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College taught me Pro/E. Internship taught me even more Pro/E and a little bit of AutoCAD. Senior design taught me a bit of Solidworks. I used to be able to use Ansys, but it's been over two years since I've done anything with it. I'd like to start using it again though.
Not to thread jack but does anybody use or have access to revit? I have a file I got from a client, and all I have is navisworks, but I'm trying to break out individual areas of construction, it's an industrial construction project and is a fairly large file
So I am still considering a career, as I am a sophomore in High School.
I know I want to go into an engineering field, and I love using sketchup in my spare time. Do most mechanical engineers with their BS use CAD at work or? I want a degree where I would get to use CAD
I have an AA and I use CAD every day. I went for mechanical drafting and design. I was a drafter for about 6 months, and then I moved up to design. I've been a designer for about 3 years now.
I need to go back to get my BA so I can make more cashes.
So I am still considering a career, as I am a sophomore in High School.
I know I want to go into an engineering field, and I love using sketchup in my spare time. Do most mechanical engineers with their BS use CAD at work or? I want a degree where I would get to use CAD
If you're a design engineer you will use some 3D CAD software for sure. The most popular ones are ProE, Solid Works and CATIA. I have a BSME and have used AutoCAD and Solid Works extensively.
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