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The People Behind PTC Mathcad: Jakov Kucan, Director of PTC Mathcad Product Strategy
This kicks off our series “The People Behind PTC Mathcad”, in which we introduce you to a member of the PTC Mathcad team. We hope you enjoy getting to know our team better. Our first interview is with Jakov Kucan, Director of PTC Mathcad Product Strategy. What do you do at PTC? Pretend I am your neighbor and tell me …
Exciting Things to Come: PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0
I was lucky enough to sit in on a few day-long technical and planning meetings for PTC Mathcad this week. To make a long story short, there are some really exciting things happening with the implementation of PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 and the planning for future versions of the software, as well as a tighter integration with PTC Creo and …
Free-for-life Engineering Calculations Software: PTC Mathcad Express
You can’t get a lot for free these days never mind professional software. So we’re really excited to be able to give you PTC Mathcad Express free of charge. It is the free-for-life version of PTC Mathcad Prime 2.0, the latest greatest release of the most powerful technical calculations software on planet earth. With your free license, you get the …
Develop3D: MathCAD Express: Free calculations and other goodness
Al Dean of Develop3D recently wrote up a brief article on PTC Mathcad Express, free PTC Mathcad software. Dean says, “For the first 30 days, you’ll get a full version of Mathcad Prime 2.0. After that, it reverts to the Express version. Within this, you get mathematic equation editing, basic numeric functions and operators, the fancy units support and X-Y …
Live November 7th- PTC Mathcad’s Virtual Event!
We are excited to announce that Mathcad Engage 2012, PTC Mathcad’s virtual event will be live on November 7th at 12pm EST in just 4 short days! Register now for the whole day or to see your favorite presentation topic. Here’s a list of some of the presentations you can’t miss… 12:10-12:15 “Welcome to Mathcad Engage 2012” (Presentation by Brent …
Posted in Best Practices, Education, Events, Mathcad, Meet the Mathcad Users, The Inside Scoop, Tips & Tricks, Training
Tagged best practices, Conversion, Creo 2.0, customer event, engineering design, Mathcad Engage 2012, Mathcad Prime 2.0, Mathcad Prime 3.0, PTC Mathcad Express, regulatory compliance, software development, virtual event
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So many Creo Apps… How about Mathcad?
Guest blog by Mark Walker Director of Mathcad Product Management, PTC I’m pleased to share that we’re working on a new architectural solution to enable direct utilization of Mathcad inside Creo models. PTC has captured many related use cases in recent years, but we haven’t had the ideal foundational relationship between the two apps to best solve those use …
An Inside Look at Mathcad Prime 3.0: Part 2
In my last post, I discussed some of the new features that will be available in Mathcad Prime 3.0 having to do with documentation and presentation. In this post I will be exploring some more of the new functionality of Mathcad Prime 3.0 that Mark Walker, Director of Product Management for Mathcad, shared with me. Walker explained that in addition …
An Inside Look at Mathcad Prime 3.0: Part 1
Mathcad Prime 3.0 is planned for release in the latter half of 2013, promising stronger documentation and presentation, and delivering capabilities that will help engineering teams achieve higher efficiency through standardization and re-use. I had the opportunity to sit down with Mark Walker, Director of Product Management, to discuss Mathcad Prime 3.0 – as well as take a look at …
Posted in Mathcad, The Inside Scoop
Tagged documentation, feedback, Mathcad Prime 3.0, software development, worksheet formatting
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Systems Engineering with Mathcad and Integrity Integration
Highly engineered products are composed of hundreds and sometimes thousands of components that need to work together to satisfy system level objectives. In order to achieve this, engineering product teams decompose subsystem level requirements from system level objectives, and then further decompose component level requirements from those subsystem derivations. This process is commonly called requirements flow-down. These requirements lead to …
