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Where to learn Solidworks? Pro-E?

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huda79 (Electrical)

21 Jul 12 0:14

Any idea where I can learn the above software in the Southern California (San Diego) region? I am EE interested in learning the software as I see a lot of job postings that require some kind of modeling experience. I feel like this is a good skill to have even if I don't need to use it in my current role.

Thanks

berkshire (Aeronautics)

21 Jul 12 2:37

In the San Diego region your best bet is Palomar College at San Marcos. Their Solidworks course number is DT128 for the introductory course.
I learned to do Solidworks At San Dieguito academy on an ROP course in 2000. I checked tonight and found that they are now only offering Autocad.
B.E.

The good engineer does not need to memorize every formula; he just needs to know where he can find them when he needs them. Old professor

ctopher (Mechanical)

21 Jul 12 16:23

Contact GoEngineer

Chris
SolidWorks 11
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KENAT (Mechanical)

23 Jul 12 14:38

1. Check with local community colleges and the like to see if they run any classes.

2. Check with local VAR's - which I suspect from ctophers post may be GoEngineer http://www.solidworks.com/sw/SolidWorksOfficeWorld...

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berkshire (Aeronautics)

23 Jul 12 19:18

The other VAR in San Diego is Digital Dimensions, Inc. <sales@ddicad.ccsend.com>
They run courses, but you pay for them .
B.E.

The good engineer does not need to memorize every formula; he just needs to know where he can find them when he needs them. Old professor

huda79 (Electrical)

25 Jul 12 0:42

Thanks

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