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2016 PACE Annual Forum Delegate Information Guide

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We invite you to the

2016 PACE Global Annual Forum!

Location: University of Cincinnati, Ohio USA Dates: July 24 – 28 Theme: Global Mobility Challenges and Solutions

The 2016 PACE Global Annual Forum is hosted by the University of Cincinnati along with the GM PACE Team in Warren, MI during the week of July 25 – 28th.

The PACE Annual Forum brings together industry representatives with faculty and students from all 65 PACE Institutions in 12 countries around the world for face-to-face collaboration, networking and innovation. Delegates report progress, share curriculum advancements and development, and discuss new technologies.

Session presentations by industry and university representatives encompass a variety of topics relevant to the PACE mission and conference theme, including global challenges, the latest industry trends, new technologies, PACE projects, and curriculum advancements.

The PACE global project competitions to be highlighted at this year’s conference:

Reconfigurable Shared-Use Mobility Systems Competition – In the final phase of the competition, engineering and industrial design students from 45 PACE Institutions in ten countries present innovative transportation solutions with “building block” components that can be efficiently reconfigured for a variety of passenger vehicle and cargo delivery needs. The challenge: To design and engineer a Reconfigurable Shared-Use Mobility System vehicle solution for a specific market, as part of a global collaborative team.

Collaboration and Innovation Challenge Competition showcases new ideas and mobility related projects created by faculty and students at PACE Institutions.

Connected Mobility Solutions Competition challenges teams to create connectivity solutions that are linked with MOBILITY that can create & promote sustainability, while solving either a problem or an unmet customer need, for 2020 and beyond.

About University of Cincinnati: For more details visit http://www.uc.edu/ http://ceas.uc.edu/ & http://daap.uc.edu/

About PACE: PACE, Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education, is an alliance between Partner companies General Motors (GM), Siemens

PLM Software, Autodesk, Hewlett Packard (HP), and Oracle; 16 other software and hardware Contributor companies; and 64 strategically selected higher-education institutions located in twelve countries. The PACE mission is to develop the automotive Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) team of the future, and close the gap between engineering education and practice. For more, visit www.pacepartners.org.

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Conference Theme: “Global Mobility Challenges and Solutions”

Conference Dates: Sunday July 24 – Friday July 29

Pre-Conference Training:

Monday July 18 – Friday July 22

Conference Location: University of Cincinnati

Zimmer Hall, 315 College Dr, Cincinnati OH 45221

Daily conference sessions are in the spacious and comfortable Zimmer 400 Auditorium, located in Zimmer Hall. Conference check-in, poster & project displays, and the Company Display Expo will be in the areas immediately outside of the auditorium.

Welcome Reception:

The Welcome Reception is Sunday July 24th, 6-8:30 pm in the Tangeman University Center Great Hall. All delegates are invited! The Welcome Reception is an opportunity to meet faculty and students from other PACE Institutions, meet your RSMS teammates, and reconnect with old friends. Conference check-in starts at 5:45 pm, Level 4 by the Great Hall.

Tangeman University Center, 2766 UC MainStreet, Cincinnati OH 45221

A shuttle bus between the Kingsgate Marriott hotel and the welcome reception will be provided at the start/end times. Details will be provided as available, via the PACE website and email.

Conference Itinerary: A preliminary conference itinerary is provided on page 5. A detailed itinerary will be distributed at the conference, and available online the week prior.

Conference Registration:

Online registration for conference attendees will be available from June 6 through June 30 at: http://www.regonline.com/2016-PACE-Forum Thanks to the generosity of the PACE Forum Sponsors, admission to the conference is waived for PACE Institution faculty, staff, and students. The event invitation code to register is: PACE@Cinci2016

About Cincinnati and the University of

Cincinnati:

Cincinnati is situated on the north bank of the Ohio River. It is sometimes called the first purely "American" city because it is the first major U.S. city founded after the American Revolution, as well as the first major inland city in the country. Other nicknames include “Cinci” and “The Queen City.”

Cincinnati is known for its historic architecture, and was known as the "Paris of America” in the 1800s when it rivaled the larger coastal cities in size and wealth. Today, Cincinnati is the third-largest city in Ohio and the 65th-largest city in the United States. Cincinnati is home to two major sports teams, the Cincinnati Reds, the oldest franchise in Major League Baseball, and the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League.

The University of Cincinnati, founded in 1819, is one of the 50 largest in the United States, and is located 2.5 miles north of the downtown business district.

Visitor Information: Cincinnati visitor information can be found at: http://www.cincyusa.com/visit/

Weather: Cincinnati has a generally temperate climate. The average daily high temperature for July is 86° F (31° C) and the overnight low is 66° F (19° C).

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Currency: Foreign currency is not typically accepted in the local Cincinnati area. Currency exchange is available at the airport.

Although credit and debit cards are widely accepted, anyone traveling from other countries should notify their bank or credit card company prior to arrival.

Cell Phones: Check with your cell phone company before you arrive. Roaming charges can be very expensive when traveling abroad, depending on your cell phone agreement and your country of origin.

Maps: The Cincinnati area is fully covered by Google Maps & Google Street View.

Electricity:

Electric power is standardized in all states across the USA, and is set at 110 Volts and 60 cycles. If you bring any electrical appliance into the USA, you may need an adapter to fit the US electrical outlets. You may also need a converter

to convert the voltage for your device. A typical wall electrical outlet is shown at right. Standard electric plugs have 2 flat blades. The plugs on some newer appliances also have a round grounding pin.

Visas Letters Please contact Nancy Neikirk ([email protected]) to request an invitation letter that may be used for visa requests.

A representative of the University of Cincinnati will provide the letters in pdf file format. A letter in English will be emailed to you. This letter is not mandatory for your visa application, but is provided as a courtesy. Please note that a small fee will be charged if a paper copy is also required.

