting state of a mechanism.
After completing this course, you will be
prepared to work on mechanism designs using
Creo Parametric Mechanism Dynamics Option
(MDO).
Course Objectives
Understand the mechanism dynamics option

Apply force motors, springs, and dampers to
assemblies
Apply forces, torques, and gravity to assemblies
Create dynamic analyses
Create force balance analyses
Create static analyses
Measure forces, velocities, accelerations, and
other reactions
Evaluate results
Prerequisites

Mechanism Design using Creo Parametric
Audience
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to the Mechanism Simulation Process

Module 2 Adding Dynamic Entities to a Mechanism
Module 3 Analyzing the Mechanism Model
Module 5 Project
Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric
3.0
Overview

Course Length 8 Hours
In this course, you will learn how to create an
MBD model using a start part. You will discover
how annotate mode provides the tools to
create an MBD model using the MBD process
within Creo Parametric 3.0. You will also learn
about creating 3-D annotations and how to
utilize them in combined states. You will create
layer states and synchronize those layer states
to combined states. You will also create and
modify various annotation elements, including
dimensions, ordinate dimensions, set datum
tags, geometric tolerances, surface finishes,
symbols, notes, and datum targets. After
understanding of the MBD process and how to
create MBD models using the MBD process.
in PTC University Proficiency intended to
evaluate your understanding of the course as
a whole.
This course has been developed using Creo
Parametric 3.0 M030.
Course Objectives
Understand the introduction to Model Based

Definition
Prepare models for annotation
Create annotation elements
Modify annotation elements
Complete combination states
Publish for technical data packages
Prerequisites
Core Creo knowledge in parts and drawings

Experience in Creo modeling
Experience in Creo drawing creation
Audience
This course is intended for any CAD designer involved in creating Model Based Definition models at
his or her company. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Agenda
Day 1
Module 1 Introduction to Model Based Definition
Module 2 Preparing Models for Annotation
Module 3 Creating Annotation Elements
Module 4 Modifying Annotation Elements
Module 5 Completing Combination States
Module 6 Publishing for Technical Data Packages
Overview

In this course, you will learn about core
modeling skills. This comprehensive,
hands-on course is specifically designed for
existing SolidWorks users who want to become
proficient with Creo Parametric as quickly as
possible. Topics include understanding the
interface and basic Creo Parametric concepts,
selecting and editing, sketching tools, and
basic feature, part, and assembly creation.
The course also includes a comprehensive
design project that enables you to practice
your new skills by creating realistic parts.
After completing the course, you will be well
prepared to work effectively on product design
projects using Creo Parametric.
a whole.
Course Objectives

process
Utilize internal sketches
Complete a comprehensive design project
Prerequisites
Knowledge of SolidWorks, including an understanding of solid modeling, feature-based, parametric,

and associative concepts
Audience
This course is intended for product designers, drafters, and industrial/conceptual designers. People
Agenda
Day 1
Module 4 Sketcher Geometry and Tools
Day 2
Day 3
Module 9 Project I
Web Based Curriculum Guide
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 Fundamentals
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 Productivity Tools
Update to Creo Parametric 3.0 (M020) from Creo Parametric 2.0
Introduction to Creo Schematics 3.0

Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric 3.0

Overview
Course Code WBT-4500-0

multiple planes.
Course Objectives

Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Creo Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Prerequisites
Audience
Table of Contents
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 Fundamentals
Overview
Course Code WBT-4501-A

In this course, you will focus on learning core
modeling skills. Topics include understanding
the interface and basic Creo Parametric
concepts, selecting and editing, sketching and
sketcher tools, and basic feature creation.
This course also includes a comprehensive
well-prepared to work effectively on product
design projects using Creo Parametric.
You will complete Pro/FICIENCY skills
assessment questions for each topic. These
questions are used to help reinforce your
understanding of the course topics.
Course Objectives
Learn the basic Creo Parametric modeling process

