CAD & Design
CREO Parametric (Fundamentals & Advanced)
A structured course in PTC Creo Parametric, covering part modeling, assemblies, and production drawings, then advanced features for more complex geometry and parametric work. The course moves from base operations to a practical engineering workflow.
KEY FACTS
DURATION
36 h
FORMAT
Online
LEVEL
Introductory
LANGUAGE
Ukrainian (technical terminology and materials in English)
PRICE
On request
Overview
What this course covers
The course covers PTC Creo Parametric, an industry-standard parametric CAD system. It works through the full base modeling workflow: feature-based part modeling using extrusion, rotation, sweep, draft, round, chamfer, and hole operations; building assemblies from individual components and standard parts; and producing detailed drawings with dimensions, tolerances, surface symbols, technical requirements, and a bill of materials.
The advanced part extends this with more complex 3D features — shell, helical sweep, rib, boundary blend, and blends — and with parametric and structural techniques: family tables, skeletons, equations, simplified representations, exploded views, and macros.
Both parts include dedicated practical work, so the capability the course builds is the ability to take a part or assembly from geometry definition through to a finished, dimensioned drawing set within Creo.
OUTCOMES
What you'll learn
Build feature-based part models using extrusion, rotation, sweep, draft, round, chamfer, and hole features
Construct assemblies from modeled components and place standard parts (screws, washers, nuts)
Produce detailed production drawings with views, dimensions, dimensional limits, surface roughness and tolerance symbols, technical requirements, and notes
Create and manage family tables for part variants, and generate the corresponding drawings and tables
Generate a specification (bill of materials) and prepare drawings for printing
Apply advanced 3D features — shell, helical sweep, rib, boundary blend, and parallel-section blends
Use parametric and structural tools: skeletons, equations, simplified representations, exploded views, flexibility, and macros
CURRICULUM
Program structure
Part 1 — Base (26 h):
M1
Modeling examples — Extrusion & Rotation
3 h
M2
Part modeling example
4 h
M3
Assembly component modeling
4 h
M4
Creating the drawing
4 h
M5
Model and Drawing of Family Table
4 h
M6
Creating Specification / BOM
1.5 h
M7
Printing Drawings
0.5 h
M8
Practical work
4 h
Part 2 — Advanced (10 h):
M1
3D Features
2 h
M2
Flexibility function
0.5 h
M3
Part/assembly inside assembly
0.5 h
M4
Simplified Representation
1 h
M5
Exploded View
0.5 h
M6
Skeleton
0.5 h
M7
Equations
0.5 h
M8
Macros
0.5 h
M9
Practical work
4 h
AUDIENCE
Who this course is for
Practicing engineers who need to work in PTC Creo Parametric for part and assembly modeling and production drawings
Engineers moving to Creo from another CAD system who need a structured route through both base and advanced functionality
REQUIREMENTS
Prerequisites
- No prior Creo experience required — the course starts from fundamentals. General engineering-drawing literacy is assumed.
DELIVERY
Format & delivery
Delivered online
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