The second part deals with the generation of product structures by means of assembly functions and drawings suitable for production. As an introduction to assembly design, the master model concept, the basis for many NX application areas (assemblies, CAM, drawings), is presented. Entry into the topic is the creation of assembly structures (top-down, bottom-up, design in context). This includes the effective shoring of parts, their positioning with constraints and the control of the visibility of information using reference sets. Other topics include the creation of arrangements, exploded assemblies, color management and assembly analysis.
The second block deals with drawing creation and working with multiple drawing sheets as well as the generation of different view types. This is followed by the creation of auxiliary and symmetry lines, dimensions, manufacturing information, symbols, labels and tables as well as the use of special functions for assembly drawings. This enables the participant to create product structures and create drawings suitable for production.

Assembly design
Master-Model-Concept
Top-Down- and Bottom-Up-Design method
Creating of assemblies
Positioning of components using assembly constraints or mating conditions
Different kinds of saving assemblies
Assembly save options
Assembly cloning
Working with Reference Sets
Assembly load options
Sequencing
Assembly arrangements
Working with interpart geometry/expressions
Analyzing functionalities (eg. Assembly clearance)

Drafting
View creation
Simple section views
Dimensioning
Sketching in views
Notes
GD&T
Datum feature symbols
Arrangements in assembly drawing views
Show/hide component in view
View dependent edit
Part lists and tables
Exploded views