Understand Creo Parametric concepts
Create datum planes and datum axes
Utilize internal sketches and embedded datums
Complete the comprehensive design project
Prerequisites
None
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 2 Understanding Creo Parametric Concepts
Module 4 Selecting Geometry, Features, and Models
Module 6 Creating Sketcher Geometry
Module 7 Using Sketcher Tools
Module 8 Creating Sketches for Features
Module 9 Creating Datum Features: Planes and Axes
Module 11 Sketcher Workflow
Module 15 Project I
Module 16 Appendix
Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 Productivity Tools
Overview
Course Code WBT-4501-B

advanced modeling skills. Topics include
patterning; measuring and inspecting models;
group, copy, and mirror tools; assembly
creation; explode states and explode line
creation; drawing creation; using layers;
investigating parent/child relationships;
capturing design intent; and resolving failures
and seeking help. This course also includes
a comprehensive design project that enables
you to practice your new skills by creating
realistic parts, assemblies, and drawings.
After completing this course, you will be well
You will complete Pro/FICIENCY skills
assessment questions for each topic. These
questions are used to help reinforce your
understanding of the course topics.
Course Objectives
Group, copy, and mirror items

Create patterns
Measure and inspect models
Assemble with connections
Explode assemblies
Use layers
Capture and manage design intent
Complete the comprehensive design project
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric Fundamentals

Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Group, Copy, and Mirror Tools
Module 2 Creating Patterns
Module 3 Measuring and Inspecting Models
Module 5 Assembling with Connections
Module 6 Exploding Assemblies
Module 7 Drawing Layout and Views
Module 8 Creating Drawing Annotations
Module 9 Using Layers
Module 10 Investigating Parent/Child Relationships
Module 11 Capturing and Managing Design Intent
Module 13 Project II
Module 14 Appendix
Overview

The Advanced Modeling using Creo Parametric
3.0 training course teaches you how to use
advanced part modeling techniques to improve
your product designs. In this course, you
will learn how to create and modify design
models using advanced sketching techniques
and feature creation tools. You will also learn
how to reuse existing design geometry when
creating new design models. After completing
this course, you will be well prepared to work
efficiently with complex product designs using
Course Objectives

Create advanced holes
Create advanced drafts and ribs
Create advanced shells
Create advanced rounds and chamfers
Use relations and parameters
Create advanced blends
Create sweeps with variable sections
Create helical sweeps
Create swept blends
Learn advanced layer techniques
Learn advanced reference management techniques
Create family tables
Reuse features
Learn advanced copy techniques
Create advanced patterns
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers, design engineers. People in related roles will
Table of Contents
Module 4 Advanced Hole Creation
Module 5 Advanced Drafts and Ribs
Module 6 Advanced Shells
Module 7 Advanced Rounds and Chamfers
Module 8 Relations and Parameters
Module 9 Advanced Blends
Module 10 Sweeps with Variable Sections
Module 13 Advanced Layers
Module 14 Advanced Reference Management
Module 15 Family Tables
Module 16 Reusing Features
Module 17 Advanced Copy
Module 18 Advanced Patterns
Overview

Creo Parametric 3.0 to create and manage
complex assemblies. You will learn how to
use advanced assembly tools that enable you
to add and maintain designs, increase your
efficiency, and increase system performance
when working with large assemblies. In
addition, you will learn the basics of using
and creating predefined assembly structures
and skeletons, which are both valuable tools
typically used in a top-down design process.
The course also includes an assembly design
project that enables you to practice your new
skills by performing various design tasks in an
assembly model.
Course Objectives
Use advanced component selection

Use advanced assembly constraints
Create and use component interfaces
Utilize intelligent fasteners
Create and use flexible components
Restructure and mirror assemblies
Use assembly features and shrinkwrap
Replace components in an assembly
Understand the basics of simplified reps
Create cross-sections, display styles, and
combined views
Substitute components by reps, envelopes, and
simplified reps
Understand advanced simplified rep
functionality
Create and use assembly structure and
skeletons
Utilize design exploration
Prerequisites

Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Advanced Component Selection
Module 2 Using Advanced Assembly Constraints
Module 3 Creating and Using Component Interfaces
Module 5 Creating and Using Flexible Components
Module 6 Restructuring and Mirroring Assemblies
Module 7 Using Assembly Features and Shrinkwrap
Module 8 Replacing Components in an Assembly
Module 9 Understanding the Basics of Simplified Reps
Module 10 Creating Cross-Sections, Display Styles, Layer States, and Combined Views
Module 11 Substituting Components using User Defined, Envelopes, and Simplified Reps
Module 12 Understanding Advanced Simplified Rep Functionality
Module 13 Creating and Using Assembly Structure and Skeletons
Module 15 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to test,
validate, and optimize product designs with
the Creo Simulate module. Creo Simulate
enables you to simulate structural and
thermal loads on product designs. You will
complete comprehensive, hands-on lab
exercises that simulate realistic analysis and
design optimization activities. You will also
be introduced to advanced topics such as
dynamic analyses, combined mechanical and
thermal analyses, and Optimization Studies.
After completing the course, you will be able to
run engineering analyses and optimizations on
your product design models.
Course Objectives
Understand the basic Simulate analysis process

