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Iroberts
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ME software for Students

05/31/2008 1:34 AM

I have a summer camp in July for Mechaical Engineering here in California and I was wondering if anyone in this ME forum has used or heard anything about a program called Time Engineers? Budges are tight and I wanted some reviews about the software before I purchased it.

I did a search on the web and found mention of it in a blog here at CR4.

Thanks in advance.

Ian Roberts
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Re: ME software for Students

06/01/2008 12:31 AM

It is here

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06/02/2008 1:38 AM

CoCreate from PTC could be more you can get.
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06/03/2008 3:28 AM

It is teaching program for kids!

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06/17/2008 11:52 PM

Try using acslX.com software - it will do the job and it is priced well. $500 usd
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