Siemens UG-NX 8.5 Training

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Siemens UG-NX 8.5 Training Course Overview

Siemens UG-NX 8.5 training imparts the skills required for improving the efficiency and speed throughout the product development. Participants learn how to create conceptual designs; perform 3D modeling; and accomplish documentation. This Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) training builds proficiency in developing part manufacturing solutions for quality inspection, machining and tooling.

Siemens PLM software NX software, formerly known as Unigraphics NX is used in training to learn the development process for computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM).

Upon the completion of this training the participants will be able to:

  • Navigate user interface
  • Exercise coordinate system and move WCS (Dynamics)
  • Perform solid modeling and use form features
  • Work on shell features and layers
  • Create edge blends and set load options
  • Working with the Assembly Navigator
  • Apply constraints and datum features
  • Create sketches, trim and extend curves
  • Explore a Master Model Assembly
  • Create drawings, drafts, annotations, dimensions, notes and labels
Prerequisites

While there is no formal pre prerequisite for this training, however candidates with a strong interest in product design and engineering are the ideal participants for this course.

Siemens UG-NX 8.5 Training Course Content

1. Overview

  • Intended Audience
  • Course Objectives
  • Prerequisites
  • How to Use This Course
  • Class Standards
  • Part File Naming
  • Seed Parts
  • Colors
  • Definitions of Terms

2. Getting Started

  • Starting NX
  • Gateway Application
  • Cue/Status Line
  • Windows File Dialogs
  • Activity — Creating a New Part
  • Opening Multiple Parts
  • Activity — Opening an Existing Part
  • Activity—Save Part As (Copying a Part)
  • Activity—Closing Parts
  • Exiting NX
  • Summary

3. The NX User Interface

  • Toolbars
  • Customizing Toolbars
  • Roles
  • Activity — Working with Toolbars
  • Activity — Working with Roles
  • Mouse Navigation
  • Mouse Pop-up Menu
  • Graphics Window View Manipulation
  • Selecting Objects
  • Preview Selection and Quick Pick
  • Activity — Manipulating Views
  • Summary

4. Coordinate Systems

  • Overview of Coordinate Systems
  • Manipulating the WCS
  • Move WCS (Dynamics)
  • Origin Handle
  • Axis Handles
  • Rotation Handles
  • Activity — Manipulating the WCS
  • Summary

5. Introduction to Solid Modeling

  • Primitives
  • Block
  • Activity — Creating a Block
  • Cylinder
  • Defining Vectors
  • Activity — Creating a Cylinder
  • Summary

6. Positional Form Features

  • Creating Form Features
  • Hole
  • Boss
  • Positioning Terminology
  • Positioning Methods
  • Activity—Positioning Holes and Bosses
  • Slot
  • Pocket
  • Pad
  • Additional Positioning Methods
  • Parameter Entry Options
  • Activity — Creating Pockets and Slots
  • Groove
  • Activity — Positioning a Groove
  • Editing the Size and Location of Form Features
  • Edit Positioning
  • Error Messages
  • Editing Features with the Part Navigator
  • Activity—Editing Positional Form Features
  • Additional Positioning Techniques
  • Summary

7. Expressions

  • Overview
  • Creating and Editing Expressions
  • Activity — Getting Familiar with Expressions
  • Summary

8. Shell

  • Shell Feature Overview
  • Creating a Shell Feature
  • Activity — Creating a Shell Feature
  • Activity — Creating a Shell and Removing Multiple Faces
  • Activity — Creating a Shell with an Alternate Thickness
  • Summary

9. Edge Operations

  • Overview
  • Edge Blend
  • Activity — Creating Edge Blends
  • Chamfer
  • Activity — Creating Chamfers
  • Summary

10. Model Construction Query

  • Visually Inspect the Part
  • Layers
  • Layer Categories
  • Moving Objects Between Layers
  • Part Navigator
  • Information
  • Distance
  • Mass Properties
  • Activity — Model Construction Query
  • Summary

11. Introduction to Assemblies

  • Definitions and Descriptions
  • Introduction to Load Options
  • Load Method
  • Load States
  • Load Failure
  • Activity — Setting Load Options
  • The Assembly Navigator
  • Node Display
  • Activity—Working with the Assembly Navigator
  • Selecting Components in the Assembly Navigator
  • Selecting Components in the Graphics Window
  • Designing in Context
  • Assembly Navigator Pop-Up Menu Options
  • Activity—working with the Assembly Navigator (continued)
  • Saving the Work Part
  • Summary

12. Adding Components & Mating Conditions

  • General Assembly Concepts.
  • Assemblies Application
  • Assemblies Pull-down Menu
  • Assemblies Toolbar
  • Adding Components to an Assembly
  • Activity—Creating an Assembly
  • Mating Conditions
  • Mate Constraint
  • Align Constraint
  • Angle Constraint
  • Parallel Constraint
  • Perpendicular Constraint
  • Center Constraint
  • Distance Constraint
  • Tangent Constraint
  • The Mating Conditions Dialog
  • Tree Listing
  • Repositioning Components
  • Activity—Mating the Nut Cracker Components
  • Summary

