PTC Korea Strengthens Industry-Academia Ties, Supports Creo Parametric at Korea University of Technology and Education
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PTC Korea and Korea University of Technology and Education have signed an MOU to cultivate engineering talent.
PTC Korea will provide Korea University of Technology and Education with 50 copies of the university academic license for Creo Parametric free of charge for one year.
The partnership focuses on creating an educational environment where students can directly experience design software used in industry and improve their design capabilities.
PTC Korea and Korea University of Technology and Education have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to help cultivate engineering talent. The two sides have begun cooperating to train talent with the design capabilities demanded by industry.
PTC Korea said on the 7th that it will provide Korea University of Technology and Education with a university academic license for the 3D CAD design software Creo Parametric free of charge. The partnership focuses on creating an educational environment where students can directly experience design software used in industry.
The agreement was established to support the development of future engineering talent. It also aims to create an educational environment where students can directly experience design software used in industry.
The signing ceremony was held on the 4th at Korea University of Technology and Education in Siheung, Gyeonggi Province. PTC Korea CEO Kim Do-kyun and Professor Han Je-heon of the School of Mechanical Design Engineering at Korea University of Technology and Education attended the event.
PTC Korea will sign an agreement with Korea University of Technology and Education and provide 50 copies of the Creo Parametric university academic license free of charge for one year. The agreement also includes J2J, an authorized partner of PTC Korea, which will work with PTC to support software use and participate in educational activities.
The purpose of this support is to improve students' use of 3D design software and related design capabilities. Creo Parametric is a 3D CAD software based on parametric modeling and was introduced as a tool with functions for product design and engineering work.
Students at Korea University of Technology and Education will be able to experience a 3D design environment through the software. Based on this, the university also expects to strengthen engineering capabilities needed for product design.
Through this partnership, PTC Korea plans to expand students' access to design software used in industry. It also aims to build a foundation for improving students' practical capabilities in the curriculum.
PTC Korea said it is promoting free software provision to domestic universities at a time when the importance of AI-based engineering is growing, and that it will support the growth of future engineering talent. PTC Korea CEO Kim Do-kyun said the company has continued efforts to cultivate engineering talent in Korea since establishing its local subsidiary in 1992.
Kim said the company is pursuing cooperation with Korea University of Technology and Education as part of that direction and plans to support students so they can demonstrate their capabilities in real-world industrial settings in the future. Professor Han Je-heon of Korea University of Technology and Education said the agreement has laid the groundwork for students to directly experience design software used in industry.
Han said this is expected to improve practical capabilities within the curriculum. He also expressed an intention to pursue continued industry-academia cooperation and said the university will train field-oriented engineering talent that meets industrial demand.
Source: TECHWORLD · Park Gyu-chan
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406584
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