I’m Pursuing A Bachelor’s Degree In Mechanical Engineering. Computers Play A Very Large Role In This Field, And I Believe Th

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    I’m pursuing a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. Computers play a very large role in this field, and I believe that taking CIS courses as well as staying up to date with computer technology is a must for me.
    Since high school, where I have taken over three years of computer aided drafting (CAD), computers played a very important role in our education. I am also pursuing a Microsoft Certified Software Engineer’s certificate, incase mechanical engineering does not work out for me. Either way, I feel that staying up to date with the latest technology and software will greatly benefit my career’s future.
    Mechanical engineers, weather in the car industry, tool industry or even areo technology use many different programs, which happen to be mostly compatible with IBM/PC based systems. One of the better programs is AutoCAD r.14. This program started as AutoCAD r.10, and slowly evolved into r.14, I have used every version beginning with r.10 in high school, and recently acquiring r.14 from an engineer friend. Through the evolvement, the program required a bigger and more powerful machine. R.10 required a 386 DX (math coprocessor) at least 20MHZ and 4MB of Ram. R.14 requires a Pentium 200, a windows 95/98 OS, 64 MB Ram, and a premium video card with at least 4 MB of Ram on it. Luckily, I have easily met, if not beat these minimum requirement, which means that the program runs very quickly and rendering polygons is a snap.
    Other programs include CAD Key v95 and Easy CAD, but AutoCAD is the most popular, since it offers a great deal of resources from one program.
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