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Designing in CATIA?
I'm just curious if anyone's stepped up to designing their parts in CATIA yet. It seems to be the CAD program of choice to teach a lot of university students anymore (at least interested in the aerospace field). I'm just curious if any of that's filtered down through FIRST.
If you haven't heard of it yet, wikipedia is a friend: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CATIA It's a lot more computationally demanding than a lot of other CAD packages, but I feel it's a lot more advanced than others. There are quite a few Digital Mockup plugins to easily see clashing among other things. 
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