This course is unique because it is taught specifically to engineers and industrial designers interested in communicating early renditions or early designs to managers.

This Creo training course is developed for seasoned users who realize they can learn new techniques and workflow to become more proficient us an engineer. As with any of Design Engine heavy user training workshops the course curriculum is open for your team’s customization needs, however we may make suggestions for part, assembly, detailing & making changes utilizing Creo per topics and discussions listed on this page.

General principles of product rendering as related specifically to Alias StudioTools.

Students will learn specific workflow and work with more advanced Alias Studio surface models.

General principles of product design as related specifically to manufacturing. This is not an A-Class surfacing workshop.

Students will learn about Alias Studio surface modeling, and discuss general modeling approaches relating specifically to Alias Studio Tools.

General Principles of modeling in the automotive industry.

While most training providers or Software resellers don’t know what an industrial designer is, this course is specifically designed for seasoned industrial designers who have a working knowledge of Alias Studio or Rhino 3D. To Learn Creo effectively this course combines solid and surface modeling techniques utilizing the latest version of Creo. This is an intensive seven day course specifically for industrial designers and can also be administered in a two week format to maximize the learning potential.

This 4-week comprehensive course is best suited to prepare design engineers or design technicians by learning Creo & skills to gain employment. The course can run consecutive or nonconsecutive to complete the four weeks. In this course we also make available the Design Engine database for submitting cover letter & resume to various companies. Read More….

This is an advanced Creo Sheetmetal course. Example sheetmetal items are small battery contacts, aircraft mounting brackets, electronics enclosures, larger stove/oven components, or auto panels to name a few.

Class is intended for design engineers looking to become experts at Creo Sheet metal all in two days. This comprehensive suite of Creo sheet metal design tools helps users create features such as walls, bends, punches, notches, forms, ribs (as sketched forms) and relief features. Using a variety of Y and K factor bend allowance calculations, designers can create a flattened state of their designs. The result is parametric, fully associative solid models of sheet metal parts and assemblies. Participants have the option to customize this course to fit project requirements.

Create FreestyleSurfaces using the new Sub’D modeler inside the Creo 1.0.

Discuss different surfacing styles and techniques using air forms as examples.

This is an advanced course for ISDX experts looking to gain knowledge understanding and workflow with the specific ‘Surface Edit’ functionality within ISDX.

This workshop has been specifically designed for those already with a high level of Pro/Surface or ISDX experience or for those who specifically took the Design Engine Level 6 Surfacing class.

This advanced Creo training course is developed for more advanced surfacing modelers who want to become experts at using Creo Surfaces. In this course we help design engineers and industrial designers leverage parent child constraints and learn how to make changes quickly to set them up for becoming experts faster. Discuss the many different Creo surfacing styles and techniques. Force rounds with Surfaces and apply Creo Surfaces on Solid geometry. Parting lines on parting surfaces. Using Sweeps and blends. Using graph features, trajpar & evalgraph. We do not read to you from an exercise or a book.

This Creo robust surfacing course is for individuals with a solid foundation in cad software and has a need to add surfacing skills. Although more than an introduction, this course sets participants up for an aggressive growth into surface modeling. Discuss the many different Creo surfacing styles and techniques. Learn with specific examples the basics of surfacing.

This Creo Surfacing training workshop has been specifically designed for those designers and design engineers who want to gain a high level of understanding using Creo surfacing all in one week. This is one of Design-engine’s most popular workshops. This course is perfect for those non degreed contractors or design engineers looking to make top dollar as surfacing experts. The sooner you take this class the sooner you will be considered an expert at Creo surfacing.

Intro to the Ansys Workbench Software. Learn how to execute analyses in a range of physics

This accelerated course is intended for designers and engineers with previous FEA experience. More emphasis on structural and thermal deformations than Level 1.

Creo training in this detailed drawing & advanced assembly class is ideal for engineers & non degreed persons plus engineers that want to be able to create their own drawings. Participants in this class will learn to prepare detail drawings with modern drawing standards. Participants have the option to customize this course to fit their specific job requirements simply ask to speak to the instructor before class starts. This Creo class can be administered on weekends or nights for more than two students.

This is a fully customized course and can come with custom training materials or videos (separate quote). Often there is only one participant in this workshop, and is always customized ahead of time. This course will not be listed in the training schedule. Below is a short list that your group may want covered.

Discuss the many different surfacing styles and techniques. Learn to create and modify Conics, Splines, Datum Curves, and Datum Points to discover unique modeling workflow. Push Graph Features and Trajpar Variables and learn to drive geometry appropriately with equations.

Use Illustrator for the marker rendering process, start to finish. Setup realistic 3D renderings using 2D tools such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

This comprehensive suite of sheet metal design tools in Creo Pro/Sheetmetal helps users create features such as walls, bends, punches, notches, forms, and relief features.

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