The US Department of State website has information about visas at: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en.html

Airport

Airport Info: The closest airport to the University of Cincinnati is the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG airport). The CVG airport is located 16 miles (26 kilometers) south of the University of Cincinnati campus.

The CVG airport connects with many national and international destinations. Please refer to the airport website for further information: http://www.cvgairport.com/ . Most international flights arrive/depart @Concourse B.

Ground Transportation:

Ground transportation walk-up service is available in the baggage claim area (http://www.cvgairport.com/trans).

Taxi service is about $35 for a one-way trip from the airport to the university area.

A number of rental car companies operate from the airport, with shuttles from the baggage claim area to the rental lots. Courtesy phones are also available in the bag claim area.

Airport Executive Shuttle provides transportation from CVG Airport. Cost is $24 for one-way or $36 for round trip between the airport and the University of Cincinnati area. To

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make a reservation call 1-859-261-8841 or 1-800-990-8841, or reserve online at: http://www.executivetransportation.org/Reservations.aspx . Be sure to contact Airport Executive Shuttle the day prior to your arrival or departure to guarantee your reservation. Same day reservations are accommodated based upon availability.

Public Transportation

Public Transportation:

Cincinnati is served by buses run by the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA, http://www.go-metro.com/ ), the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) and the Clermont Transportation Connection. Almost all transit lines, including those of TANK are centered on Downtown Cincinnati.

Amtrak's Cardinal train travels to Chicago and Indianapolis to the northwest and to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City to the east. It goes in each direction three times each week and arrives in Cincinnati between 1 and 3:30am. Its ticket office and station are at Cincinnati Union Terminal.

Greyhound operates a 24 hour bus terminal in Downtown Cincinnati with trips to all major nearby cities and connections to the rest of the country. For the last couple of years, Megabus has also operated several trips a week between Cincinnati and a few major cities in the midwest.

Parking at the University of Cincinnati

Parking on Campus:

Visitor parking is available in all garages on the University of Cincinnati West Campus. The Woodside Garage and the Campus Green Garage are located closest to Zimmer Auditorium (~5-minute walk). Rates are based on the length of stay (~$10/day). Parking maps available at: https://www.uc.edu/parking/maps.html

Visitors who do not have a parking pass must take a ticket when entering the garage, and take their ticket with them in order to utilize the Pay Stations located in each garage. The Pay Stations accept credit cards or cash.

Campus Green Garage: Pay Station located on Level 3 near elevator.

Woodside Garage: Pay Station located on Level 1 by the library elevator.

Visitors who are NOT staying in Morgens Hall may purchase a parking pass online before June 26th (US residents only). A parking pass gives in and out privileges in any garage on campus for the week and costs $20/week. Passes will be mailed to you after June 26th (US residents only); a small mailing fee will apply.

Parking passes may be purchased online before June 26th at: https://cincinnatiuniv.ungerboeck.com/prod/emc00/register.aspx?OrgCode=10&EvtID=6559&AppCode=REG&CC=116050603651

For questions, please contact Katy Roberto Marston, UC Conference & Events Services, at [email protected], or call 513.558.1810.

University of Cincinnati Campus Maps & Information

UC Campus Maps and Visitor Info:

The University of Cincinnati website has maps and other information for visitors:

http://www.uc.edu/visitors.html

http://www.uc.edu/content/dam/common/docs/maps/campus_map_west.pdf

http://www.executivetransportation.org/Reservations.aspx

http://www.go-metro.com/

https://www.uc.edu/parking/maps.html

https://cincinnatiuniv.ungerboeck.com/prod/emc00/register.aspx?OrgCode=10&EvtID=6559&AppCode=REG&CC=116050603651


http://www.uc.edu/visitors.html

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Poster Drop-Off for Poster Authors, CIC & CMS Teams

Poster Session, CIC, & CMS

Posters:

Poster Session authors, Collaboration & Innovation Challenge (CIC) teams, and Connected Mobility Solutions (CMS) teams need to print their poster before the conference. Standard A0 size or smaller (http://www.papersizes.org/a-paper-sizes.htm) is recommended. Bring your printed poster to the Welcome Reception, or to the registration table before noon on Monday, July 25th.

Posters will be hung side-by-side on easel boards in Zimmer Hall during the conference (http://grad.uc.edu/research/expo/resources.html). Authors and teams please remove your posters after 12:00 noon on Thursday July 28th.

University Rules & Policies

University Rules & Policies:

As visitors to the University of Cincinnati campus, all PACE Forum attendees are expected to abide by the policies and rules governing use and occupancy of University of Cincinnati facilities (http://www.uc.edu/about/policies.html ).

Please note that smoking is permitted ONLY in designated smoking areas. No smoking is allowed in University buildings, nor within 25 feet of a building.

Preliminary Conference Itinerary

Welcome Reception Sunday July 24th 6:00-8:30 University of Cincinnati campus, Tangeman Center Great Hall

Consult the PACE website at www.pacepartners.org for itinerary updates. A detailed itinerary will be distributed to attendees at conference check-in.

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Tips for Students at the PACE Annual Forum PACE extends a special welcome to each student at this year’s PACE Annual Forum! We hope you are excited to be part of the PACE Annual Forum, and want you to enjoy the conference. Is the PACE Annual Forum your first professional conference? Congratulations! Here are a few suggestions to help you make the most of the experience, and take advantage of the opportunities that are available.

Join us for the Welcome Reception on Sunday, July 24th in the Great Hall at the University of Cincinnati Tangeman University Center. This casual gathering is a great opportunity to meet students and faculty from other schools around the world, and to meet representatives from the PACE companies. Come enjoy the food and friendship.

Take time to meet and talk with the other people at the conference. Network with the students, faculty, and industry experts. Come to the Recruiting Session on Tuesday afternoon to learn more about opportunities at some of the PACE companies. Bring your resume!

