Learning Siemens NX
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Learning Siemens NX at Linkedin Learning Overview
Duration | 4 hours |
Total fee | ₹1,599 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Credential | Certificate |
Learning Siemens NX at Linkedin Learning Highlights
- Earn a sharable certificate
Learning Siemens NX at Linkedin Learning Course details
- In this course, Steven Marjieh provides an overview of NX, sharing what learner need to know to start using this flexible solution to develop products
- Steven begins by acquainting learner with the user interface, covering elements such as menus and the Work Coordinate System (WCS)
- He also takes learner through the modeling workflow and shows how to create and edit sketches, create assemblies, approach drafting, and more
Learning Siemens NX at Linkedin Learning Curriculum
Introduction
Get ahead with Siemens NX
How to access and create a part file
Preferences
User Interface
What you're looking at
Understanding the menus
Navigators
Ribbon, toolbars, and icons
Work Coordinate System (WCS) and triad
Status and cue lines
Mouse functions
Selection intent
Hide and show
File organization
Sketch Options and Settings
Positioning a sketch
Entering and exiting Sketcher
Sketcher options
Part Design Workflow
Creating a sketch
Making a solid
Detail features
Editing methods
Creating and Editing Sketches
Curve creation
Curve modification
Geometric constraints
Dimensional constraints
Project: Valve housing sketches
Modeling Application
Revolve
Extrude
Boolean functions
Hole
Edge blend
Patterns
Mirror geometry
Project: Valve housing model 1
Project: Valve housing model 2
Measures
Measure tools
Building an Assembly
Inserting parts into an assembly
Moving parts around
Constraints and relationships
Constraints and reference sets
Contextual edits
Saving and loading an assembly
Drafting
Drawing page setup and creating views
Dimensions
Text and editor
Conclusion
Goodbye
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