CAD & Design
Advanced Surface Modeling in CREO
An applied course in advanced surface modeling with Creo Parametric, working from curve networks through composite surfaces to solid geometry. It covers boundary surfaces, G2 continuity, trimming, blends, and offsets, ending with a complete blade model.
KEY FACTS
DURATION
16 h
FORMAT
Online
LEVEL
Advanced
LANGUAGE
Ukrainian (technical terminology and materials in English)
PRICE
On request
Overview
What this course covers
This course works through advanced surface modeling in Creo Parametric — the creation, control, and manipulation of complex surfaces. It is built around progressive, example-based exercises rather than abstract theory, moving from curve construction to surface generation and then to solid geometry derived from composite surfaces.
The material covers the surface toolset an engineer needs for complex shapes: spline-based curve networks, composite surface trimming and merging, boundary surfaces of the first and second type, G2 continuity, variable-section modeling, smooth blends, tangent transitions, and surface offsets. Each technique is taught against a worked example.
The course closes with a complete blade model, applying the techniques in sequence on one part.
OUTCOMES
What you'll learn
Construct and manage curve networks, including projected curves, intersection curves, and splines with controlled curvature
Build, trim, merge, and intersect composite surfaces, and patch and extend surfaces along tangents
Derive solid geometry from composite surfaces, including trimming a solid along a silhouette curve
Build boundary surfaces of the first and second type and set their boundary and transition conditions
Control surface continuity to G2 between sheet surfaces and across curve grids
Apply variable-section modeling, smooth blends, tangent transitions, and surface offsets
Model a complete blade as a worked application of the full toolset
CURRICULUM
Program structure
M1
Simple mesh of curves
1 h
M2
Spline mesh of curves
1 h
M3
Composite surface trimming
1 h
M4
Obtaining a body from a composite surface
1 h
M5
Patch
1 h
M6
Trimming along the silhouette curve
1 h
M7
Boundary surfaces of the first type
1 h
M8
Boundary surfaces of the second type
1 h
M9
Surfaces and curves G2
2 h
M10
Variable cross-section drawing
1 h
M11
Smooth blends
1 h
M12
Tangent transition to surfaces
1 h
M13
Different types of displacements
1 h
M14
Creating a shell
1 h
M15
Creating a blade model
1 h
AUDIENCE
Who this course is for
Engineers already working in Creo who want to move from solid modeling into advanced surface and freeform geometry
Designers handling complex shapes, freeform surfaces, and surface-critical components
Engineers in mechanical product development and industrial design who need controlled surface quality and continuity
REQUIREMENTS
Prerequisites
- Working experience in Creo Parametric part modeling — this is an advanced course and assumes the modeling fundamentals are in place.
DELIVERY
Format & delivery
Delivered online
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