Monday and Tuesday are primarily dedicated to the RSMS project competition. If you are not part of a project team, we recommend that you attend the team presentations and learn how each group met the challenge to design a Reconfigurable Shared-Use Mobility System vehicle. Which one do you expect to see on the road in a few years?

Be sure to attend the Wednesday and Thursday sessions! These two days after the RSMS project competition are filled with activities and presentations for faculty AND students. You can learn a lot from the presentations and workshops.

Executives from the PACE companies are here. Plan to attend their presentations, ask questions during Q&A, and even talk with them during lunch or breaks. How often can you speak face-to-face with a vice president or director from a large company such as GM or Siemens PLM Software? You can learn a lot from these successful leaders. What is the latest news from their company, how did they succeed in their career, what do they look for in new employees?

Join the workshops on collaboration for product design, new features in NX, and more. The topics were selected to help you to learn about product development and PLM in industry today. In a few years you will be an industry professional – these workshops can help you to prepare.

What if there are two activities scheduled at the same time? Professional conferences often offer two or more sessions at the same time in order to give attendees more options. The choice is yours – attend the session that interests you more, or that will enhance your skillset.

Friday July 29th is “PACE Cultural Day.” Join other PACE delegates to visit local places of interest, and get to know each other better before everyone heads home. You may want to make plans with the students from another PACE school to sightsee or dine together.

Have fun! The Welcome Reception, Awards Dinner, and Friday Cultural Tours are opportunities to relax a little and enjoy yourself in the presence of friends.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2016 PACE Annual Forum!



Information for PACE RSMS Teams PACE extends a special welcome to all of the RSMS team members attending this year’s PACE Annual Forum!

We hope you are excited to be part of the PACE Annual Forum, and we want you to enjoy the RSMS competition and the PACE conference. Here are a few reminders and tips for the competition:

RSMS Model drop-off: Teams need to bring their RSMS models to Zimmer Hall on Sunday, July 24th, between 1:00-4:00 pm (tentative times). Models will be stored in Zimmer Hall during the conference.

RSMS Poster drop-off: Teams need to print their RSMS poster and bring it to Zimmer Hall on Sunday, July 24th, with their models. Each team will have one easel board for their poster. The easel boards are approximately 48-inches high by 93.5-inches long, as shown at: http://grad.uc.edu/research/expo/resources.html

Welcome Reception & Team Presentation Drawing: At least one representative from each RSMS team should attend the Welcome Reception on Sunday, July 24th for the drawing of presentation order. The Welcome Reception is a wonderful opportunity to meet and visit with your RSMS teammates from the other schools. Located in the Great Hall, 4th floor of the Tangeman University Center (TUC), 6:00-8:30 pm (tentative time).

RSMS Competition – Team Oral Presentations: Each RSMS team has 30-minutes to give their comprehensive oral presentation to the RSMS judges and the PACE Forum attendees, in the Zimmer Auditorium 400, in Zimmer Hall.

RSMS Competition – Team Displays: Each team will have a table and poster display board (48-inches tall x 93.5-inches wide) for their models and poster display during the PACE Forum conference Monday-Thursday, in Zimmer Hall outside of Zimmer Auditorium 400.

RSMS Physical Model Competition: Small groups of judges will visit each team’s display for demonstrations of reconfigurability and share-ability. Each judging group will have a maximum of 15-minutes with each team. Tuesday morning, Zimmer Hall Patio.

RSMS Competition – Final Q&A with Judges: Each RSMS team will meet face-to-face with judges for a final question and answer session. Tuesday afternoon, 30-minutes per team, room ERC 405 in the Engineering Research Center (across from Zimmer Hall).

PACE Company Recruiting & Networking Session: An opportunity to meet with representatives from the PACE companies and learn about employment opportunities. Tuesday, 5:00-6:30 pm (tentative time), Zimmer Hall.

PACE Global Annual Forum: All RSMS team members are expected to attend the conference sessions on Wednesday and Thursday, Zimmer Hall.

PACE Awards Dinner: Competition winners will be announced after dinner. A ticket is required to attend, as seating is limited and pre-registration is required. Thursday evening July 28th (see conference program for time and location).

PACE Cultural Day: Make plans with your new PACE friends to visit one of the nearby points of interest in the Cincinnati area before you leave for home.

Best of Luck in the Competition, PACE RSMS Teams!

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Lodging / Accommodations The following accommodations options are recommended for the convenience of PACE Delegates, with different price categories. The 3 hotels are providing special discounted rates for PACE Forum attendees. The lower-cost university dormitory option is available ONLY through July 29th (mandatory checkout July 30th).

REMINDER: Hotels require the name of the guest, the dates of the stay (check-in and check-out), and the payment information (i.e., credit card number and expiration) in order to confirm a reservation.

Option #1: Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center at the University of Cincinnati Address: 151 Goodman Drive

Cincinnati, OH 45219 (located ~0.75 mile from Zimmer Hall, ~15-20 minute walk)

Phone Hotel direct line: +1 (513) 487-3800

Website: www.marriott.com/cvgkg

PACE Rate Details:

PACE Forum attendees may request the “PACE Global Forum Room Block” when making a reservation. Valid for reservations made before 5pm (EDT), Sunday, July 3, 2016; after July

3rd the discounted rate may not be available. The PACE Forum discounted rate is $129 (USD) for a standard room during the conference dates (July 24-29th), plus state and local taxes (~17.5%). Additional fees for wifi, breakfast, parking.

