The document discusses trends in computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided engineering (CAE), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM). It notes that Russia produces the most engineering graduates annually and that knowledge of both CAD and CAE can lead to better job opportunities. It also provides statistics on average salaries and projected job growth in various engineering occupations that utilize CAD. The document advocates training in CAD, CAE, and domain-specific fields like civil engineering to stay competitive in the job market.

1. The Future Trends in
CAD|CAM |CAE
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2. The Countries With The Most Engineering Graduates
According to research conducted
by the World Economic Forum
(which excludes China and India
due to lack of data),
Russia leads the way, producing an
annual total of 454,000 graduates
in engineering, manufacturing and
construction.

3. Knowledge of both CAD and CAE to earn better
Opportunities
The record number of Engineering students passing out every year means
finding employment is really difficult.
So how do you stay ahead of the completion?

4. Engineering Occupations - Wages, Employment, &
Projections
Engineering
Occupation
Average
Annual Salary
Projected %
Job Growth - 2012-2022
Mechanical Engineering
Tech
$55,470 4.70%
Mechanical Engineers $87,140 4.50%
Mining & Geological
Engineers
$100,970 12%
Nuclear Engineers $104,630 9.30%

5. AEC Industry
Besides MCAD there is much requirement for trained
candidates in AEC industry, with the increasing launch of
new project worldwide, there is a huge gap of trained
people needed to work on infrastructure projects. With
demands of domain-specific resources in structures,
transportation design,rain water design etc. There are
many requirements for Civil, Structural, Architectural &
BIM courses.

6. Modern CAD Programs can improve the following:
• Increase the Productivity of the Engineer
• Improve the Quality of Design
• Improve Communications through
Documentation
• Create a Database for Manufacturing

7. Who Uses Computer-Aided Design?
Here is a short list of some people who would
most likely use CAD in the job.
This list goes on and on.
Computer-Aided Design is used in many industries from
aerospace, automotive, textiles, electronics, and much more.
• Architects
• Civil Engineers
• Electrical Engineers
• Facilities Manager
• Interior Designers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Structural Engineers
• Surveyors
• Manufacturing Engineers
• Acoustics Engineers
• Fire Protection Engineers
• Food Services Designers

8. CAD programs are used together with other
tools, which are either integrated modules or
stand-alone products such as:
• Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE)
• Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
• Photo Realistic Rendering
• Document Management and Revision Control using Product Data Management (PDM)

9. Knowledge of both CAD and CAE to earn better
opportunities
Currently, several institutes are offering CAD CAE training. The courses
offer the basic concept of CAD – either on CATIA, NX or Creo but the main
challenge is to place the students in good companies at the entry level.
Companies want more industry-specific knowledge hence domain specific
courses created with the association of industry experts is in demand.

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