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Which one should I go with AutoCAD or Microstation?
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: Which one should I go with AutoCAD or Microstation? ( 18594 )
dougFred
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Which one should I go with AutoCAD or Microstation?
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April 26, 2010, 04:39:00 PM »
I am a recent civil engineering graduate and since I can’t seem to get a job, I have decided to teach myself engineering design software. From what I understand, the two big players in this Arena AutoCAD and Microstation. So, my questions to those who have previously used these programs is the following:
1. Which of the two design packages should I focus on; and
2. is there a way to get free licenses since I don’t have a job.
Any further advice will be much appreciated.
Thank you.
- Be the best engineer you can be.
t_amos
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Re: Which one should I go with AutoCAD or Microstation?
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June 02, 2010, 08:15:58 AM »
I really depends on the company that you are trying to work for.
Unfortunately, there are not set structures in place that dictate the type of software a certain industry should use. It is really up to the clients.
If I was you, I would focus on getting a overall understanding of both of them and at least have working knowledge of both packages. That will make you more versatile.
All the best.
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