Register WMLSWUG Meeting Registration Thursday, September 21st, 20235:00 – 5:45pm – Dinner & Networking5:45 – 6:00pm – Announcements6:00 – 7:15pm – Session 11. SOLIDWORKS Data Management 101o Freddie Corbett, Hawkridge Systemso Beginner to intermediateo Managing CAD data efficiently and effectively is one of the more challenging aspects of being a successful engineering team. This session provides an overview of the different data management solutions available, their pros and cons and general best practices for utilizing them.2. Pretty Pictures: Rendering Option in the SW Ecosystemo Ryan Cole, GoEngineero Intermediate to advancedo Often, we must be able to render our models into realistic and lifelike images for marketing and documentation purposes. This session covers the various ways and methods of accomplishing this within the SOLIDWORKS ecosystem.3. Get Moving: Showing Motion In SOLIDWORKSo Andrew Schutte, Smooth Logicso Intermediate to advancedo Showing motion for design and communication purposes takes some special tools and special skills. In this session we will cover the various ways of showing motion as well as the best practices associated with doing so.4. Sketching Tips & Trickso Darin Grosser, GoEngineero All skill levelso Sketching is paramount to most features in SOLIDWORKS. This session is filled with rapid fire best practices and tips and tricks to make it easier and faster to draw the shapes you need.5. SOLIDWORKS Electrical: Parametric Electrical Designo John Semple, GoEngineero All skill levelso SOLIDWORKS and PDM are two proven and trusted tools to leverage the power of databases to drive design efficiency by making it easy to collaborate and reuse design data. This same technology can also be applied to Electrical Engineering with SOLIDWORKS Electrical. In this session we will cover a big picture view of the benefits and opportunities as well as the ROI of leveraging the power of SOLIDWORKS for your electrical engineering needs.7:15 – 7:45pm – Dessert & Networking7:45 – 8:30pm – Session 21. SOLIDWORKS Data Management 201o Freddie Corbett, Hawkridge Systemso Intermediate to Advancedo So, you’ve picked a data management system like PDM or 3DEXPERIENCE, now what? This session will cover the things to consider when implementing a DMS. We will cover some big picture topics like leveraging workflows to drive team processes and other ways to get the most out of your system.2. Roundtable: Training & Onboardingo Jesse Reda, Smooth Logicso So, you’ve hired someone, now what? How do you get them up to speed and make them productive. This open forum session is meant to be a discussion of experiences and ideas on how to make the most of your new hires, from formal training classes to trial by fire, what works and what doesn’t.3. SOLIDWORKS Admin – Drawing Templates Tips & Trickso Shawn Wolters, AeroMecho Intermediate to Advancedo Good drawing templates are the foundation behind good drawings, the key means engineers use to communicate manufacturing and other critical information downstream. This session will cover some tips and tricks for building efficient and effective drawing templates to help drive consistency and quality within engineering teams. 4. Altium MCAD CoDesigner with Team Ribbot's SOLIDWORKS Engineeringo All skill levelso Explore the captivating journey of Ribbot, a cutting-edge combat robot designed by talented college graduates. Despite its playful appearance, Ribbot is a top contender in Battlebots World Championship VIII. Discover the fascinating story of Ribbot's creation, its optimized design process, and how it utilizes SOLIDWORKS and Altium MCAD CoDesigner for seamless integration. Engage with the Ribbot team and ask questions in interactive discussions. Don't miss out on this opportunity to delve into the world of Ribbot!5. SOLIDWORKS Electrical: The Ins & Outs of Schematic Designo John Semple, GoEngineero Beginner to intermediateo In this deeper dive of SOLIDWORKS Electrical we will look at PLC’s, PDM integration, and some of the other advanced capabilities that drive efficiency and productivity. 8:30 – Closing Remarks and End Name:*FirstLast Company Name:* E-mail:* First Session (1 hour and 15 minutes):*SOLIDWORKS Data Management 101Pretty Pictures: Rendering Option in the SW EcosystemGet Moving: Showing Motion In SOLIDWORKSSketching Tips & TricksSOLIDWORKS Electrical: Parametric Electrical Design Second Session (45 minutes):*SOLIDWORKS Data Management 201Roundtable: Training & OnboardingSOLIDWORKS Admin – Drawing Templates Tips & TricksAltium MCAD CoDesigner with Team Ribbot's SOLIDWORKS EngineeringSOLIDWORKS Electrical: The Ins & Outs of Schematic Design Are you looking to make a career change or looking to hire? 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