Reservations: PACE room block: http://www.marriott.com/meeting-event-hotels/group-corporate-travel/groupCorp.mi?resLinkData=PACE%20Global%20Forum%20Room%20Block%5ECVGKG%60PACPACA%60129.00%60USD%60false%604%607/18/16%607/28/16%607/3/16&app=resvlink&stop_mobi=yes

The PACE Forum group code for reservations is: PACPACA

Marriott Reservations: 1 (888) 720-1299 and ask for PACE Global Forum Room Block at the Kingsgate Marriott in Cincinnati, Ohio

Hotel Contact: Courtney DeGeorge, Event Manager, (513) 487-3854

Option #2: Hampton Inn & Suites Cincinnati/Uptown Address: 3024 Vine Street

Cincinnati, OH 45219 (located ~0.6 miles from Zimmer Hall, ~15 minute walk)

Phone: +1 (513) 281-2700

Website: http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ohio/hampton-inn-and-suites-cincinnati-uptown-university-area-CVGUPHX/index.html

PACE Rate Details:

PACE Forum attendees may request the “PACE Global Forum” room block rate when making their reservation. Valid for reservations made before 6pm (EDT), Friday, July 8, 2016; after July 8th the discounted rate may not be available. The PACE Forum discounted rate is $135 (USD) for a standard room, plus state and local taxes (~17.5%). Wifi and light breakfast are included. Additional fees for parking. The PACE rate is available for stays during the dates of the conference (July 24-29).

Reservations: PACE room block: http://group.hamptoninn.com/PACE-Global-Forum-by-GM-Knowledge-Center

Hotel direct: +1-513-281-2700 Request “PACE Global Forum” rate, or “University of Cincinnati” rate

Hotel Contact: Tamara Rivera, Regional Director of Sales, +1 386-843-3070 , [email protected] Megan Myers, General Manager, +1 (513) 281-2700, [email protected]

Option #3: Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Address: 35 W 5th Street

Cincinnati, OH 45202 (located ~2.5 miles from University of Cincinnati campus)

Phone: Phone: 1 (513) 421-9100

Website: www.cincinnatinetherlandplaza.hilton.com

PACE Rate Details:

PACE Forum attendees may request the “PACE Global Annual Forum” room block rate when making their reservation. Valid for reservations made before 5pm (EDT), Friday, June 24, 2016; after June 24th the discounted rate may not be available. The PACE Forum discounted rate is $155 (USD) for a standard room, plus state and local taxes (~17.5%). Additional fees for wifi, breakfast, and parking. The PACE rate is available for stays during the dates of the conference (July 24-29).

Reservations: Hotel direct: +1 (513) 421-9100 Request PACE Global Annual Forum rate)

Hilton Reservations: 1-800-HILTONS or 1-800-445-8667 Request PACE Global Annual Forum rate

URL to PACE room block: https://aws.passkey.com/g/58635496 Hotel Contact: Annette Pfund-de Cavel, Catering Executive, +1 513 564 6492, [email protected]

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For the convenience of PACE Forum delegates, a lower-cost accommodation option in a University of Cincinnati dormitory is offered. This option is available ONLY through July 29th, with mandatory checkout on or before Saturday July 30th.

Option #4: PACE Summer Housing at University of Cincinnati: Morgens Hall

Address: Morgens Hall, 2931 Scioto Lane Cincinnati, OH 45219 (located on UC campus, ~0.5 mile from Zimmer Hall, ~15 minute walk)

Website: General information about Morgens Hall: http://www.uc.edu/housing/communities/morgens.html

PACE Rate Details:

PACE Forum attendees may choose to stay in a University of Cincinnati dormitory, in a double-occupancy room (2 people per room), as a lower cost accommodations option. The room rate is $32 per bed, per night, plus fees. The average nightly cost is about $40-45 per night, depending on the length of stay, including a $15 per week linen fee, $26.60 for breakfast July 25-28, and a $20 per person processing and administrative fee.

Breakfast is available Monday-Friday in the university dining halls from 7:00-8:30 am.

Dorm rooms are NOT available after July 29th. Anyone staying in the dorm MUST check-out no

later than Saturday July 30th. Anyone staying after July 29th will need to make other arrangements for July 30th and after.

Reservations: https://cincinnatiuniv.ungerboeck.com/prod/emc00/register.aspx?OrgCode=10&EvtID=6418&AppCode=REG&CC=116032294654

UC Summer housing website tips:

Contact Katy Marston ([email protected]) with any questions or issues.

You must create a UC housing account the first time you access the website.

Login with your UC housing account to make or change your reservation.

Complete the Housing Detail information. All fields are required.

You MUST enter an arrival time & departure time (estimates) before you can select the dates.

Enter your age and gender (required).

Linen Package: Enter the number of weeks you will stay in the dorm (1 week or 2 weeks).

Breakfast July 25-28th: Select “Breakfast for the week of July 25 $26.60” (required).

Click “CLICK HERE TO ADD HOUSING BEFORE SUBMITTING” to go to the next screen and enter arrival date and departure date.

From the “Search for Available Rooms” screen, o Select the room type o Select your check-in date o Select your check-out date (last checkout date is July 30th) o Select the number of occupants (1) o Click “Submit” o Click “Next”

Review the “Order Details” summary and the “Order Total.”

To change the dates click “Edit Housing.”

Select a payment option.

Select the “terms and conditions” checkbox

Click “Submit.”

You will receive an email confirmation of your reservation.

Contact: If you have any questions or issues, email Katy Roberto Marston, UC Conference & Events Services, at [email protected], or call 513.558.1810.

Dining Hall: The Center Court Dining Center is located at the northeast end of Mainstreet, across from the Starbucks SSLC (Steiger Student Life Center). It is approimately 0.5 miles from Morgens Hall (~10-15 minute walk). During the summer semester, the hours are limited to:

Breakfast: 7 - 8:30 a.m.

Lunch: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Dinner: 5 - 6:30 p.m.

For more information: https://www.uc.edu/food/dining_centers/centercourt.html

Other Dining Options:

A list of dining options on the UC campus: http://www.uc.edu/food/hours_locations.html

Off-campus restaurants within walking distance of Morgens Hall are located on Vine Street to the east, Martin Luther King Drive to the north, and on Calhoun Street or McMillan Street to the south.

