multiple CADS

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by longshot, Sep 9, 2004.

  1. longshot

    longshot Guest

    a question for you "old timers" that have used many different cad
    programs....

    is a guy that is proficient with Autocad qualified for a ProE position ? or
    other programs , for that matter..
    TIA
    Rob
     
    longshot, Sep 9, 2004
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  2. longshot

    CW Guest

    Maybe, maybe not. A great many places that use AutoCAD do so, in part,
    because it is widely taught and all they are after is a cad operator,
    someone to operate the tool. Programs such as ProE are generally used by
    engineers and designers. The difference being that one uses the tool to do
    his job, the other's job is to operate the tool. What an employer is going
    to be most concerned with is that you can do the job, as an engineer or
    designer. If you can show him you have experience in cad, that will show
    knowledge of basic concepts that can be applied to the tools they use. They
    may prefer that you have experience in the cad program that they use but, as
    there are so many, they generally realize that making that a requirement is
    unrealistic.
     
    CW, Sep 10, 2004
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