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Re: [DFTF] The Question of CAD
If you use proE at work, I'm sure you can get past the learning curve with them.
Once students get immersed in the program their using, the location of tools, etc... really becomes a minor issue. It's not like you're teaching them a CAD program that they must commit to for their entire lives. Without the monetary incentive, I'd go SW (it's free, and just as easy to get as inventor); but money talks, and I'd go ProE if they sponsor. |
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Not really much of an "opinion" to state here, but here is Team 610's current software line-up with respect to our complete workflow (not just CAD):
- Google Apps for: - Gmail: student, teacher + mentor e-mail addresses- SolidWorks for CAD - VisualMill Plug-in for Solidworks (to drive our CNC Router) - Windows-based file shares for document storage on school intranet - Remote access to shares using HTTP CommanderI've had a chance to try Inventor, PTC WildFire + WindChill, and various other software combinations over the past few years. This is the best I've managed to come up with so far, and so far I've been very happy with it. |
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Hi Joe
Thank you for being a FIRST mentor. For SolidWorks sponsorship go to www.solidworks.com/SponsoredDesignContest Also, you are a great SolidWorks customer and since we just moved our corporate headquarters to Waltham, if you want a crash rush - up to speed course, I am willing to come visit you. Just send me a private message to arrange a time. Also, iRobot helped me out when I was teaching design camp at Umass Lowell. Your engineers were very inspiring to my young students. Marie |
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