Understand theory and simulate model topics
Explore results
Explore materials and material properties
Understand and use Simulate idealizations
Understand and use structural loads
Understand and use structural constraints
Run structural analyses
Understand convergence
Analyze assemblies with Simulate
Complete design and sensitivity studies
Run optimization studies
Understand the basics of Thermal analysis
Prerequisites
Three months of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0 or Creo Parametric experience
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Simulate
Module 2 Theoretical Foundations
Module 3 Simulation Models
Module 4 Materials and Material Properties
Module 5 Structural Constraints
Module 6 Structural Loads
Module 7 Meshing
Module 8 Convergence
Module 9 Structural Analysis
Module 10 Introduction to Results Evaluation
Module 11 Refining the Design
Module 12 Basic Model Debugging
Module 13 Singularities
Module 14 Analyzing Assemblies
Module 15 Shells
Module 16 Idealizations
Module 17 Thermal Analysis
Module 18 Advanced Analysis
Module 19 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to quickly
create detailed drawings using information
captured within 3-D design models. You will
also learn how to create drawings, how to
detail drawings, and how to take advantage of
the parametric and associative nature of Creo
Parametric 3.0 when configuring drawings.
After completing this course, you will be able
to create production drawings suitable for
manufacturing.
Course Objectives
Understand the drawing development process

Create new drawings using formats and drawing
templates
Create different types of views in drawings
Create dimensions and notes
Control display options using layers
Apply dimensional and geometric tolerances in
drawings
Add draft geometry and symbols to drawings
Use layers in drawings to control the display of
views and detail items
Create drawing tables and a bill of materials
Create drawing formats
Configure the drawing environment
Manage large drawings
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers and design engineers. People in related roles will
Table of Contents

Module 2 Creating New Drawings
Module 3 Creating Drawing Views
Module 4 Adding Model Details to Drawings
Module 5 Adding Notes to Drawings
Module 6 Adding Tolerance Information
Module 7 Adding Draft Geometry and Symbols
Module 8 Using Layers in Drawings
Module 9 Creating and Using Tables in Drawings
Module 10 Using Report Information in Drawings
Module 11 Creating Drawing Formats
Module 12 Configuring the Drawing Environment
Module 13 Managing Large Drawings
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use various
techniques to create complex surfaces with
tangent and curvature continuities. You will
also learn how manipulate surfaces using
editing tools, and analyze surfaces for quality
and desired characteristics. In addition, you
will learn how to create solid features using
the surfaces as references. After completing
this course, you will be well prepared to create
complex shaped models using surfaces in
Creo Parametric.
Course Objectives
Describe surface modeling and its terminology

Learn basic surfacing tools
Create various boundary surfaces
Create variable section sweep surfaces
Create helical sweep surfaces
Create swept blend surfaces
Utilize surface analysis tools
Extend and trim surfaces
Manipulate surfaces
Create and edit solid models using surface quilts
Utilize the master model technique
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for mechanical designers, design engineers, industrial designers, and related
roles
Table of Contents
Module 1 Surface Modeling Overview
Module 5 Basic Surfacing Tools
Module 6 Boundary Blend Surfaces
Module 7 Sweep Surfaces with Variable Sections
Module 10 Analyzing Surface Curvature
Module 11 Additional Surface Analysis Tools
Module 12 Extending and Trimming Surfaces
Module 13 Manipulating Surfaces
Module 14 Creating and Editing Solids using Quilts
Module 15 Master Model Technique
Module 16 Project
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to create
sheetmetal parts in Creo Parametric. The
course builds upon the basic lessons you
learned in Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0
and serves as the second stage of learning.
In this course, you will learn how to design
sheetmetal parts and assemblies, including
sheetmetal production drawings. All the
functions needed to create sheetmetal parts,
drawings, and assemblies are covered. Upon
completion of this course, you will be able to
create sheetmetal design models, create the
flat state of the model, and document both in
production drawings.
Course Objectives
Create, convert, and display the sheetmetal

