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dbaber View Drop Down
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Joined: 06.Apr.2009
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    Posted: 06.Apr.2009 at 10:43
I'm a college student just beginning to study CAD. I'm loving it. Anybody have any advice on how to get the most out of my education and be the best I can possibly be. Any courses I should take, Anything you can think of that could help. Thank you for your time I look forward to hearing from you all.
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Joined: 15.Dec.2008
Location: United States
Using: Civil 3D, Map, Inventor, Mechanical, & Electrical
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Points: 163 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07.Apr.2009 at 04:17
Take all the CAD classes offered where you are.  The simple rule of CAD you can never learn to much.  Never hurts to take diffrent types as well  Ex. Like Microstation, solidworks, Inventor, and other 3D software.  And what ever you lean best thing to do is pass it on.  Never hurts to take Programming classes to help make lisp routines to make your job easier.  i am sure others may have advice for you, but this is what I I have done and have enjoyed everything I have learned.
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