Developed in the 1980s, CATIA is the first such modeler on the market, using parametric connections between elements of the design to allow for precise manufacturing. Initially it was marketed and supported by IBM. Today, 20,000 plus companies in the world use CATIA software.

1. Choose CATIA training for the best career opportunity
What is CATIA? It is an acronym that stands for Computer Aided ThreeDimensional Interactive Application, and it's the most widely used 3D CAD
software modeler today. Developed in the 1980s, CATIA is the first such modeler
on the market, using parametric connections between elements of the design to
allow for precise manufacturing. Initially it was marketed and supported by IBM.
Today, 20,000 plus companies in the world use CATIA software. If you are
interested in working in product design, particularly for the automotive and
aeronautical industries, CATIA is the software in which you need expertise.
Surprisingly, good self-study CATIA training is not as plentiful in the market as it
is with other CAD software like Solidworks or Inventor.

2. So how do you get the proper knowledge regarding the ins and outs of CATIA
software? CATIA is actually a bit more difficult to learn than other CAD software,
and it's also helpful to have a solid engineering and mathematical background.
There are numerous ways to enter the CATIA training market:
• Training Seminars: Dassault, the manufacturer of CATIA, offers in-house
training seminars through its contracted partners. You can search the Dassault
website for a location near you and a schedule that accommodates your needs.
Generally companies that use CATIA will also contract for in-house CATIA
training, especially as many of the bigger automotive and aeronautical migrate
from the DOS-based CATIA v4 to the Windows-based CATIA v5.
• Online Training: Self-study CATIA training via online video tutorials is only
provided by one company, Video-Tutorials.Net, and our courseware is very
thorough, giving you about 13 hours of training in the fundamentals--sketching and
drawing, part modeling, assembly design, and even covering basic surface design.
This method allows you to learn at your own pace, repeat each lesson until you get
it right, and study from anywhere, whether your home, your laptop at work, or on
the train to work during your daily commute.

3. • Colleges and Technical / Vocational Post-Secondary Schools: There are some
colleges and technical / vocational post-secondary schools that offer CATIA
training, but these are actually not so numerous, due to the cost of the CATIA
license. Generally these schools will offer training in AutoDesk products like
Inventor or AutoCAD, or SolidWorks, where the licensing is much more
reasonably priced. CATIA doesn't have student licenses or trial versions,
unfortunately, and one seat of this software usually costs about $30,000 in annual
licensing fees.
So, if you're interested in CATIA training, online video-based self-study tutorials
are your least expensive and highest quality option.
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