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Teaching Plan -9: Sweep feature Learning Outcomes On the completion of this unit you will be able to correctly use the following skills as follows: ? Create an extruded feature or a revolved feature. ? Provide additional definition to the edges of a model. Assessment Competency will be assessed by operation tasks throughout this section. Please forward the Practical Applications Manual to your supervisor for assessment on completion of operation tasks. Resources Practical Applications (Period: 2 classes in classroom) 《Practical Applications of UG NX4.0（Student Guide）》 Lesson 7: Swept Features Operation (Period: 2 classes in computer training room) 《Practical Applications Manual》 Operation 5: Swept Features Key Point Create and edit a sketch, constraint Types of Swept Features Swept features are created by extruding, revolving, or sweeping a section string. The section string may be composed of explicit curves, sketch curves, solid edges, solid faces, and sheet bodies. An Extruded feature is produced by sweeping the section string (1) in a linear direction for a specified distance. A Revolved feature is produced by rotating a section string (1) around a specified axis (2). A Sweep Along Guide feature is produced by sweeping a section string (1) along a guide string (2). The features/bodies that are created will be associated with both the section string and the guide string. Extrude The Extrude option (Insert→Design Feature→Extrude) allows a feature to be created by sweeping planar, section string geometry in a linear direction for a specified distance. Extruding a Sketch A sketch can easily be extruded using an object/action approach by placing the cursor over it in the graphics window and choosing the Extrude option in the MB3 pop-up menu. The Start and End extrude distances can then be specified by using the drag handles or by keying in values in the dynamic input boxes. The Extrude dialog is displayed and provides a single user interface to specif