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‎05-02-2003 02:50 AM
‎05-02-2003 02:50 AM

Mechanical CAD Management Development

Greeting Everyone,

I am new to this post, so forgive me if this question has been asked in the past. My management has been looking to find a professional development course for me to attend for some time now. I have found materials for the Architectural world; but nothing for the Mechanical sector. My question is two part. First, Does anyone know of a "CAD Manager Boot Camp" for the Mechanical World? Second, If one doesn't exist, those of you who went to the Architectural version, would this be a benefit regardless of the discipline. Thanks in advance for your time.

Best Regards,

Christopher Lajoie
CAD Administrator
Lightolier
(508) 646-3147
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Anonymous
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‎05-02-2003 02:55 AM
‎05-02-2003 02:55 AM

I find this topic very interesting as well, but I
am more focused on the Architectural side of things. Is there such a "boot camp"
one can attend that would prime them for future endeavors???

 

Dustin A. Harris

 

 


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Greeting
Everyone,

I am new to this post, so forgive me if this question has been asked in the
past. My management has been looking to find a professional development course
for me to attend for some time now. I have found materials for the
Architectural world; but nothing for the Mechanical sector. My question is two
part. First, Does anyone know of a "CAD Manager Boot Camp" for the Mechanical
World? Second, If one doesn't exist, those of you who went to the
Architectural version, would this be a benefit regardless of the discipline.
Thanks in advance for your time.

Best Regards,

Christopher Lajoie
CAD Administrator
Lightolier
(508)
646-3147

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Anonymous
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‎05-02-2003 02:55 AM
‎05-02-2003 02:55 AM

Hello Dustin - I believe the company is CVIS in California for the "CAD Manager's Boot Camp". That is the only one I could find on the web. Hope it helps!
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Anonymous
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‎05-02-2003 04:51 AM
‎05-02-2003 04:51 AM

might i suggest autodesk university....they seem to
have alot of "cad management" classes...hopefully ill get ti make it this
year


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I find this topic very interesting as well, but I
am more focused on the Architectural side of things. Is there such a "boot
camp" one can attend that would prime them for future endeavors???

 

Dustin A. Harris

 

 


style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
Greeting
Everyone,

I am new to this post, so forgive me if this question has been asked in
the past. My management has been looking to find a professional development
course for me to attend for some time now. I have found materials for the
Architectural world; but nothing for the Mechanical sector. My question is
two part. First, Does anyone know of a "CAD Manager Boot Camp" for the
Mechanical World? Second, If one doesn't exist, those of you who went to the
Architectural version, would this be a benefit regardless of the discipline.
Thanks in advance for your time.

Best Regards,

Christopher Lajoie
CAD Administrator
Lightolier
(508)
646-3147

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Anonymous
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‎05-02-2003 04:51 AM
‎05-02-2003 04:51 AM

Jaime,

Would love to go to AU! Unfortunately, I can not convince my management of the value. They see it as a week's vacation to a "play land". Maybe if it were in New York or Chicago. My company views conferences in New Orleans and Las Vegas as distracting due to their robust nature. I am also looking for the formal credential. Thanks for your post though.
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Anonymous
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‎05-02-2003 05:19 AM
‎05-02-2003 05:19 AM

I suppose Bill Kramer's CAD Cruise would be out of
the question then 😉



 - the Other Frank

 


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Jaime,

Would love to go to AU! Unfortunately, I can not convince my management of
the value. They see it as a week's vacation to a "play land". Maybe if it were
in New York or Chicago. My company views conferences in New Orleans and Las
Vegas as distracting due to their robust nature. I am also looking for the
formal credential. Thanks for your post though.

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Anonymous
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‎05-03-2003 08:22 AM
‎05-03-2003 08:22 AM

They don't have any faith in the people they hire?
Maybe they are the player type and think everybody else does the same.
Not enough time for all the classes at AU.

Later
Kirk

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Jaime,
Would love to go to AU! Unfortunately, I can not convince my management of
the value. They see it as a week's vacation to a "play land". Maybe if it
were in New York or Chicago. My company views conferences in New Orleans and
Las Vegas as distracting due to their robust nature. I am also looking for
the formal credential. Thanks for your post though.
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