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‎10-31-2011 12:36 PM
‎10-31-2011 12:36 PM

I'm building a short list of schools....

Hello,

I'm a certified Autodesk Inventor Professional. I have seen increased demand for creating short video and "glossy" shots using our engineered solid models. I've been using Inventor Studio and Showcase but I've been thinking I could use some formal training and new skill set.

What accredited colleges or universities do you know that offer AS or BS degrees with emphasis on using Autodesk tools?

Most that I find are geared to Gaming or filming industries, do you know of one with a more industrial flavor?

Thanks for your input,

Ross
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