CAD & Design
Best Practices 3D & 2D
A practical course on disciplined modelling and drawing workflows in Creo Parametric, covering 3D part and assembly design and the preparation of 2D production drawings. The focus is model quality, standardisation, and clear, manufacturable documentation.
KEY FACTS
DURATION
18 h
FORMAT
Online
LEVEL
Introductory
LANGUAGE
Ukrainian (technical terminology and materials in English)
PRICE
On request
Overview
What this course covers
This course addresses the methods that separate a working CAD model from one that is reliable, standardised, and ready for production. It covers Creo Parametric workflows for 3D parts and assemblies and for 2D drawing preparation, organised around practices used in industrial engineering work rather than abstract feature lists.
The 3D portion covers parts — colours and materials, view properties, annotations and model-based annotations, family tables and representations, and multibody and boolean operations — and assemblies, including top-down and bottom-up methods, component interface features, skeleton models, frameworks, and standard fasteners. The 2D portion covers drawing preparation end to end: sheet formats, view types and positioning, scales, section views, geometric tolerances, notes, symbols, and bills of materials with balloons.
The stated emphasis is reducing modelling and documentation errors and improving model readability and manufacturability.
OUTCOMES
What you'll learn
Build clean, well-structured 3D parts in Creo Parametric using consistent CAD standards
Apply colours and materials, view properties, annotations, and model-based annotations to parts
Work with family tables, representations, multibody modelling, and boolean operations
Construct assemblies using top-down and bottom-up methods, component interface features, skeleton models, and frameworks
Apply standard fasteners and assembly practices used in production work
Prepare 2D production drawings: sheet formats, view types and positioning, scales, section views, geometric tolerances, notes, symbols, and BOMs with balloons
Reduce modelling and documentation errors and improve the readability and manufacturability of CAD output
CURRICULUM
Program structure
M1
3D design (parts and assemblies)
9 h
M2
2D design (sheet formats, views, scales, section views, geometric tolerances, notes, symbols, BOMs and balloons).
9 h
AUDIENCE
Who this course is for
Mechanical engineers and CAD designers working in Creo Parametric
Creo users who already work with basic modelling tools and want to raise model and drawing quality
Engineers preparing production documentation and working with assemblies and manufacturing drawings
REQUIREMENTS
Prerequisites
- Working familiarity with Creo Parametric and basic 3D modelling tools.
DELIVERY
Format & delivery
Delivered online
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