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MECHANICAL enggr.

07/01/2007 9:17 AM

Hello everybody how r u??

I'm mechanical enggr. I want to be CAR designer. I have just completed my B.E. and will pursue Masters in U.S.

what will be your guidence?? I can work on Autocad, Pro-e , CATIA.

so please give me guidence

THANX IN ADVANCE
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Re: MECHANICAL enggr.

07/04/2007 6:23 AM

just had 17 years in automotive design and engineering, used catia and unigraphics = they are just tools - learn how a vehicle is put together and taken apart, subscribe to auto mags, and engineering mags, watch out for the good-old-boy system and the not-invented-here syndrome / be inventive design and engineer your own vehicle

Ken
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