Schools that offer Pro/Engineer

[Guest0527211403]

Hi Folks,

I am starting a list of schools around the world who offer Pro/Engineer to their students.

This list is useful for:

-Companies looking to recruit grads from schools who can use Pro/E
-Professionals who are looking for Continuing Education courses which teach Pro/Engineer
-Companies looking to have an influence on the curriculum of local Colleges and Universities, increasing the overall quality of the emerging workforce.

As for formatting, please try and include:

Name of School
Major City, State or Province, Country
School website

And any information about the courses that offer Pro/E. This includes Full-Time stream courses (i.e. Part of a 3 or 4 year diploma or degree program) or Continuing Education courses (i.e. Night School courses or Weekend Courses).

Any other useful information that would indicate an experienced Pro/E user base in the school (i.e. Pro/E installed in the labs, teams at the school using Pro/E).

I can offer 2 examples:

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George Brown College
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

http://www.gbrownc.on.ca/

Full Time programs:
Mechanical Engineering Technology program offers 6 courses geared towards PTC software.
-Eng. Design 1
-Mechatronics 1/2
-Advanced CADD 1/2
-Finite Element Analysis

Part-Time programs:
-Pro/Engineer 1 and 2 offered Saturdays through Continuing Education department.

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University of Toronto (FSAE team)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

http://fsae.utoronto.ca

Formula SAE Racing team utilizes Pro/E and Pro/Mechanica in the design of their competition race car. I have worked personally with them and can speak volumes about the level of skill on the team.

 

[cadcamguy]

I don't have all the details but I think it's a great idea;

New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, New Mexico

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico

University of Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska

 

[davidh729]

Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester, MA USA

http://www.wpi.edu/

Pro/E is widely used in the Mechanical and Manufacturing dept's. There are 2 undergraduate CAD classes that use Pro/E as the software package and a graduate class and Students typically use Pro/E and Pro/Mechanica for senior design projects, including the FSAE team. In the past Pro/Manufacture has been taught as part of a CAM class and used to program HAAS CNC machines.

Dave Hyman
iRobot Corp

http://www.irobot.com

 

[gwenn]

University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky USA

http://www.uky.edu

I believe it's mandatory for all ME undergrads to take this CAD class that uses ProE.

Hope this helps!

-gwen

 

[fighterpilot]

Bradley University
Peoria, IL
Mechanical Engineering Dept.

http://www.bradley.edu

--
Fighter Pilot
Manufacturing Engineer

 

[ERE]

Penn State Erie, The Behrend College
Erie, Pennsylvania
Mechanical Engineering Technology (Assoc. & Bacc.)
Plastics Engineering Technology (Assoc. & Bacc.)
Penn State Erie

Have first Pro/E educational license issued.

Courses Utilizing Pro/E:
METBD 110 (3 cr) - Introduction to Solid Modeling
METBD 111 (3 cr) - Advanced Solid Modeling
METBD 306 (3 cr) - Computer Aided Design
METBD 350 (3 cr) - Finite Element Analysis Appl 1
METBD 410 (3 cr) - Rapid Prototyping
METBD 450 (3 cr) - Finite Element Analysis Appl 2

 

[DLauEng]

UC Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Engineering Dept.

E128

Pro/E installed in three labs.

 

[looslib]

Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah

Pro/E in Mechanical Engineering
Also use SolidWorks and UG

BYU-Idaho
Rexburg, Idaho

SolidEdge and UG



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