Lesson 10 · Glossary and final check

A Turkish–English glossary of PLM terms, a concept map and a ten-question final check.

Goal of this lessonTo see every concept of the course in one place and check yourself with ten questions.

Concept mapEngineering codeRevisionStateDocumentBill of materialsECRECOEffectivityhas versionsis in a statedocumentsstructureonce approvedmakes a new revisionsets the date
Every concept of the course at a glance: each arrow states the relation of two concepts as a sentence.

Glossary

TermTurkishMeaning
Engineering codeMühendislik koduThe part's number; never changes.
RevisionRevizyonThe part's version: 0, 1, 2… Code + revision = one design.
Engineering stateMühendislik durumuDraft, Confirmed, Released, Under Modify, Obsoleted.
ReleaseYayınMaking the part valid and locked for purchasing and production.
DocumentBelgeA file linked to a part; has its own code, revision and state.
Check-out / check-inCheck-out / check-inLocking a document while editing / saving it back and unlocking.
EBOMEBOMThe bill of materials as designed (from CAD).
Normal BoM (MBOM)Normal BOM (MBOM)The bill of materials as production builds it.
Spare BoMYedek BOMThe parts sold as spares.
Where-usedKullanıldığı yerEvery assembly a part is a component of.
ECRECRChange request: why, impact, decision.
ECOECOChange order: what is done, from when.
Impact analysisEtki analiziThe assemblies, running work and stock a change reaches.
EffectivityGeçerlilikWhen the new revision replaces the old one: a date, a serial number or a lot.
BaselineBaselineA frozen copy of a released structure; never changes afterwards.
Access nodeErişim düğümüThe tree that separates documents by company and department.
CMIICMIIThe problem → request → order → implementation closed loop.

Its counterpart in the app

The PLM Guide123
  1. The words section is a short form of this glossary.
  2. The chosen section.
  3. Goes straight to the screens.
Caution: one word per concept
This course, the PLM Guide in the app and Cowork's PLM knowledge base use the same words. Use the same ones in your team: when “version”, “issue” and “rev” get mixed, the wrong part is built.

Mini case: the new engineer

Task
Finishes this course and makes a first change.
Check
At least 8 of the 10 final questions right; otherwise the matching lesson again.

Final check

1. A released drawing has a mistake. First step?
Raise a change request with Request a Change.
2. While the bracket's rev 1 is in work, which revision does production use?
Rev 0 (Under Modify, valid).
3. A new plate with a different hole pattern: code or revision?
A new code: it does not fit in place of the old one.
4. Who sees Release Component?
Release users, while the part is Confirmed.
5. How does a checked-out document affect a release?
It stops the release; check in first.
6. How do you see every parent assembly of a part?
Check Product Change Impact from the action menu.
7. Why is the impact level High?
There is an open manufacturing order, purchase or sale line.
8. To rework a rejected request and resend it?
Reset to Draft, rework, Submit.
9. Which state does the request reach after Apply?
Implemented (once all its orders are done).
10. Which tool opens an IGES file in the browser?
The CAD Viewer.