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PRE-Conference Training

The software training will take place at different locations on campus and at the software companies. Training seats are limited and pre-registration is required. Please register for training sessions between June 6 and June 26th using the PACE Annual Forum online registration. Selecting a training session in the online registration does NOT guarantee you a place in that class. Confirmation of your successful enrollment in the requested training sessions will be emailed by July 10th. Starting times will be emailed to the enrollees one week prior to the class start. Attendees must arrange their own transportation and meals during training.

Training classes at the University of Cincinnati campus The training classes listed below are located at the University of Cincinnati campus.

See the maps on the previous pages for locations. The university cafeteria will be open to purchase lunch.

Training Option 1: Basic & Intermediate NX Design Including Assemblies with NX 10.0 for PACE Institutions

Dates: July 18-22 (Monday – Friday) 4.5 days

Instructors: Bob Chalou, Digital Design Consultants & Sam Kuan, Siemens PLM Software

Location: University of Cincinnati – Baldwin 537 & Old Chem 825

Course Description: The first 1 ½ days are designed to give an entry level user an overview

of NX modeling. This class, through instruction related to product design and master model concepts, allows the PACE faculty or student to transfer NX modeling instruction to in-class productivity. At the completion of the Basic Design portion of the class, the PACE attendee will be able to develop basic solid models as well as creating drawings and Assemblies using the master model concept. These concepts can be applied to product development and collabor-ation. The NX Basic Design class is designed to increase the productivity of the PACE faculty and student, teaching the necessary skills to accomplish the following: Open and examine NX models, create and edit parametric solid models, create and modify simple drawings. The last 3 days of the class build on the tools learned in the NX Basic portion of the course. Productive modeling techniques will be taught that help capture design intent. This course will include advanced sketching, face and edge operations, expressions, design logic, top-down and/or bottom-up assembly modeling, assembly functions and inter-part modeling. Topics included in this 4.5 day class include the NX User Interface, Direct Sketching, Expressions, Swept Features, Primitives, Reference Objects, Boolean Operations, Feature Modeling, Face Operations, Edge Operations, Editing Features, Drafting and Assembly Modeling.

Training Option 2: Introduction to Siemens Teamcenter

Dates: July 18-20 (Monday–Wednesday) 3 days Instructor: Amy Mueller, Purdue University

Location: University of Cincinnati – Old Chem 614

Course Description: This 3 day course introduces the concept of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and how software applications like Teamcenter are essential in any PLM environment. Participants will have hands-on activities to reinforce topics such as Teamcenter integration for NX, the rich client interface, product structures, engineering change management and workflows.

Day #1: Introduction to Teamcenter, Working in Teamcenter, Teamcenter integration for NX, Create parts in Teamcenter Integration for NX, Searching in Teamcenter

Day #2: Revise parts in Teamcenter Integration for NX, Sharing data in Teamcenter Integration for NX, Product visualization in Teamcenter, Organizing users in Teamcenter, Participating in a workflow, Managing workflows

Day #3: Product Structures in Teamcenter, Exploring relation hierarchy, Import and export parts in Teamcenter Integration for NX, Multi CAD in Teamcenter, Engineering change management, Collaboration project



Training Option 3: Siemens Tecnomatix - Digital Factory

Dates: July 21-22 (Thursday–Friday) 2 days Instructor: Scott Bertsch, Siemens PLM Software

Location: University of Cincinnati – Old Chem 614

Course Description: Day 1 and Day 2: Digital Factory Planning, Validation, Optimization using

Tecnomatix Process Simulate and Plant Simulation: Tecnomatix Process Simulate and Plant Simulation are digital manufacturing tools for planning, simulating, analyzing, and optimizing manufacturing processes. Using Process Simulate you can simulate operation sequences, as well as design and validate robotic operations and human operations in a 3Dd virtual environment. Using Plant Simulation, you can plan, optimize, and analyze the scheduling, part flow, and logistics of a large process, entire plant, or network of plants. This course introduces users to the basics of Tecnomatix Process Simulate and Plant Simulation. After completing this course, you can use Process Simulate to plan, simulate, and optimize a digital factory of human and robotic operations and use Plant Simulation to plan, optimize, and analyze the flow of materials, down times, scheduling, and logistics.

Certification Exam: NX 10.0 Certification Exam

Dates: Friday July 22 1:15-5:00 pm, -OR- Sunday July 24 11:00-2:45 pm Instructor: Bob Chalou

Location: University of Cincinnati – Old Chem 825 (Friday & Sunday) or Baldwin 537 (Friday only)

ID REQUIRED: Note: Students / Faculty MUST bring picture ID to the test.

Exam Description: Are you interested in being certified in NX 10.0 Siemens PLM Software?

GO PLM offers two NX certification test sessions at the University of Cincinnati for interested attendees of the 2016 PACE Forum. The test will consist of a 3 ½ hour exam. Attendees interested in taking the test MUST pre-register during on-line forum registration. Attendees who attend the Basic and Intermediate NX 4.5 day training session SHOULD be adequately prepared for this test. You MUST pre-register for the test, as walk-ins will not be allowed. Two testing sessions are available for your convenience.

Friday, July 22nd test: Please plan to arrive by 1:15 pm. The test will begin promptly at 1:30 pm, and will conclude at 5:00pm. You MUST pre-register for the test, as walk-ins will not be allowed.

Sunday July 24th test: Please plan to arrive by 11:00 am. The test will begin promptly at 11:15 am and will conclude at 2:45 pm. You MUST pre-register for the test, as walk-ins will not be allowed. Meet in room Old Chemistry 825.

Training Option 4: Altair HyperMesh & HyperView Introduction

Dates: July 18-19 (Monday & Tuesday) 2 days Instructor: Erik Larson, Altair

Location: University of Cincinnati – Baldwin 533

Course Description: An introductory course for using HyperMesh to create and set up finite

element models for analysis. A combination of lectures and demos will familiarize students to the HyperMesh environment, process, and suite of tools needed to start using HyperMesh in their work. Includes a second day which will give an introduction to HyperView for Post-Processing. A basic knowledge of finite element analysis is recommended as a pre-requisite.

