Learning Pro/ENGINEER

[danza]

I'm just starting out with Pro/ENGINEER after learning AutoCAD a year or so ago, and need some form of tutorial. I don't really want to spend 60 quid on a book, so does anyone know of a decent tutorial that starts with the basics and builds up to fairly advanced techniques etc?

Most engineering design jobs want someone proficient in either Pro/ENGINEER or SolidWorks as well as AutoCAD, so I really need to expand my knowledge to parametric software, hence this thread.

I have plenty of ideas of things to model from work, so I'll be able to get some 'real world' experience with it, not just limited to tutorials.

 

[Simian]

I'd be interested in this also, due to...

Most engineering design jobs want someone proficient in either Pro/ENGINEER or SolidWorks as well as AutoCAD, so I really need to expand my knowledge to parametric software, hence this thread.

I've got 20 odd years experience in AutoCAD but most jobs now ask for Pro/E or Solidworks!!

 

[Ovr]

Solidworks here, Pro/ENGINEER got chucked a bit back and is now called something else, I think it's Creo Elements?

I'd really avoid learning Pro/ENGINEER unless you have to, Solidworks, SolidEdge ST3/4 (no history tree), or Inventor are your best bet.