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did they teach alot of cad? i always wanted to do that...but i was more interested in the cam part of it.Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
MDowdey said:did they teach alot of cad? i always wanted to do that...but i was more interested in the cam part of it.Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
Big Mike said:MDowdey said:did they teach alot of cad? i always wanted to do that...but i was more interested in the cam part of it.Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
When I was there, most of the courses required manual drafting :x
Assignments took forever to complete. Our class took some initiative and petitioned the instructors to allow us to use CAD rather than manual drafting. It worked in some cases.
We did learn Autocad but I could have taught those courses after working in the real world for about two months.
Now I use Autocad almost exclusively. I have used Solidworks and Inventor but for the amount of 3D work I have to do...Autocad suits me just fine. In fact, I just upgraded to Autocad 2005 mechanical a few weeks ago.
MDowdey said:..it was soo much fun.
MDowdey said:Big Mike said:MDowdey said:did they teach alot of cad? i always wanted to do that...but i was more interested in the cam part of it.Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
When I was there, most of the courses required manual drafting :x
Assignments took forever to complete. Our class took some initiative and petitioned the instructors to allow us to use CAD rather than manual drafting. It worked in some cases.
We did learn Autocad but I could have taught those courses after working in the real world for about two months.
Now I use Autocad almost exclusively. I have used Solidworks and Inventor but for the amount of 3D work I have to do...Autocad suits me just fine. In fact, I just upgraded to Autocad 2005 mechanical a few weeks ago.
damn i need to get a copy of AutoCAD 2005. the job i was at before, i used autoCAD and Solidworks to program the CNC machines..it was soo much fun.
md
hobbes28 said:MDowdey said:Big Mike said:MDowdey said:did they teach alot of cad? i always wanted to do that...but i was more interested in the cam part of it.Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
When I was there, most of the courses required manual drafting :x
Assignments took forever to complete. Our class took some initiative and petitioned the instructors to allow us to use CAD rather than manual drafting. It worked in some cases.
We did learn Autocad but I could have taught those courses after working in the real world for about two months.
Now I use Autocad almost exclusively. I have used Solidworks and Inventor but for the amount of 3D work I have to do...Autocad suits me just fine. In fact, I just upgraded to Autocad 2005 mechanical a few weeks ago.
damn i need to get a copy of AutoCAD 2005. the job i was at before, i used autoCAD and Solidworks to program the CNC machines..it was soo much fun.
md
I may have to dig in my bag of goodies for ya.
Mitica100 said:Digital Matt said:...felt I was learning more on stage than I would studying jazz in college.
How true! I felt I learned the true skill of playing the violin only after I dove into the real world of playing in an orchestra. Often I felt that I lost four years of my life by going to college (Conservatory).
What instrument do you play, Matt?
Big Mike said:My "college/tech school" course was Engineering Design & Drafting Technology.
I am now a Certified Engineering Technologist.
photogoddess said:I went to college but didn't go for a degree. Just took an assortment of business classes to help me run my company. Took welding too.
Took welding too.