Topics include:

Basic interaction with HyperMesh: User interface, Opening/saving files, Working with panels, Model organization, Display control

Shell meshing: Automeshing (meshing on surface geometry), Checking and editing mesh

Preparing models for analysis: Creating boundary conditions, Formatting for solvers

Preparing geometry for meshing: Repairing surface topology, Midsurfaces, Defeaturing models, Refining surface topology

Creating hexa and penta mesh: Creating & editing solid geometry, Creating hex mesh with the solid map panel

Tetra meshing



Training Option 5: Altair OptiStruct for Analysis and Optimization

Dates: July 20-21 (Wednesday & Thursday) 2 days Instructor: Erik Larson, Altair


Course Description: This is an introductory course for using OptiStruct for analysis and optimization in the product design process. Students will learn how to use OptiStruct to perform Linear Static analysis and will learn optimization concepts for topology, topography, size, and shape optimizations. Attendees should have completed HyperMesh Introduction class as a pre-requisite, or have a basic understanding of the functionality of HyperMesh.

Topics include:

Topology, topography, size and shape optimization concepts Pre-processing for OptiStruct using HyperMesh Linear static and normal mode analysis with OptiStruct prior to optimization Results visualization with HyperMesh and HyperView Topology optimization with manufacturing constraints Combined topology and topography optimization Geometric data generation of new design concept using OSSmooth which is part of OptiStruct Shape generation using HyperMorph which is a part of HyperMesh

Training Option 6: Altair Inspire

Dates: July 22 (Friday) 1-day Instructor: Erik Larson, Altair


Course Description: Inspire is an easy to use concept design software that generates the

lightest weight designs earlier in the product design process and at the same time helps eliminate structural design problems. Whether you are trying to reduce the weight of an existing structure or designing a completely new structure, Inspire can help every designer and design engineer quickly create dramatically lighter, optimal structures.

Topics include:

Import or sketch a design space Run an optimization for maximum stiffness or minimum mass Apply stress constraints with a minimum safety factor Set a deflection limits for an optimized part Apply manufacturing constraints including the new extrude draw direction Validate results with FE analysis Generate Geometry from Inspire concept design Export the design proposal for refinement

Training Option 7: Introduction to Multibody Dynamics with Adams

Dates: July 20th Wednesday (1-day) Instructor: Anthony Gugino, MSC Software


Course Description: Multibody dynamics (MBD) simulation is among the most frequently

used and valuable computer aided engineering (CAE) disciplines within the automotive industry. Get introduced to MBD simulation with this introductory one-day class based on the most broadly used MBD software package in the industry, Adams. This one-day course will combine an overview of MBD and the Adams software, industry case studies, live demonstrations and hands-on exercises. Students will learn about how automotive engineers improve their designs by applying MBD in various areas of vehicle development: powertrain, durability, safety, NVH/ride, handling and drivetrain. The hands-on exercises are geared toward new Adams users; so, no experience necessary. Those already familiar with Adams are also encouraged to attend.



Training Option 8: Introduction to MATLAB for Data Analytics

Dates: July 21 (Thursday) 1-day Instructor: Swarooph Nirmal Seshadri, Mathworks


Course Description: This 1-day course provides a quick introduction to the MATLAB®

technical computing environment. Themes of programming, data analysis, visualization, and machine learning are explored throughout the course.

Topics include:

Working with the MATLAB user interface Entering commands and creating variables Analyzing vectors and matrices Visualizing vector and matrix data Working with data files Organizing and preprocessing data Fitting regression models Creating classification models

Attendees should have the following pre-requisites: Undergraduate-level mathematics, experience with basic computer operations, and the “MATLAB Onramp” self-paced brief MATLAB introduction including language syntax and common workflows. Details regarding how to access this prerequisite training material will be shared by the instructor prior to the training.

Training Option 9: Introduction to Simulink for System and Algorithm Modeling & Introduction to Modeling Physical Systems with Simscape

Dates: July 22 (Friday) 1-day Instructor: Swarooph Nirmal Seshadri, Mathworks


Course Description: This course is for engineers who are new to system and algorithm modeling and design validation in Simulink®. The first half-day focuses on how to apply basic modeling techniques and tools to develop Simulink block diagrams. The second half-day focuses on modeling systems in several physical domains and combine them into a multidomain system in the Simulink® environment using Simscape™.

Topics include:

Creating and modifying Simulink models and simulating system dynamics Modeling continuous-time, discrete-time, and hybrid systems Building hierarchy into a Simulink model Creating models in various physical domains, such as electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic Interpreting Simscape diagrams Combining Simulink models and Simscape models

Attendees should have completed the July 21st “Introduction to MATLAB for Data Analytics” course, or a “MATLAB Fundamentals” course, or na equivalent course.

Training Option 10: Introduction to LS-Dyna and LS-Prepost

Dates: July 20-22 (Wednesday-Friday) 3-days Instructor: Amit Nair, LSTC


Course Description: This introduction to LS-Dyna covers setting up of simple LS-Dyna

Explicit Simulation. It will cover materials, contact, elements and other features that will give a basic understanding of LS-Dyna. The course Includes simple exercises to show specific topics and will use LS-Prepost for setting up the Simulations..



Training Option 11: Alias – The Golden Rules and Tips and Tricks

Dates: July 18-20 (Monday-Wednesday) 2.5-days Instructor: James Cronin, Autodesk

Location: University of Cincinnati – DAAP Computer Lab 4425E

Course Description: In this 2.5-day class we will first go over the golden rules of Alias

modeling. Our Autodesk Alias experts have combed through years of tribal knowledge and time spent working in industry to come up with the 10 Golden Rules of creating good, high quality models in Alias. We will cover these tools and how they help Alias modelers of all skill levels. The next part of the class will focus on tips and tricks to help build a few common automotive surface details that people often have trouble solving.

