Formal UG Training Recommendation 1

[BrittToolEngineer]

Greetings:

I'm reaching out to see who has great recommendations for training of UG. A little information about what we do. We design tools for aerospace. For the most part, our group has an average of 5 years experience with UG. We could benefit from knowing how to use this software better. Even some free-form modeling might be beneficial. If anyone has had a great experience with a training company, your recommendation would be much appreciated.

Our basic goal, continuously improve our team in designing our product through better knowledge of our tool, NX.

Thanks in advance,

Brent

 

[joycejo]

Are you looking for on-line training or a formal class room?

Siemens has their own on-line course ware called Learning Advantage

https://training.plm.automation.siemens.com/mytraining/index.cfm

You can also look at

https://www.myigetit.com/

John Joyce
Manufacturing Engineer

NX 12.02 Vericut 8.2.2

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[Rob_N]

Here in the Metro Detroit area the Community Colleges and even some High Schools teach NX courses.
I've had better luck with candidates who've been through those rather than Online training like Siemens Learning Advantage or Myigetit.com

I have used My1getit for update training. It's a little more costly than Seimens LA, but you get access to a lot more variety of courses like GD&T or other software.

 

[BrittToolEngineer]

Thanks for the reply. I think we need more classroom type setting personally. Unfortunately, our local colleges do not offer NX training. Probably not enough local demand for it.

 

[SDETERS]

Look Into Swoosh. I do not know if they are in your area or not. They offer training.

 

[joycejo]

You can look at Siemens

https://training.plm.automation.siemens.com/courses/index.cfm

John Joyce
Manufacturing Engineer

NX 12.02 Vericut 8.2.2

If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses

- Henry Ford

 

[capnhook]

I see "Post Builder" courses, but no "Post Configurator" courses.

Post Builder is being put to sleep by Siemens, isn't it?

Where are the Post Configurator courses?


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[joycejo]

There are a series of webinars on PC at

https://community.sw.siemens.com/s/group/0F94O0000005TFzSAM/nx-cam-postprocessor-group

John Joyce
Manufacturing Engineer

NX 12.02 Vericut 8.2.2

If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses

- Henry Ford