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In today’s working environment, using software can sometimes make things twice as efficient – basic Office tools such as Word for typing, Excel for handling data, and PowerPoint for creating presentations. Create 2D floor plans using CAD, simulate with Aspen, add tubes using PDMS, enhance the visuals with Photoshop, and produce a short video using Camtasia. . . . In both work and daily life, there are many software applications that can be of great help to us. Which of those software do you know how to use, and which ones do you plan to learn?
Basic Office skills: Word typing, Excel for data handling, PPT for presentations, PDF handling
The commonly used ones are office software. . .
I can do the basics, but I had a tough year; for example, I’m still learning how to do calculations related to Excel. There are other ones like the vivid visualization software – I don’t have time to learn them
Excel calculation? Is it VBA?
In today’s working environment, using software can sometimes make things twice as efficient – basic Office tools such as Word for typing, Excel for handling data, and PowerPoint for creating presentations. I’m proficient in using the basic functions for drawing 2D plans in CAD, but I’m not familiar with more advanced features; I really need to learn *ASPEN and PDSoft
I’m going to install B Office, CAD, HYSYS, PDF, Step7, WinCC, MicroWin, TIA, Fle*ble, and Logo!Soft