13. Datum Features

  • Datum Feature Overview
  • Datum Planes
  • Creating Relative Datum Planes
  • Common Datum Plane Types
  • Activity—Creating Relative Datum Planes
  • Selecting and Using Datum Planes
  • Activity—Cylindrical Faces and Datum Planes
  • Activity — Creating a Feature on a Relative Datum Plane
  • Activity—Creating a Hole Corner to Corner
  • Datum Axis
  • Datum Axis Types
  • Editing Datum Axes
  • Activity—Constraining Locations using Datums
  • Datum CSYS
  • Summary

14. Sketching

  • Sketching Overview
  • Sketches and the Part Navigator
  • Sketch Visibility
  • Creating a New Sketch
  • The Active Sketch
  • Sketch Creation Steps
  • Activity — Sketch Creation
  • Sketch Curves
  • Activity — Using the Sketch Profile Tool
  • Creating Fillets
  • Trimming and Extending Curves
  • Activity — Creating Fillets
  • Activity—Using Quick Trimand Quick Extend
  • Sketch Points
  • Dimensional Constraints
  • Activity—Adding Dimensional Constraints
  • Editing Dimensions
  • Activity — Editing Sketch Dimensions
  • Geometric Constraints
  • Show/Remove Constraints
  • Constraint Conditions
  • Activity — Adding Constraints
  • Activity — Constraining a Profile
  • Activity — Sketching and Constraining a Gasket
  • Convert To/From Reference
  • Activity—Constraint Conditions

15. Swept Features and Boolean Operations

  • Types of Swept Features
  • Extrude
  • Activity — Starting the Draglink
  • Boolean Operations
  • Start and End Limit Options
  • Extrude with Offset
  • Extrude with Draft
  • Activity—Extruding with Offsets
  • Selection Intent
  • Activity — Extruding Using Selection Intent
  • Sweep Along Guide
  • Activity—Sweeping Along an Open Guide String
  • Activity — Sweeping Along a Closed Guide String
  • Revolve
  • Activity—Creating Revolved Features
  • Activity — Adding a Revolved Feature to the Draglink
  • Activity — Extruding to a Face
  • Summary

16. Editing the Model

  • Accessing the Options to Edit Features
  • Part Navigator
  • Deleting Features
  • Update Failures
  • Activity — Edit and Delete Features
  • Activity — Using the Update Tool
  • Activity—Reordering Features with the Part Navigator
  • Delaying Model Updates
  • Move Feature
  • Reattaching a Feature
  • Activity—Re-attaching and Moving Features
  • Summary

17. Instance Arrays

  • Instance Feature
  • Rectangular Instance Array
  • Circular Instance Array
  • Activity — Rectangular Instance Array
  • Activity — Circular Instance Array
  • Activity (Optional) — Associativity of the Rotation Axis
  • Summary

18. The Master Model

  • The Assembly Modeler
  • Master Model Example
  • Activity—Exploring a Master Model Assembly
  • Activity — Creating a Non-Master Part
  • Summary

19. Introduction to Drafting

  • Working with Drawings
  • Creating New Drawing Sheets
  • Opening a Drawing
  • Editing a Drawing
  • Deleting a Drawing
  • Activity — Creating New Drawing Sheets
  • Activity—Opening and Editing Drawing Sheets
  • Drawing Monochrome Display
  • View Preferences
  • Hidden Lines
  • Smooth Edges
  • Virtual Intersections
  • Adding a Base View
  • View Creation Options Bar
  • Adding Projected Views
  • Editing Existing Views
  • Removing Views From a Drawing
  • Activity—Adding Views to a Drawing
  • Utility Symbols
  • Creating a Linear Centerline
  • Activity—Creating a Linear Centerline
  • Manually Creating a Cylindrical Centerline
  • Activity—Creating a Cylindrical Centerline
  • Dimensions
  • Annotation Preferences
  • Dimension Preferences and Placement
  • Appended Text
  • Tolerances
  • Text Orientation and Text Arrow Placement
  • Editing an Existing Dimension
  • Activity — Creating Dimensions
  • Text Creation
  • Creating Notes
  • Activity — Creating Notes and Labels
  • The Annotation Editor
  • Editing Notes
  • Activity — Creating More Notes
  • Master Model Drawing Guidelines
  • Summary

20. Expression Operators

  • Overview
  • Operators
  • Precedence and Associativity
  • Legacy Unit Conversion
  • Built-in Functions

21. Point Constructor Options

  • Overview
  • Methods to Specify a Point
  • WCS and Absolute Coordinates
  • Offset

22. Customer Defaults

  • Overview
  • Customer Defaults
  • Customer Defaults Levels
  • Setting Customer Defaults
  • USER, GROUP, and SITE directories
  • Managing Your Changes
  • Updating to a New Release of NX

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