Ug NX

UG NX - CAD
UG NX - CAD
Course duration : 80hrs
Session1
Introduction to Unigraphics NX 7.5, About NX Gateway, Getting Started

NX Graphical User Interface - Title bar, Menu bar, Toolbar, Radial toolbar, Selection bar, Cue and status line,
Dialog rail, Resource bar, Navigators,HD3D tools, Integrated browser, Palettes, Roles, Full screen, View
orientation- trimetric, isometric, View commands, Rotate ,Pan, Zoom in/out, Quick pick, Quick pick, categories,
Coordinate system- absolute coordinate system, WCS, Absolute coordinate, Work coordinate system. View triad,
Multiple graphics window, Information window, Keyboard accelerators, Dialog box
File management - Creating new files and about templates, Opening files, Saving files
Session 2
Creating Sketches - Profile, Line, Arc, Circle, Fillet, Chamfer, Rectangle, Polygon, Studio Spline, Fit spline,
Ellipse, Conic
Editing sketches - Quick trim, Quick extend, Make corner, Offset curve, Pattern curve, Mirror curve, Intersection
point, Derived lines
Constraints - Geometric constraints, Auto constraint, Inferred constraint, Dimensional constraints, Auto
dimension, Animate dimension, Continuous auto dimension
Session 3
Basic terminologies - Feature, Body, Solid body, Sheet, Face, Section curves, Guide curves
Feature modeling concepts
About Datum CSYS and Datum Planes
Changing units in NX
Feature modeling commands
Creating Extrude features
Extrusion by selecting a section of edges
Limits option
Boolean operation
Applying draft
Offset sketches
Session 4
Feature modeling commands Creating Revolve features
Revolve sketch about an axis
Limits option
Offset sketches
Creating Primitives - Block, Cylinder, Cone, Sphere
Session 5
Creating Datum Features - Datum Plane, Datum axis, Datum CSYS, Datum Point
Creating Sweep Features Sweep a section along a guide
Adding thickness
Sweep one or more sections along guide curves
Session 6
Section sweep using spine

Section location
Interpolation
Alignment
Orientation method
Scaling method
Session 7
Creating Sweep Features

Creating Variational Sweep
Limits option
Adding secondary sections

Creating Tube feature
Blend Features
Creating Edge blend
Constant radius
Variable radius
Creating Face blend
Types of blend
Applying Chamfer
Session 8
Feature Modeling Commands Hole - General hole, Drill size holes, Screw clearance holes, Threaded holes
Boss
Pocket - Cylindrical, Rectangular, General
Pad - Rectangular, General
Emboss - Offset emboss
Slot - Rectangular, Ball end, U-Slot, T-Slot, Dove tail
Groove - Rectangular, Ball end, U-groove
Session 9
Feature Modeling Commands Dart, Thread, Shell

Draft - From plane, From edges, Tangent to faces, To parting edges, Draw direction, Variable draft points
Draft body, Scale
Session 10
Feature Operations Instance feature - Rectangular array, Circular array, Pattern face
Mirror feature, Mirror body
Instance geometry creation - From bodies, From faces, From faces, From edges, From curves, From points
Session 11
Feature Operations To Divide face, Trim body , Split body, Boolean commands, User defined feature, Creating Feature group,
Editing Expressions, Knowing Feature replay command, Knowing Layer settings, To measure distance between
geometries, To measure angle between geometries, To measure bodies and face geometries, To find geometric
properties
Session 12
Feature operations and smart tools

Synchronous Modeling
Introduction to Assembly modeling
Types of approach
Bottom up assembly modeling
Top down assembly modeling
Placing components
Session 13
Assembly Constraints
Angle, Bond, Centre, Concentric, Distance, Fit, Parallel, Perpendicular, Touch align
Creating component arrays
Linear array, Circular array, Feature instance array
Session 14
Assembly Modeling
Moving a component, Replacing component, Repositioning component, Mirroring assembly, Creating a New
Component, Creating new parent, Finding assembly, clearance, Creating exploded views, Assembly sequencing
with motion, Creating deformable parts, Finding degrees of freedom, Assembly envelopes
Session 15
Introduction to drawing
Inserting new sheets, Editing sheets
Setting up standards, Knowing Graphical User Interface of drafting, NX drafting methods
Creating drafting views
Base view
Drawing view
Projected view
Orthographic view
Auxiliary view
Session 16
Creating drafting views

