3 Months
Course Duration
Electrical · Wiring Harness
Master wiring harness design with Capital XC. Learn to design, route, and test harnesses using CATIA or Creo, build libraries, create harness drawings, and simulate schematics for voltage drop, fuse blowouts, and short circuits — with seamless 3D integration, industry projects, certification, and placement assistance.
Join engineers training for industry careers
3 Months
Course Duration
11+
Industry Mentors
Online / Offline
Classroom + Live
Our learners work with leading engineering companies
Skills & Tools
Tools, standards, and job-ready capabilities covered in this program.
About the Course
The Wiring Harness with Capital XC course at MechEase Institute prepares engineers for automotive electrical harness design roles. Learn Wire Harness 3D Routing in CATIA or Creo — design guidelines, wire selection, routing, connector and clip selection, and harness testing — plus Capital Harness Design for library creation, harness drawings, schematic simulation (voltage drop, fuse blown, short circuit, green report), and 3D interface workflows. Training includes live classes, 119 hours of learning, weekly one-on-one doubt sessions, industry projects, ISO certification, and placement support.
Projects Covered
Practical assignments you complete during training — clean, review-ready, and interview-ready.
Design guideline application, wire selection, 3D routing, connector and clip selection, and wire harness testing.
Library creation, harness drawings, schematic simulation for voltage drop, fuse blown, short circuit, and green report, plus 3D interface quality checks.
Hands-on HARNESS-MFG practice including flattening, model placement, and flattened harness modification for manufacturing deliverables.
End-to-end industry-oriented wiring harness and Capital XC projects for practical implementation experience.
Syllabus
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Electromechanical overview and cabling process overview foundations for harness design teams.
Cabling process overview, cabling terminology, creating a new cabling assembly, environment setup, model tree use in cabling, color settings, Config.pro setup, and initial environment setup.
Placement models, electromechanical model types and entry points, obtaining models (manual creation, vendor models, Creo Parametric connector library / CATIA), cable activation, harness part creation, and harness subassembly creation.
Manually designate models, electromechanical model parameters, assign parameters (modify, add, or delete values), and hands-on manual designation practice.
Manual spool creation (spool types, cable stripes, default spool parameters), modifying and renaming spools, storing and retrieving spool files, and iterative validation and optimization.
Wire, cable, and ribbon features with hands-on practice creating cabling features manually.
Introduction to logical reference; ref diagram, clear reference, import, compare, export, and update options; manual and auto designation using logical references; entry ports, spools, and cabling features from logical references; modifying component parameters.
Introduction to routing; route wires and cables; route with bundles (creating bundles, options, creating bundles on the fly); manual routing with and without logical references.
Cabling tab; route group (reroute segment, reroute location); modify menu; locations group; logical data and components groups; hands-on cabling assembly modification.
System bill of materials, cabling information, location information, and deliverables generation practice.
HARNESS-MFG introduction and file structure; harness flattening (manual, fan, auto-flattening); model placement in a flattened harness; modifying a flattened harness (modify, twist, move segment, break, bend, delete); harness information (2D-3D info, component, wire list, flat status, branch info).
Creating 2D harness drawings in Capital Harness XC; adding bundles, connectors, terminals, splices, wires, and insulations; hands-on Capital Harness XC (2D) practice.
Industry-oriented wiring harness projects and Capital Harness XC projects for portfolio-ready implementation experience.
Placement-ready support beyond classroom training
Craft a clear engineering resume that highlights tools, projects, and domain skills employers scan for.
Learn how to explain technical work, problem-solving, and project decisions with confidence.
Mock interviews with industry professionals plus actionable feedback before real hiring rounds.
Access internship pathways with partner companies to gain practical exposure at no extra cost.
Register Yourself
Join live online or classroom batches for Wiring Harness 3D Routing and Capital Harness XC. Talk to our team for demo class, fees, and upcoming batch dates.
ISO Certificate · 100% Placement Assistance · Online or Offline
FAQ
The full course runs for 3 months, with around 3 lectures of 1.5 hours each week and 119 hours of total training.
You will learn Capital Harness XC along with Wire Harness 3D Routing using CATIA or Creo for design, routing, libraries, drawings, and manufacturing deliverables.
Yes. The course offers live online classes with offline and online support, plus weekly one-on-one doubt solving sessions.
Yes. Students complete industry-oriented wiring harness and Capital XC projects covering 3D routing, connectors, harness manufacturing, and 2D harness drawings.
Yes. Students who complete the curriculum receive an ISO-verified course completion certificate.
Yes. Placement support is included along with resume preparation, interview guidance, and practice interview readiness.