from pro/e to catia or solidworks?

[Rosco28]

Hello, I'm a roberto and I'm a student of rome.
Unfortunately the university I attend does not provide for any use of instruments cad for mechanics so I had to attend an external course on pro/e of 160 hours ( fortunately funded by the ue and the lazio region) to acquire some knowledge. After this course I opened a world, I discovered a truly exceptional software that can be spent in the world of work. so I thought of writing some announcements as a mechanical designer to try to make some experience. browsing the internet I found that many technical studies use solidworks but thinking about the future (I would like to attend vehicle engineering in modena) I saw that large companies in the automotive sector mainly use pro/e and catia.
I wanted to ask you: Should I start the study of solidworks or catechism?
I thank you in advance for the answers

 

[maxopus]

Hello, I'm a roberto and I'm a student of rome.
Unfortunately the university I attend does not provide for any use of instruments cad for mechanics so I had to attend an external course on pro/e of 160 hours ( fortunately funded by the ue and the lazio region) to acquire some knowledge. After this course I opened a world, I discovered a truly exceptional software that can be spent in the world of work. so I thought of writing some announcements as a mechanical designer to try to make some experience. browsing the internet I found that many technical studies use solidworks but thinking about the future (I would like to attend vehicle engineering in modena) I saw that large companies in the automotive sector mainly use pro/e and catia.
I wanted to ask you: Should I start the study of solidworks or catechism?
I thank you in advance for the answers

If the scope you want to attend is the automotive... no doubt catia.
together with pro/e and nx are the only cads used by the big brands (fashion name them oem). apart of course some niche areas.