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PTC Academic Program
Who is PTC: The Product Development Company
PTC:
Our Customers:
Boston-area, USA based Technology Leader
in Product Development Software and Services
World Leading Product Development Companies
and Retail Establishments
$1.02B
5000+
27,000+
Revenue in
fiscal year 2010
employees in
18 countries
worldwide
Outgrew
Industry
2004-2009
PTC PLM*
customers
utilizing
600,000
active seats
Winning
4,000+
new customers
22 strategic
displacements in per year across
7 key industry
FY10- FY11
verticals
*Source: AMR Research, CIMdata, IDC and company estimates
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PTC Academic Program
K12 Schools
Colleges & Universities
Engineers of the Future
Inspiring a new generation of
technological thinkers with:
Delivering a modern product
development education with:
A continued commitment to the
engineering pipeline:
• Free software
• Free standards based curriculum
• Inspiring STEM orientated
programs
• Industry standard software,
calculation and collaboration
solutions
• Industry recognized training and
assessments
• Continuing professional development
• Global Services Academy fast track
graduate
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PTC: The Product Development Company
Why Partner with PTC?
7 Key Industry Verticals:
 27,000+ companies in 7
key industrial verticals.
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 Our customers employ over
1M+ engineers from every
engineering degree and
discipline.
7. Education
Primary School (K-5)
Secondary School (6-12)
Higher Education
 PTC customers provide
arguably the best
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environment for young
engineers embarking upon
Engineer of
the Future
their career.
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North America Academic Program Coverage
State of Illinois
North America Academic Program
Top Mechanical Engineering Programs
•8,015 Active seats
• In 16 Academic Institutions
•Averaging 71 hours of taught input
•Top Ten Ranked Schools
World-Leading Product
Development Companies
•12,089 Active Seats
•1,424 Commercial Customers
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Product Overview
Remove the barriers and
frustrations in CAD teaching
• By combining truly easy to use
applications such as 3D direct,
superior capability in 3D parametric
with free personal editions for ALL
students and free training options for
the instructor, teaching the
technology demanded by worlds
leading product development
companies has never been easier.
Combine text, natural math, and
graphics in a single worksheet
• With Mathcad’s easy-to-use and
powerful mathematical capabilities
your students will engage in problem
solving and model development in
an dynamic environment that
combines text, natural math, and
graphics in a single worksheet.
Stop teaching feature function and
start unlocking potential
• Configure your own course and
distance learning programs from
3,000 hours of online content,
integrate your own content and
monitor student progress with 800+
modeling and theory based
assessments recognized by 27,000
companies worldwide.
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What does Creo mean for Education?
Removes the barriers and frustrations in teaching Computer-Aided Design.
Usability
Interoperability
Technology Lock-In
Challenge:
Challenge:
Challenge:
“For years educators have had
arguments over ease of use, but the
solution was always fundamentally
the same, 3D parametric Modeling.
Can one 3D parametric modeler really
be all that much easier to use than
the next?”
“Often the learning curve
synonymous with early CAD
adoption in education is associated
with new users having to navigate a
complex user interface and breadth
of functionality despite only using a
small portion of it at first.”
“Educators have limited class time
within which to deliver an education
never mind contemplating moving
curriculum, demo models and parts
that have been painstakingly
created and refined over the years
to a new CAD platform.”
AnyMode
Modeling™
AnyRole
Apps™
AnyData
Adoption™
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Creo solves the three main challenges in Teaching CAD:
Ease of Use
AnyMode Modeling
Creo offers the ability to freely mix-and-match between
superior capabilities in 3D Parametric with truly easy-to-use
applications such as 3D Direct.
 Which package?
Give your students an insight into multiple CAD paradigms
while teaching only one user interface.
• 2D Detailing
• 3D Direct
• 3D Parametric
• Analysis
• Machining
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Usability: AnyMode Modeling
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Modules Include:
 Part Modeling
– All the functionality you need for part modeling, surfacing, and
sheetmetal
 Mechanical Design and Simulation
– Virtually simulate reactions to acceleration and weight
 Mechanical Analysis
– Predict and analyze structural, thermal and fatigue performance
 Design Detailing
– Create 2D and 3D measured drawings and bill of materials
 Manufacturing
– Robust NC programming capabilities for production machining and
analysis
 One User Interface
– No need to teach additional user interfaces or purchase additional
third party products
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Creo solves the three main challenges in Teaching CAD:
Interoperability
 AnyRole Apps- The right tool for the right
user at the right time.
No need to navigate a complex interface despite accessing only a small
percentage of the functionality at first.
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Also Included:
 PTC is offering a FREE seat of Creo Elements/Pro Schools
Edition to any student of a college or university that has the
PTC University Plus Program.
Creo Elements/Pro Schools Edition Modules
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Creo Elements/Pro
Ability to create parts, assemblies and drawings
Creo Elements/Pro Mechanism Design/Dynamics
Creo Elements/Pro Behavioural Modeling
Creo Elements/Pro Advanced Rendering
Creo Elements/Pro Design Animation
Sheetmetal Design
CAM Lite (Expert Machinist) – NEW
 License
– This one year timed license can be downloaded and used by
students at home, to prepare for class, complete homework
assignments and complete projects.
www.ptc.com/go/creoforschools
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Creo solves the three main challenges in Teaching CAD:
Technology Lock-In
AnyData Adoption
Instructors are unable to change CAD platform as a result of the
significant amount of time invested in curriculum, courseware and
demo parts.
 Stop Teaching CAD
– Enable students to learn advanced CAD, CAM and CAE functionality
with no impact on class time.
– Replace expensive textbooks with dynamic content that is not
rendered obsolete as a result of new software releases.
– Configure your own courses and distance learning programs without
the need to create time consuming content by choosing from over
3,000 hours of best practice tutorials.
– Assess students modeling capability with Expert Model Analysis.
Request a trial today at:
[email protected]
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Also included:
 Professional development options for the
instructor.
– Free face to face training class at a PTC Training location
every year.
– Free access to PTC's extensive eLearning Libraries for
faculty or adjunct staff
– Free tutorials and manuals to compliment your training
class and to use as courseware and curriculum
 Other support resources
 A vibrant online user
community
• Free online tutorials published by
users
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Mathcad
 MathCAD allows students to document
mathematical work on a virtual whiteboard that
integrates text, live math and graphics into a
single environment.
– Type math equations, combine text, images, graphs
and equations all on the same page
– Write lecture notes & lab assignments in a
WYSIWIG environment
– Quickly develop .avi animation illustrating
mathematical concepts
– Create problem sets and solutions in the same
environment
– Fully integrated with Creo Parametric, with
associations to 3D models
Download a trial today at:
ptc.com/trymathcad15
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Why partner with PTC:
 Free professional development options every year for instructors.
 Free distance learning options for adjunct faculty.
 Remove the need to create time consuming content by configuring classes
from over 3,000 hours of existing online content and assessments.
 Use PTC University online content to increase enrollment by offering
distance learning courses.
 Reduce budget costs by removing the need for additional software
platforms such as CNC.
 Give your students access to the design tools used by 27,000 of the
worlds leading product development companies.
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