New Technology in Vocational Training, Models and Regulations

doi:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52380-9_17

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New Technology in Vocational Training, Models and Regulations

Dieter Buschhaus-1988-01-01

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An important part of the staff in engineering and planning departments are the draftsmen. Primarily these are mechanical/electrical draftsmen, civil engineering/architectural draftsmen, cartographical draftsmen and draftsmen for details. The statistics show that almost 135,000 gainfully employed draftsmen out of the total could be possibly affected by the introduction of CAD. As a handicap for a general solution to the problems, we have to consider that the introduction of CAD-systems into about 50 economic sectors where draftsmen are working is taking place with varying intensity.

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An important part of the staff in engineering and planning departments are the draftsmen. Primarily these are mechanical/electrical draftsmen, civil engineering/architectural draftsmen, cartographical draftsmen and draftsmen for details. The statistics show that almost 135,000 gainfully employed draftsmen out of the total could be possibly affected by the introduction of CAD. As a handicap for a general solution to the problems, we have to consider that the introduction of CAD-systems into about 50 economic sectors where draftsmen are working is taking place with varying intensity.

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Vocational educationCADEngineeringTraining (meteorology)Engineering managementArchitectural engineeringCivil engineeringOperations management

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