So I'm currently a sophomore in college pursuing an AS in Architectural drafting and a BS in Building Construction Technology. I've been having some difficulty earning an internship and was thinking it could be because of my lack of experience. I'm pretty good with AutoCAD and have worked with it in high school and maintained an A throughout the semester when I took the class in college, but I've been thinking of getting an AutoCAD certification in hopes that it will give me the upper hand on other candidates. Do you think it's worth it? (Practice material costs $70)
senjohnblutarsky
Nov 9, 17 10:55 am
Maybe.
tduds
Nov 9, 17 12:56 pm
Learn BIM.
AutoCAD certification will only make you the most skilled horseman in a world of automobiles, so to speak.
derfthearchitect
Nov 9, 17 3:26 pm
I actually remember someone else mentioning BIM to me. What exactly is it? And will I be able to download it for free through a student subscription like AutoCAD and Revit?
Hey!!!
So I'm currently a sophomore in college pursuing an AS in Architectural drafting and a BS in Building Construction Technology. I've been having some difficulty earning an internship and was thinking it could be because of my lack of experience. I'm pretty good with AutoCAD and have worked with it in high school and maintained an A throughout the semester when I took the class in college, but I've been thinking of getting an AutoCAD certification in hopes that it will give me the upper hand on other candidates. Do you think it's worth it? (Practice material costs $70)
Maybe.
Learn BIM.
AutoCAD certification will only make you the most skilled horseman in a world of automobiles, so to speak.
I actually remember someone else mentioning BIM to me. What exactly is it? And will I be able to download it for free through a student subscription like AutoCAD and Revit?
@David... Envious as always. Stupid revit.