Detail view
Section view
Simple section, Stepped section , Half section, Revolved section, Folded section, Unfolded section, Pictorial
section, Half pictorial section, Break out section, Creating Broken view, Cropping view boundary, Standard view
How to move/Copy a view
How to align a view
How to hide/show components
Creating section in view
Session 17
Adding dimensions - Inferred Dimension, Horizontal Dimension, Vertical Dimension, Parallel Dimension,
Perpendicular dimension, Angular dimension, Cylindrical Dimension, Hole dimension, Diameter Dimension,
Chamfer Dimension, Radius or Radius of Curvature Dimension, Radius to Centre, Folded Radius, Thickness
Dimension, Arc Length, Horizontal Chain Dimension, Vertical Chain Dimension, Horizontal Baseline Dimension,
Vertical Baseline Dimension, Ordinate Dimension
Adding annotations
Adding Feature control frame
Adding Datum Feature symbol
Adding Datum Target
Inserting Identification symbol
Inserting Surface Finish symbol
Placing target point symbol
Placing Intersection symbol
Applying cross hatch and area fill
Creating centrelines
Placing table
Placing tabular note
Listing parts list
Creating auto balloon
Session 18
Surface Modeling commands

Creating extrude surface
Creating revolved surface
Creating ruled surface
Surface using curves
Surface by Through curves
Surface by Through curve mesh
Creating Studio surface
Surface from Section Surface
Surface creation by N-Sided surface
Session 19
Surface generation
Creating surface using Styled Sweep, Surface from Four Point Surface, Swoop feature , Transition feature,
Extension feature, Bounded plane, Sheet from curves, Ribbon builder, Patch openings, Law extension, Silhouette
flange
Creating curves from curves
Creating curve from bodies
Creating associative copies
Extract body, Composite curve

Editing geometries
Emboss sheet, Sew and Unsew, Patch, Trim body, Split body, Trimmed sheet, Trim and extend, Untrim, Offset
surface, Variable offset surface, Offset face, Scale body, Thicken, Divide face
Session 20
Sheet metal Design About NX Sheet Metal Preferences

Creating base feature
Tab
Creating Bend feature
Attaching flange, Attaching Contour flange, Creating Lofted flange, Inserting Hem flange, Apply Bend, unbend,
rebend, Apply Jog, Creating Sheet metal from solid
Corner definition
Applying Closed corner, Break corner, Applying chamfer
Applying punch operations
Dimple, Louver, drawn cutout, bead, Solid punch, gusset
Sheet metal cut operations
Resizing bend radius
Resizing bend angles
Resizing Neutral Factor
Bend operations
Converting solid body to sheet metal
Converting to sheet metal
Creating flat pattern
Note 00
Each above session is for 2 hours of theory.

Equivalent no of hours have to be given for practice session.
Note 01
The above syllabus has to be completed in :
10 working days in an intensive program (10 days * 8 hours / day)

20 working days In a Half day program (20 days * 4 hours / day)
40 working days In a part time program (40 days * 2 hours / day)

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UG NX - CAD

Course duration : 80hrs

Introduction to Unigraphics NX 7.5, About NX Gateway, Getting Started

Extrusion by selecting a section of edges

Feature modeling commands Creating Revolve features

Revolve sketch about an axis

Section sweep using spine

Creating Sweep Features

Adding secondary sections

Feature Modeling Commands Dart, Thread, Shell

Feature operations and smart tools

Creating drafting views

Surface Modeling commands

Extract body, Composite curve

Sheet metal Design About NX Sheet Metal Preferences

Each above session is for 2 hours of theory.

10 working days in an intensive program (10 days * 8 hours / day)

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