Anyone fluent in Unigraphics out there

TheSnake · 10-02-2004, 12:27 AM

I just graduated with a double major in mechanical engineering and nuclear engineering, and am now in grad school for nuclear engineering. I have a good amount of experience with SolidWorks and Cosmos, and when I belonged to ASME, I recieved a monthly mechanical engineering magazine. I know that SolidWorks is pretty popular right now and was regularly mentioned in the mag. As far as Unigraphics goes, I don't really know anyone that uses it, so I guess what I am saying, is that before you try and learn UG make sure that people are really looking for that skill.

10-02-2004, 12:27 AM	#2
TheSnake Resident President Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 83	I just graduated with a double major in mechanical engineering and nuclear engineering, and am now in grad school for nuclear engineering. I have a good amount of experience with SolidWorks and Cosmos, and when I belonged to ASME, I recieved a monthly mechanical engineering magazine. I know that SolidWorks is pretty popular right now and was regularly mentioned in the mag. As far as Unigraphics goes, I don't really know anyone that uses it, so I guess what I am saying, is that before you try and learn UG make sure that people are really looking for that skill.

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