model
Use methods of developed length calculation
Use primary and secondary wall features, as
well as partial walls
Use bend relief
Use unbend and bend back features
Apply sheetmetal bend features
Use flat patterns
Create sheetmetal cuts
Create forms
Use notch and punch features
Utilize the sheetmetal environment setup,
sheetmetal design information tools, and
sheetmetal design rules
Detail sheetmetal designs
Prerequisites
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Sheetmetal Design Process
Module 2 Sheetmetal Model Fundamentals
Module 3 Creating Primary Sheetmetal Wall Features
Module 4 Creating Secondary Sheetmetal Wall Features
Module 5 Bending and Unbending Sheetmetal Models
Module 6 Sheetmetal Form Features
Module 7 Modifying Sheetmetal Models
Module 8 Sheetmetal Setup and Tools
Module 9 Detailing Sheetmetal Designs
Module 10 Design Project
Overview

This course is designed for experienced users
who want to add additional features to meet
or exceed the design specifications of their
products.
In this course, you will learn advanced
analysis skills unrelated to structural or thermal
analysis. You will learn how to analyze your
models and create analysis features that can
enforce your design intent. You will also learn
how to create sensitivity and feasibility studies
that help you determine how to reach your
design goals. Furthermore, you will learn
how to create optimization design studies that
enable you to configure the dimensions and
parameters that Creo Parametric can change
to meet your design specifications. After
completing this course, you will be prepared to
work on critical component designs using Creo
Parametric Behavioral Modeling.
Course Objectives
Apply the behavioral modeling process and

concepts to your designs
Create measurement analysis features
Create relation, motion, Creo Simulate, and MS
Excel analysis features
Create user-defined analysis features
Conduct sensitivity analyses
Conduct feasibility and optimization studies
Prerequisites

Experience with MS Excel, Mechanism Design, Creo Simulate, and Creo Mechanism Dynamics
Extension is useful but not required
Audience
This course is intended for product designers and engineers. People in related roles will also benefit
from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Behavioral Modeling Process
Module 2 Creating Measurement Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 3 Creating Model Property Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 4 Creating Analysis Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 5 Creating User-Defined Analysis Features on Creo Parametric Models
Module 6 Conducting Design Studies and Optimizing Models
Module 7 Project
Update to Creo Parametric 3.0 (M020) from Creo Parametric
2.0
Overview

multiple planes.
Course Objectives

Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Creo Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Parametric 3.0
Prerequisites
Audience
Table of Contents
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to machine
products using Creo Parametric manufacturing
tools. This course covers creating tool paths
for three axis milling machines. During the
course, you will learn how to complete each
phase of the manufacturing process. You will
start by creating manufacturing models and
configuring the manufacturing environment.
This will include configuring tools, fixtures,
and machining operations. You will then learn
how to create milling sequences, holemaking
sequences, and post-process cutter location
(CL) data to create machine code. After
completing the course, you will be able to
create numerical control (NC) programs for
milling machines and post-process cutter
location (CL) data to create machine specific
code.
Course Objectives
Understand the manufacturing process

Create and configure manufacturing models
Configure the manufacturing environment
Create and modify milling sequences
Create and modify holemaking sequences
Use the process manager to create NC
sequences
Post-process cutter location (CL) data
Prerequisites
Introduction to Creo Parametric Fundamentals (Web Based Training) or equivalent experience
Audience
This course is intended for manufacturing engineers and NC machinists

Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Manufacturing
Module 2 Creating Manufacturing Models
Module 3 Configuring Operations
Module 4 Using Reference Models
Module 5 Using Workpiece Models
Module 6 Creating and Using NC Model Assemblies
Module 7 Creating and Configuring a Work Center
Module 8 Creating and Configuring Tools
Module 9 Using Template Manufacturing Models
Module 10 Using Manufacturing Parameters
Module 11 Creating Face Milling Sequences
Module 12 Creating Volume Milling Sequences
Module 13 Creating Profile Milling Sequences
Module 14 Creating Straight Cut Surface Milling Sequences
Module 15 Creating From Surface Isolines Surface Milling Sequences
Module 16 Creating Cut Line Surface Milling Sequences
Module 17 Advanced Surface Milling Options
Module 18 Creating Roughing and Re-roughing Sequences
Module 19 Creating Finishing Sequences
Module 20 Creating Trajectory Milling Sequences
Module 21 Creating Holemaking Sequences
Module 22 Creating Engraving Sequences
Module 23 Using the Process Manager
Module 24 Creating and Post-Processing CL Data Files
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use Flexible
Modeling tools to edit existing geometry on
parametric models. The Flexible Modeling
process typically involves initially selecting
model surfaces, then refining the selected
surface set using smart selection tools, and
finally modifying the selected geometry by
applying transformation tools, patterning tools,
or symmetry tools.
Course Objectives
Understand Flexible Modeling basics

Apply shape surface selection
Perform flexible move operations on geometry
Perform flexible transform operations on
geometry
Use the various transform options
Attach and remove geometry
Understand and recognize how the system
handles rounds and chamfers
Create and recognize patterns and symmetry,
and propagate changes
Prerequisites
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Flexible Modeling
Module 2 Shape Surface Selection
Module 3 Flexible Move
Module 4 Flexible Transforms
Module 5 Transform Options
Module 6 Attaching and Removing Geometry
Module 7 Rounds and Chamfers
Module 8 Patterns and Symmetry
Overview

Creo Options Modeler to create configurable
assemblies. You will begin by exploring a
completed configurable assembly that has
multiple variations created. You will then
learn how to establish interchangeability
between components, and how to create and
assemble configurable products, configurable
modules, and module variants. Then, you will
become familiar with the creation of options
and choices, which will enable you to explore
usage of the Variant Builder to configure
assembly variants. Finally, you learn how to
leverage an existing design assembly and
develop a configurable product assembly
containing multiple design variations.
Course Objectives
Understand and use Creo Options Modeler

Create interchange assemblies
Create configurable modules and products
Define options and choices
Utilize configurable assemblies
Understand how to manage large Options
Modeler assemblies with and without Windchill
Prerequisites

Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Options Modeler
Module 2 Creating Interchange Assemblies
Module 3 Creating Configurable Modules and Products
Module 4 Defining Options and Choices
Module 5 Utilizing Configurable Assemblies
Module 6 The Options Modeler with Very Large Assemblies and Windchill
Module 7 Project
Introduction to Creo Schematics 3.0
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use Creo
Schematics to create schematic diagrams for
both electrical harness and piping designs.
You will also learn how to administer the Creo
Schematics working environment, configure
the catalog library, and create functional block
diagrams and block interconnect diagrams.
In addition, you will learn how to create
electrical circuit diagrams, wiring diagrams
(including wire interconnect diagrams), and
process and instrumentation design diagrams
for piping systems. Finally, you will learn
how to use wiring diagrams and process and
instrumentation design diagrams to configure
3-D harness designs and industrial piping
designs created within Creo Parametric.
Course Objectives
Understand the 2-D schematic design

processes for electrical harness designs and
piping designs
Configure the Creo Schematics working
environment
Create and configure the catalog library
Create functional block diagrams (including
block interconnect diagrams)
Create circuit diagrams
Create wiring diagrams (including wire
interconnect diagrams)
Create process and instrumentation design
diagrams
Communicate diagram information to Creo
Parametric
Prerequisites
None
Audience
This course is intended for engineers involved in the schematic 2-D layout of either electrical
diagrams or piping diagrams. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Creo Schematics
Module 2 Configuring the Working Environment
Module 3 Configuring Designs and Diagram Sheets
Module 4 Configuring Catalog Properties
Module 5 Creating Design Templates and Template Sheets
Module 6 Using Creo Schematics Tools
Module 7 Creating Catalog Artifacts
Module 8 Creating and Configuring a Central Catalog
Module 9 Reviewing Designs
Module 10 Instancing and Manipulating Objects
Module 11 Creating Block Diagrams
Module 12 Creating Circuit Diagrams
Module 13 Creating Wiring Diagrams
Module 14 Creating Interconnect Diagrams
Module 15 Creating P and ID Diagrams
Module 16 Using Schematic Design Data in Creo Parametric Harness and Piping Designs
Module 17 Using Pro/DIAGRAM Information
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to create 3-D
electrical harnesses using Creo Parametric
3.0. This includes using Creo Schematics
to pass schematic diagram information into
the 3-D harness designs created within
Creo Parametric 3.0. You will learn how
to route electrical harnesses both with and
without schematic diagram information,
create flattened harnesses for manufacturing,
and document harness designs by creating
flattened harness drawings that include
customized BOM tables and wire list
information.
A significant portion of the course is devoted
to a cabling design project, during which you
will create a full wiring harness with minimal
picks and clicks to solidify techniques learned
previously in the course.
After successfully completing the course, you
will be able to create 3-D electrical harnesses
and associated manufacturing deliverables
using Creo Parametric 3.0. Optionally, you
may wish to attend the Introduction to Creo
Schematics course. This will enable a full
understanding of the schematic design process
used to provide schematic data for the creation
of electrical harness assemblies in Creo
Parametric 3.0.
Course Objectives
Understand the basic Creo Parametric cabling

