1.3 Naming convention

In order to make file identification possible (especially when submitting a file during an exam phase), it's mandatory to use the following naming convention when choosing the title of your file.

Files, which are NOT named according to this convention, will NOT be evaluated!

  • Special characters/symbols like Ä, Ö, Ü, ß or brackets and exclamation points, etc. should not be used, in order to avoid issues with Teamcenter`s data management (Use ae, oe, ue and ss/sz instead).
  • Teamcenter does not show directly if an object is a model, an assembly or a draft, so you should place this information in your file name.
  • Since you have to submit files during all of the exam phases, it's important to place your login name for windows in your file name.
  • When you're working in a Team (exam phase 2) you should use your team number (teamXXX) instead of your username (e.g.: team001).
  • File names are not case sensitive. However, you should stay consistent when naming your files.

In order to illustrate these rules, the following examples use the generic username "meier" to label different files:

Model ("Einzelteil")

Sub-assembly ("Unterbaugruppe") (ubg)

Assembly ("Baugruppe") (bg)

Model draft ("Einzelteilzeichnung") (dwg)

(Sub-)assembly draft ("(Unter-)Baugruppenzeichnung")

Instead of ubg ("Unterbaugruppe" - sub-assembly), you should use bg ("Baugruppe" - assembly), when naming assemblies.

Exploded view Draft ("Explosionszeichnung") (exp)

Instead of ubg ("Unterbaugruppe" - sub-assembly), you should use bg ("Baugruppe" - assembly), when naming exploded assemblies.


This tutorial could instruct you to:
Create an assembly named rolle according to this convention.

Then your file should be named:
bg_rolle_meier

Vorschau
vorbauaufnahme_meier
Vorschau
ubg_vorbau_meier
Vorschau
bg_scooter_meier
Vorschau
spacer_dwg_meier
Vorschau
ubg_rolle_dwg_meier
Vorschau
ubg_rolle_exp_dwg_meier