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Originally Posted by cmcnabb
I think we were using 2005. It would have been nice to know how to use it in case I ever need to in any future jobs, but our professor was an idiot. In a class specifically for learning how to use cad, he had us design a parking lot on engineering paper for the mid term. That had nothing to do with using cad. It was a complete waste of time and he just assigned us random grades. Kinda sucked but oh well, at least I ended with a B
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It doesnt matter. My teacher for cad was really good. But when you take a drafting class your first semester, and you are in school for 5 years, you wont retain it by the time you start work. And you will be that far behind the new editions. Go to delta tech or sowela and just take a night time drafting course. Would do some good. (I have yet to need auto cad, I work in rotating equipment)