process
Create harness assembly structures
Set up for cabling
Route wires and cables
Modify wire routings
Route and utilize networks
Establish logical references
Create harness components and cosmetics
Create a flat harness
Document harness designs
Navigate through a comprehensive design
project
Prerequisites

Introduction to Creo Schematics 3.0 (optional)
Audience
This course is intended for engineers involved in the 3-D routing and documenting of electrical wiring
and cabling harnesses. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Cabling Process
Module 2 Creating Harness Assembly Structures
Module 3 Setting Up for Cabling
Module 4 Routing Wires and Cables
Module 5 Modifying Wire Routings
Module 6 Routing and Utilizing Networks
Module 7 Establishing Logical References
Module 8 Routing Wires and Cables using Logical Data
Module 9 Creating Harness Components and Cosmetics
Module 10 Creating Flat Harnesses
Module 11 Documenting Harness Designs
Module 12 Project (Creo Schematics-Based)
Module 13 Project (Manual Routing)
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to manually
create (non-specification-driven) mechanical
piping designs using Creo Parametric 3.0. This
includes learning how to configure pipelines,
route pipelines, and insert pipe fittings such
as valves and reducers. You will also learn
how to create specification-driven industrial
piping designs using Creo Parametric 3.0.
This includes learning how to use schematic
diagrams created with Creo Schematics to
drive 3-D industrial piping designs created
within Creo Parametric 3.0. Finally, you learn
how to document piping designs by creating
drawings that include BOM tables, pipe bend
tables, and engineering information, as well
as how to export ISOGEN format files for
creating pipeline, spool, and systems isometric
drawings.
Course Objectives
Understand the manual piping design process

Understand the specification-driven piping
design process
Create piping assembly structures
Configure and route pipelines
Move and modify pipelines
Create pipe solids and fabricate pipes
Configure and insert fittings
Create piping report information
Create piping drawings
Configure a piping specification database
Configure project specific data files
Create specification-driven pipelines
Create schematic driven pipelines
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for engineers who are involved in the 3-D routing of mechanical piping
systems and industrial piping systems. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Piping
Module 2 Creating Piping Assembly Structures
Module 3 Configuring and Routing Pipelines
Module 4 Moving and Modifying Pipelines
Module 5 Configuring and Inserting Fittings
Module 6 Creating Solid Pipeline Models
Module 7 Gathering Piping Information
Module 8 Creating Piping Drawings
Module 9 Specification Database Overview
Module 10 Setting Up Specification Databases Piping
Module 11 Setting Up Specification Databases Fittings
Module 12 General Master Catalog Files
Module 13 Configuring Project-Specific Data Files
Module 14 Specification-Driven Routing and Inserting Fittings
Module 15 Using Creo Schematics Process and Instrumentation Diagrams Data
Module 16 Schematic Driven Pipeline Modeling
Module 17 Using ISOGEN PCF Data
Overview

The Mold application provides the tools
necessary to create a mold model from start
to finish using the mold design process within
Creo Parametric 3.0. In this course, you will
learn how to create, modify, and analyze mold
components and assemblies. Any changes
made to the design model automatically
propagate to the mold components and
assemblies. You will also learn how to create
final extract components that reflect the
geometry of the design model, along with
shrinkage considerations, adequate drafting,
mold features, and cooling systems. After
understanding of the mold design process and
how to create molded products using the mold
design process.
Course Objectives
Learn the basic mold process