This class will build upon your existing knowledge of Alias. Students are expected to have taken at least 1 semester of Alias prior to attending this class.

This 2.5-day class begins on Monday afternoon at 1:00 pm.

Training Option 12: VRED – Import to Image

Dates: July 21-22 (Thursday-Friday) 2-days Instructor: James Cronin, Autodesk

Location: University of Cincinnati – DAAP Computer Lab 4425E

Course Description: In this class we will introduce Autodesk’s 3D visualization tool, VRED. Students will learn how to quickly import data and quickly create stunning imagery. In this introductory class we will focus on material control and render settings so that students will leave with the knowledge needed to render their own models.

No prior experience in VRED needed for this class. For the second half of day 2, students may bring their own digital models to import and work with.

***DO NOT BE A "NO SHOW" for training classes!! Only sign up for the training class that you definitely will attend.

Seating is limited; “no shows” prevent others from benefiting from the training. To change or cancel your training selection

after June 26th, you MUST email the PACE Office ([email protected]) no later than July 10th.




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Our sincere thanks to the PACE Companies who are providing the training sessions for the 2016 PACE Annual Forum!

These PACE Companies and University provide this convenient opportunity for the

PACE Faculty and Students to attend the training sessions with no tuition fees.

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Our sincere thanks to the University of Cincinnati

College of Engineering and Applied Science

& College of Design, Architecture, Art & Planning

for hosting the training!



PACE Cultural Day Tour Options Friday July 29th

We are in the process of arranging a limited number of tour opportunities on Friday July 29th for the convenience and enjoyment of the PACE Forum Delegates. Sign-up for the tours will be available at the information table on Monday July 25th. More information will be provided at the conference, or as the details become available. Transportation to the tour locations is NOT provided.

TENTATIVE: American Sign Museum

Time: 11:45 am (PACE attendees meet at the Cincinnati Art Museum lobby 15 minutes prior to the tour start.)

Cost: $10 museum admission & tour.

Address: 1330 Monmouth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45225 (~2 miles northwest of University of Cincinnati)

Description: This unique and colorful museum displays all kinds of signs in over 19,000 feet of square space, and

offers a look at how they're made. The "neon shop" shows sign makers busy at their craft during weekdays, and a museum tour gives a close up look at the process. The brightly lit signs are truly a feast for the eyes and visual experience unmatched by other museums. http://www.americansignmuseum.org/

TENTATIVE: Findlay Market

Time: 1:00 – 2:00 pm lunch on your own, followed by walking tour at 2:00 pm

Cost: $5 per person for walking tour, plus lunch

Address: 1801 Race Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (~1.5 miles south of University of Cincinnati)

Description: The Basic Tour includes a 30 minute overview of Findlay Market. We'll discuss the history, what's

happening today and the future of the market. http://www.findlaymarket.org/

TENTATIVE: Rhinegeist Brewery

Time: 3:00 pm

Cost: $10 per person

Address: 1910 Elm Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (~2 miles south of University of Cincinnati)

Description: Our name, Rhinegeist, translates to "Ghost of the Rhine" and refers to our place in the historic Over-

the-Rhine Brewery District in Cincinnati. Built within the skeleton of the old Moerlein bottling plant (1895), we brew batches of beer that sing with flavor. http://www.rhinegeist.com/visit

TENTATIVE: Cincinnati Art Museum

Time: 12:45 pm (PACE attendees meet at the Cincinnati Art Museum lobby 15 minutes prior to the tour start.)

Cost: Free museum admission & public tour. Parking $4.

Address: 953 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (~1.5 miles south of University of Cincinnati)

Description: The Cincinnati Art Museum’s Friday public tour offers the opportunity for exploration, interaction and

fun! Explore the permanent collection and special exhibitions with one of our free daily public tours. Tours meet in the front lobby. Reservations are not required. cincinnatiartmuseum.org

http://www.americansignmuseum.org/

http://www.rhinegeist.com/visit

http://cincinnatiartmuseum.org/



Cincinnati Places of Interest

The Cincinnati area boasts a wealth of interesting attractions and activities for visitors. The following is a partial list of points of interest and tours that have been recommended, as well as websites with visitor information. This partial list is provided only for your information and convenience.

Cincinnati USA Convention and Visitors Bureau: http://www.cincyusa.com/visit/

Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network: http://cincinnatiusa.com/

Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal o Address: 1301 Western Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45203

o Website: http://www.cincymuseum.org

o Cost: All museum pass $14.50/person, or $18/person with OMNIMAX theater

o Description: Cincinnati Museum Center is a one-of-a-kind, multi-museum complex housed in Union Terminal,

a historic Art Deco train station & National Historic Landmark. Museum Center at Union Terminal includes the Cincinnati History Museum, the Cincinnati History Library and Archives, the Duke Energy Children's Museum, the Museum of Natural History & Science and the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX® Theater.

Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens o Address: 3400 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45220

o Website: http://cincinnatizoo.org/

o Cost: General admission $18/person at the entrance

o Description: The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens are famed for their white Bengal tigers and gorillas. It

also contains one of the largest insectariums in the world. The zoo offers a selection of rides and a 4-D theater. At various times throughout the day, depending on the season, there are "animal encounters" and shows. Visitors can see animals being fed and hear talks to learn more about individual habitats & other facts.

American Sign Museum o Address: 1330 Monmouth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45225

o Website: http://www.americansignmuseum.org/

o Cost: Admission $15/person

o Description: This unique and colorful museum displays all kinds of signs in over 19,000 feet of square space,

and offers a look at how they're made. The "neon shop" shows sign makers busy at their craft during weekdays, and a museum tour gives a close up look at the process. The brightly lit signs are truly a feast for the eyes and visual experience unmatched by other museums.

