Study Guide

Objective

After completing the course the student:
- can create an unambiguous and clear image of a 2D model using the definitions of projection and sectional drawings in technical drawing standards
- understands the principles of feature modelling.
- can create the necessary 2D profiles, relations and dimensions , as well as use this profile to create a three-dimensional part.

Content

- 2D sketch
- product projection methods
- technical drawings (views, sections and cuts)
- relations, dimensions
- basic features (extrude, cut, revolve, loft, circular pattern, fillet, chamfer)
- assembly
- drawings

Materials

The programs' guidebooks, exercises and electronic "Help" material.

Teaching methods

Task-specific instructions given by the teacher, exercises done in class and independent work.

Exam schedules

Modelling exam on the last week of the course.
Re-exam on the week 2/2026.

International connections

Learning by doing, independent work and, understanding of the impact of technical solutions on the environment and the economy

Student workload

The course consists of contact teaching, class work and independent work. The time and place indicated in the agenda.
Late returns affects the course grade

Content scheduling

Basics of 3D modeling, using Siemens NX.
Parametric feature modeling, basic modeling, assemblies, drawings, and visualization.

Further information

ItsLearning- Course-specific workspace.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Continuous assessment, working in hours, mandatory returnable exercises, attendance at classes

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

Agreed tasks have not been returned to the Itslearning course-specific return box.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Most of the tasks have been returned, but the tasks are incomplete or carried out carelessly.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

All tasks (grade (3-4)) completed well and carefully.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

All tasks (grade 5) completed well and carefully.