Prepare design models for the mold process
Analyze design models to ensure their
readiness for molding
Create mold models
Apply shrinkage to the reference model
Create and assemble workpieces into the mold
model
Create mold volumes
Create parting lines and parting surfaces
Split mold volumes
Extract mold components
Create mold features
Fill and open a mold
Prerequisites

Basic understanding of mold design terminology and processes
Knowledge of Creo Parametric surfacing techniques is a plus
Audience
This course is intended for designers, machinists, and manufacturing engineers. People in related
roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Creo Parametric Basic Mold Process
Module 2 Design Model Preparation
Module 3 Design Model Analysis
Module 4 Mold Models
Module 5 Shrinkage
Module 6 Workpieces
Module 7 Mold Volume Creation
Module 8 Parting Lines
Module 9 Skirt Surfaces
Module 10 Parting Surface Creation
Module 11 Splitting Mold Volumes
Module 12 Mold Component Extraction
Module 13 Mold Features Creation
Module 14 Filling and Opening the Mold
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to use the
Style environment to create and manipulate
surfaces details and advanced surface
models. You will also learn how to integrate
style features with other parametric features
in design models. After completing this
course, you will be well prepared to design
complex-shaped surface models in Creo
Parametric.
In Creo Parametric, you can create surface
models using the Style modeling environment.
The Style modeling environment is a
spline-based freeform modeler that enables
you to combine the parametric feature-based
modeling approach with the unconstrained
surface modeling approach. This gives you the
flexibility to design complex-shaped products
in a single modeling environment. The Style
tool is available through the Interactive Surface
Design Extension (ISDX).
Course Objectives
Describe the style surface modeling process

Describe the style surface modeling concepts
Create initial style curves
Develop style surface models
Use advanced tools and techniques for defining
style shapes
Create smooth style surface models
Integrate style and parametric features
Use techniques for creating common detailed
shapes
Create complex, high quality style surface
models
Prerequisites
Audience
This course is intended for design engineers and mechanical designers who need to create styled
surface geometry. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Style Surface Modeling Process
Module 2 Understanding Style Surface Modeling Concepts
Module 3 Creating Initial Style Curves
Module 4 Developing Style Surface Models
Module 5 Advanced Tools and Techniques for Defining Style Shapes
Module 6 Creating Smooth Style Surface Models
Module 7 Integrating Style and Parametric Features
Module 8 Techniques for Creating Common Detailed Shapes
Module 9 Creating Complex, High Quality Style Surface Models
Overview

In this course, you will learn about creating
mechanism connections, configuring the
mechanism model, creating a kinematic
analysis, and evaluating results. Mechanism
Design using Creo Parametric is designed
for experienced users who want to add
motion to their models by creating mechanism
connections and servo motors. In Creo
Parametric you can add motion to your models
using the standard mechanism functionality,
often referred to as the Mechanism Design
Extension (MDX). These topics will enable
you to simulate the range of motion between
components in your moving assemblies,
create gear connections that simulate the gear
ratios, create Cam connections that enable
Creo Parametric parts to push other parts
they come into contact with, and check for
collisions between moving components. After
completing this course, you will be prepared
to work on mechanism designs using Creo
Parametric Mechanism Design.
Course Objectives
Introduce the mechanism design process

Create mechanism connections
Configure motion and analysis
Evaluate analysis results
Prerequisites
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Mechanism Design Process
Module 2 Creating Mechanism Connections
Module 3 Configuring Motion and Analysis
Overview

advanced modeling and analysis skills.
Topics will include developing the 3-D
model, analyzing the mechanism model, and
evaluating results. This course is designed
for those with experience who want to add
motion to their products and analyze dynamic
reactions of moving components. These
topics will enable you to measure dynamic
reactions of components, measure the force
required to keep a mechanism balanced, and
determine the resting state of a mechanism.
prepared to work on mechanism designs using
Creo Parametric Mechanism Dynamics Option
(MDO).
Course Objectives
Understand the mechanism dynamics option

