My self is Ram I have started my career as a maintaince engineer in that Iam having 2 years of experience but Iam more interested in design field. Now Iam taking course please gave me suggestion how to be profession in design ? How to learn quickly in design field? Please help me
Hi Ram, Design can be a very interesting field. Unfortunately, design work often takes a lot of time to learn and become proficient at. You need to know both the mechanical engineering side but also the manufacturing aspects such as how things are made and how to tolerance and design parts to get what you want each and every time. A good place to start in design work is to become good at one of the many different CAD modeling systems out there and if you can learn a little about FEA it will be a good step in the right direction. Also try to learn about different manufacturing techniques if you are already not familiar.
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