5 Exercises to Strengthen Your CAD Knowhow
5 Exercises to Strengthen Your CAD Knowhow
Already a member? Log in.
This content is reserved exclusively for ASME Members.
Get access to these articles & other ASME Membership Benefits
✓
& much more!
✓
Technical Divisions & Sections
✓
Mechanical Engineering Magazine
✓
ASME Smart Brief
✓
ASME News
✓
Journal Discounts
✓
Free Codes & Standards Summary Books
✓
TechDesign and TechReboot Newsletters
✓
AccessEngineering
✓
ASME Conference Discounts
✓
Free Learning & Development Courses
✓
TEC Talk Webinar Series
✓
ASME Career Center
✓
Digital Article Pack or Free Quarterly E-Book Download
Access to Membership Benefits may take up to 24 hours to process.
Surely by now you’ve gotten the memo: Computer-aided design (CAD) skills will only grow more important as an array of technologies digitalize design, engineering, and manufacturing processes, redefining how ideas become reality. It’s time to take the plunge, whether that means gaining foundational skills or tuning up old knowledge to grow in new directions.
But it can be hard to know where to start, given all the CAD programs out there and a multiplying landscape of sub-specialties—e.g., additive manufacturing (AM), generative design, or digital twinning. The key, then, to sidestepping overwhelm is to zero in on the in-demand CAD skills at your organization, or the specific skills that will take your career in the desired direction.
But it can be hard to know where to start, given all the CAD programs out there and a multiplying landscape of sub-specialties—e.g., additive manufacturing (AM), generative design, or digital twinning. The key, then, to sidestepping overwhelm is to zero in on the in-demand CAD skills at your organization, or the specific skills that will take your career in the desired direction.