Apply force motors, springs, and dampers to
assemblies
Apply forces, torques, and gravity to assemblies
Create dynamic analyses
Create force balance analyses
Create static analyses
Measure forces, velocities, accelerations, and
other reactions
Evaluate results
Prerequisites

Mechanism Design using Creo Parametric
Audience
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to the Mechanism Simulation Process
Module 2 Adding Dynamic Entities to a Mechanism
Module 3 Analyzing the Mechanism Model
Module 5 Project
Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric
3.0
Overview

In this course, you will learn how to create an
MBD model using a start part. You will discover
how annotate mode provides the tools to
create an MBD model using the MBD process
within Creo Parametric 3.0. You will also learn
about creating 3-D annotations and how to
utilize them in combined states. You will create
layer states and synchronize those layer states
to combined states. You will also create and
modify various annotation elements, including
dimensions, ordinate dimensions, set datum
tags, geometric tolerances, surface finishes,
symbols, notes, and datum targets. After
understanding of the MBD process and how to
create MBD models using the MBD process.
a whole.
Course Objectives
Understand the introduction to Model Based

Definition
Prepare models for annotation
Create annotation elements
Modify annotation elements
Complete combination states
Publish for technical data packages
Prerequisites
Core Creo knowledge in parts and drawings

Experience in Creo modeling
Experience in Creo drawing creation
Audience
This course is intended for any CAD designer involved in creating Model Based Definition models at
his or her company. People in related roles will also benefit from taking this course.
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Model Based Definition
Module 2 Preparing Models for Annotation
Module 3 Creating Annotation Elements
Module 4 Modifying Annotation Elements
Module 5 Completing Combination States
Module 6 Publishing for Technical Data Packages
Overview

In this course, you will learn about core
modeling skills. This comprehensive,
hands-on course is specifically designed for
existing SolidWorks users who want to become
proficient with Creo Parametric as quickly as
possible. Topics include understanding the
interface and basic Creo Parametric concepts,
selecting and editing, sketching tools, and
basic feature, part, and assembly creation.
The course also includes a comprehensive
After completing the course, you will be well
a whole.
Course Objectives

process
Utilize internal sketches
Complete a comprehensive design project
Prerequisites
Knowledge of SolidWorks, including an understanding of solid modeling, feature-based, parametric,

and associative concepts
Audience
This course is intended for product designers, drafters, and industrial/conceptual designers. People
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Creo 3.

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Advanced Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0

Advanced Assembly Design using Creo Parametric 3.0

Introduction to Creo Simulate 3.0

Detailing using Creo Parametric 3.0

Surfacing using Creo Parametric 3.0

Sheetmetal using Creo Parametric 3.0

Milling using Creo Parametric 3.0

Introduction to Creo Direct 3.0

Flexible Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0

Introduction to Creo Layout 3.0

Introduction to Creo Options Modeler 3.0

Piping using Creo Parametric 3.0

Behavioral Modeling using Creo Parametric 3.0

Cabling using Creo Parametric 3.0

Mold Design using Creo Parametric 3.0

Mechanism Design using Creo Parametric 3.0

Mechanism Simulation using Creo Parametric 3.0

Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric 3.0

Creo Parametric 3.0 for SolidWorks Users

Course Code TRN-4500-T

Course Code TRN-4501-T

Course Code TRN-4502-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Course Code TRN-4503-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Course Code TRN-4504-T

Three months of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0 or Creo Parametric experience

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Course Code TRN-4506-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Course Code TRN-4507-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Course Code TRN-4508-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric Fundamentals (Web Based Training) or equivalent experience

This course is intended for manufacturing engineers and NC machinists

Course Code TRN-4510-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric or equivalent experience

Course Code TRN-4511-T

Understand Flexible Modeling basics

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 or equivalent experience

Module 1 Introduction to Flexible Modeling

Course Code TRN-4512-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 (optional)

Course Code TRN-4513-T

Understand and use Creo Options Modeler

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0

Module 1 Introduction to Creo Options Modeler

Course Code TRN-4516-T

Understand the manual piping design process

Introduction to Creo Parametric 3.0 or equivalent experience

Module 1 Introduction to Piping

Module 6 Creating Solid Pipeline Models

Module 12 General Master Catalog Files

Course Code TRN-4520-T

Introduction to Creo Parametric or equivalent experience

Course Code TRN-4515-T

Understand the basic Creo Parametric cabling