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center o Address: 50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202

o Website: http://www.freedomcenter.org/

o Cost: $15 admission to museum

o Description: The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a museum in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio

based on the history of the Underground Railroad in the US. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center celebrates the heroes who created the secret network – the “Underground Railroad” - through which the enslaved could escape to freedom. Its purpose is to tell the story of the struggle for freedom in the United States through exhibits and programs that focus on America's battle to rid itself of the ugly scourge of slavery and treat all its citizens with respect and dignity.

Irwin M. Krohn Conservatory o Address: 1501 Eden Park Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202

o Website: http://www.cincinnatiparks.com/krohn-conservatory/

o Description: The Irwin M. Krohn Conservatory is the city's horticultural gem with over 3,500 plant species

from all corners of the globe. The Conservatory features unique themed houses that include a desert and a tropical rainforest, complete with a waterfall. Throughout the year there are various events and changing exhibits. The Conservatory was built in 1933 and is managed by the City of Cincinnati Parks Department.

http://www.cincyusa.com/visit/

http://cincinnatiusa.com/

http://www.cincymuseum.org/

http://cincinnatizoo.org/

http://www.americansignmuseum.org/

http://www.freedomcenter.org/

http://www.cincinnatiparks.com/krohn-conservatory/



Cincinnati Art Museum o Address: 953 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202

o Website: http://www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/

o Cost: General admission to the museum is free. Fee for parking.

o Description: Located in Eden Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum features prominent works of art, including sculpture,

ceramics, and pictures from great civilizations of five millennia. On display is the permanent collection, along with temporary national and international exhibitions. Highlights of the collection include American and European painting and sculpture, Far East and African Art, Decorative Arts, textiles, and photographs.

Taft Museum of Art o Address: 316 Pike Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

o Website: http://www.taftmuseum.org/

o Cost: $20 admission to museum & “Dressing Downton: Changing Fashion for Changing Times” exhibit.

o Description: The world-renowned Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati is housed in a majestic looking 1820 Palladian style

building called the Baum-Longworth-Taft House. It is listed as a National Historic Landmark and gives a sense of the grandeur of an earlier age. The Museum displays a small but impressive collection of paintings from Old Masters, European Decorative Arts, sculptures, and furniture among many other pieces. In front of the museum is a statue of Abraham Lincoln created by George Grey Barnard in 1917. It is regarded as Barnard's best work but was controversial at the time for its representation of Lincoln as a man of the people, in a slouched stance wearing common clothes.

Fountain Square o Address: Fifth Street and Vine Street

o Website: http://myfountainsquare.com/

o Description: The focal point of the Cincinnati city center, with its modern tower blocks, is Fountain Square. At

the heart of the square is the impressive Tylor Davidson Fountain, which was cast in Munich and erected in 1871. Small events are sometimes held here, with free concerts and other local entertainment. The area is most active in summer when visitors can enjoy a meal or coffee at an outdoor table.

Cincinnati Brewery Tours: The Prohibition Resistance: The Lager Tour o Address: 101 Riverboat Row • Newport, Kentucky 41071

o Tickets & Website: http://www.cincinnatibrewerytours.com/

o Description: A 1.5 hour walking tour starting at historic Findlay Market at the Over-the-Rhine Biergarten. Tour guests will

learn about the German immigrants who built the densely populated neighborhoods, as we walk past or through several historic breweries. Tour includes the original Christian Moerlein brewery complex, a historic pre-Prohibition brewery that once was one of the largest in the country; the Sohn/Clyffside brewhouse, one of the most stellar examples of brewery architecture in the city; and the Jackson brewery, venturing through to the massive network of lagering cellars in the Clifton hillside. We return to the Biergarten to end the tour. Note: This is a walking tour through former breweries and involves walking about 8 blocks outside & through old buildings. Tours will run rain or shine. No alcohol is allowed on the tour.

Cincinnati Food Tour – “Over the Rhine” Neighborhood o Address: Tour begins and ends at Daisy Mae's Market on the south side of Findlay Market. Daisy Mae's is

#52 on the map at www.findlaymarket.org/map

o Tickets & Website: http://www.cincinnatifoodtours.com/tickets/

o Description: Stroll through Over-the-Rhine, one of the largest intact urban historic districts in the United States. Your $45

ticket includes a 2.5-3 hour escorted walking tour with ample time to enjoy at least four samples along the way. Tours vary based on dates, but each includes a brief introduction to Over-the-Rhine history, a chance to discover some new places and taste some popular local food, and an opportunity to meet some of the people who make Over-the-Rhine one of the best urban success stories in the country. Tour begins and ends at Daisy Mae’s at Findlay Market where public parking is available for a small fee. Ticket price includes food samples and bottled water for each guest. If desired, guests may purchase additional drinks along the way. Sample sizes vary, but most people do not need to eat again right after our tour. Tour operates rain or shine, but in case of dangerous weather or torrential downpours, we reserve the right to cancel with full refund. Maximum 8 people per tour. Ages 21 and up.

BB Riverboat Tours o Website: http://bbriverboats.com/

o Description: Ride the Ohio! Enjoy a variety of river cruises for all ages ranging from lunch, dinner and

sightseeing cruises to all-day mini vacations. Visit website for cruise schedule and tickets.

http://www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/

http://www.taftmuseum.org/

http://myfountainsquare.com/

http://www.findlaymarket.org/map

http://www.cincinnatifoodtours.com/tickets/

http://bbriverboats.com/



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Our sincere thanks to the…

2016 PACE Annual Forum

Sponsors

Due to the generous sponsorship of the PACE Annual Forum by these PACE companies, there is no conference fee for PACE institution faculty and student attendees. Company sponsorships fund the conference breaks, lunches, welcome reception, and awards dinner.

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