| No Engineer Left Behind |
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 PRAISE FOR NO ENGINEER LEFT BEHIND
I was able to find full-time...[work] due to my [attendance at] "No Engineer Left Behind" and get familiar with [SolidWorks] 2009 and sharpen my skills. I was able to refresh my skills since I hadn't been using it for the last few months as our plant was closing and not much design work was taking place.
Thank you to FISHER/UNITECH for helping me get back into the market.
Jim Rohde
No Engineer Left Behind Program IS EXTENDED through August 2009 in Indiana only
Our
unique three-step program provides free training at one of our branch
office locations throughout the Midwest, a free 30-day evaluation copy
of SolidWorks 2009 Office Premium and potential placement at a
FISHER/UNITECH customer site for a 30-day pro bono internship.
Increase your skill set and marketability by enrolling in our free program!
No Engineer Left Behind is a
$250,000 goodwill investment from FISHER/UNITECH and our valued
partners to help displaced designers and engineers get back on their
feet.
To qualify for the program, applicants must satisfy the following criteria:
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Must be a displaced designer or engineer within the last 12 months from a position where 2D or 3D CAD tools were used
- Proof
of unemployment must be furnished in the form of a letter from previous
employer or current statement of unemployment benefits
- Candidates
must understand that the 30-day internship is not guaranteed.
FISHER/UNITECH will provide its customers that have elected to
participate with a list of workers who have completed the No Engineer Left Behind training program. Next steps will be handled by our customers, as they see fit.
- Acceptance into No Engineer Left Behind is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Applicants may enroll in one of the available courses listed below.
Introduction to SolidWorks Prerequisites
- Practical work experience
- Experience with the Windows operating system
Topics
- Lesson 1: SolidWorks Basics and the User Interface
- Lesson 2: Introduction to Sketching
- Lesson 3: Basic Part Modeling
- Lesson 4: Modeling a Casting or Forging
- Lesson 5: Patterning
- Lesson 6: Revolved Features (SimulationXPress removed)
- Lesson 8: Editing: Repairs
- Lesson 9: Editing: Design Changes
- Lesson 10: Configurations of Parts
- Lesson 12: Using Drawings
- Lesson 13: Bottom-Up Assembly Modeling
- Lesson 14: Using Assemblies
Session Fee: $0
Course Description
The
goal of this course is to teach you the basics of how to use the
SolidWorks mechanical design automation software to build parametric
models of parts and assemblies and how to make simple drawings of those
parts and assemblies. The focus is on part modeling, assembly
creation, and drawing creation.
PLEASE NOTE: Applicants registering for a No Engineer Left Behind course in Indiana MUST be a resident of the state of Indiana. |
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