Gyeongnam National University Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering Major Produces 12 CATIA Certification Exam Passers

Gyeongnam National University’s Department of Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering is conducting a CATIA V5 training course.
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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] The Department of Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering at Gyeongnam National University recently announced on the 12th that 12 students passed the CATIA certification exam hosted by Dassault Syst?mes.

CATIA is a 3D design and engineering software developed by the French company Dassault Syst?mes, widely used worldwide in automotive, aerospace, railway vehicles, shipbuilding, mold, and civil engineering design.

In this exam, 14 freshmen from the Department of Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering took the test. They prepared for the certification exam by attending a two-week CATIA V5 training course supported by the Smart Manufacturing Advanced Workforce Development Project.

As a result, 12 out of the 14 candidates obtained the 'CATIA V5 Certificate,' achieving a high pass rate of 85%.

Professor Lee Tae-il, head of the Department of Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering, said, "The freshmen have taken the first step toward becoming specialized professionals in the manufacturing field by completing the CATIA course and obtaining the certificate," adding, "We will continue to support the training of smart manufacturing experts tailored to the Fourth Industrial Revolution era."

Meanwhile, the Department of Smart Mechanical Convergence Engineering at Gyeongnam National University was established in 2020 through collaboration among Changwon City, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy to cultivate key regional talent in the smart machinery industry sector. The department supports various educational programs aimed at nurturing advanced talent in preparation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

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