Preparing Students for Jobs
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — May 20, 2014 — Technical Training Aids, this month marks the release of SOLIDWORKS Education Edition 2014-2015. This latest version includes new functionalities to the 3D software portfolio delivering a rich array of product offerings including 3D CAD, Simulation, Product Data Management, Technical Communication and Electrical Design that further the ability of students to design without limits.
Teaching guides and lessons provide educators with additional support for developing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) curriculum. In addition, qualified schools are given SOLIDWORKS Student Edition licenses at no charge for use by their students outside the classroom.
Schools with a SOLIDWORKS Education subscription can also administer the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam to their students. As the global SOLIDWORKS community surpassed 100,000 certified users, educators and administrators recognize certification as a major asset in a job search because it effectively validates student expertise to prospective employers.
Powered by Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE company, the integrated SOLIDWORKS Education 2014 -2015 product portfolio includes new tools and enhancements to shorten the design process, enhance collaboration and increase productivity across four key areas: design tools, integrated workflows, performance increases and enhanced visualization for improved collaboration.
As students compete in events such as the SAE collegiate series, FIRST Robotics, and senior class projects, SOLIDWORKS Education Edition provides one solution to design, analyze and document, saving critical time.
SOLIDWORKS Electrical, sold separately, is also part of this version. SOLIDWORKS Electrical enables students in engineering, robotics, and other disciplines to create electrical projects starting with 2D system schematics and ending with 3D routing and cabling interconnecting components.
SOLIDWORKS Education Edition 2014-2015 is currently available through Technical Training Aids. For more information, visit: http://www.ttaweb.com/news/news.aspx?id=29
About TTA
TTA was founded in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963 and began serving the career and technical training needs in eight southeastern states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Since our inception over 50 years ago, we've developed a reputation for unequalled product quality and commitment to our customers.
In 2005 we added North and South Carolina to the states we serve. We now serve ten states, with a greatly expanded array of products and services to satisfy practically all of the technical training needs of educators from middle school all the way through community colleges and universities.
Our Operating Philosophy
TTA is committed to the concept of hands-on training, using the latest in educational technologies. Our products provide for a complete and industry based learning experience, giving both instructors and students what they need to be successful in today's classroom and later in the highly competitive workplace.
We represent the best companies in the world. We pick these companies because they use industrial grade components and/or industry recognized software. This allows students to go out and directly apply knowledge gained in the classroom to jobs in their chosen industry.
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