About the Tool & Die Designing using Creo Course

Welcome to this 6-weeks Tool and Die Designing using Creo Course. To validate your learning, you will be working on an industry-relevant project at the end of this course for 1-week. Tool and die designing is a part of mechanical engineering that deals with manufacturing necessary dies and tools for large scale production. 

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Learning Outcomes

After completion of this course, you can gain knowledge in,

• Designing fundamentals of PTC Creo
• Designing of production aiding components such as jigs and fixture
• Tool designing for the manufacture of plastic components & sheet metals
• CNC programming 
• Basics of GD&T

Who can enroll in this course?

1. Students pursuing engineering (B.Tech/M.Tech) in fields of mechanical, production, automobile engineering.
2.  Engineers who want to start a business in this domain,

Career opportunities

Learning  Tool and Die Designing using Creo is very helpful to get a job in the field of designing in various companies. It is also useful for people who want to become an entrepreneur in the field of mechanical. 

Why our Tool & Die Designing using Creo course?

• We at Zikshaa believe in an approach of learning by doing, which is proven the best for any subject. So we offer a project on Tool and Die Designing at the end of this course.
• Every consecutive video will improve your subjective understanding in a systematic order which will be helpful to understand.
• We have made our videos brief and focused on one or a few aspects to make them easier for reference. We also sketched each lesson to be a stand-alone lesson.
• Our lectures will not only guide you about the designing but will also guide you towards the basics of Geometric Dimension & Tolerance (GD&T).

Certificate of Completion

Having a certificate will help you showcase your skills to prospective clients as well as companies. Also, some of the powerful ways to showcase your skills are:

• Including your Certificate of Completion on your resume
• Posting your Certificate of Completion to your online profiles such as LinkedIn
• Staying connected with your classmates and mentors