Pro/ENGINEER Selection and Application Practice Tutorial

Author: Chief Editor of the Series Editorial Committee
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The main features of this book are as follows:
Strong Practicality: Starting from the "skill objectives" and "job objectives" readers need to master, the book provides comprehensive explanations and specific guidance through practical sections such as "Practical Content," "Practical Guidance," "Practical Q&A," and "Job Guidance." It then reinforces and enhances training through "Practical Consolidation," enabling readers to quickly grasp all the knowledge and apply it to actual work and daily life.
Strong Vocational Guidance: The book is entirely centered on "practice," simulating real work scenarios and reinforcing training through a series of practical projects, making its vocational guidance very prominent. The book begins with the basic operation methods of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, using examples as the main thread. It first introduces basic drawing commands and modeling steps, then, combining basic mechanical design knowledge and the solid modeling process of typical mechanical parts, it provides a detailed introduction to the modeling methods of various geometric shapes (including 2D and solid) and part models in Pro/ENGINEER, as well as how to achieve NC machining in Pro/ENGINEER. The book features concise and easy-to-understand language, with examples fully referencing the national standards commonly used in current industrial design. The book is entirely centered on examples, emphasizing operability, with all examples being highly representative and incorporating the design experience and techniques accumulated by the authors over their long-term use of Pro/ENGINEER. The entire book is highly suitable for students of various levels and types of schools who are about to enter the workforce. It can not only serve as an ideal textbook for Pro/ENGINEER development and design in relevant training courses but also as a practical teaching material for related majors in universities and vocational schools, as well as a practical self-study guide for computer enthusiasts.