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Intro to CAD - improvements and units
miha_drame
Member Posts: 9 EDU
Unit 3 and unit 4 assessments in "Intro to CAD" curriculum are the same (probably an error). Also, do you plan to create version of this curriculum that is in metric units. Documents that are used in curriculum are mainly in inches and so the curriculum itself.
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Matt_Shields
Member Posts: 406 PRO
Thanks for catching the Unit 4 assessment error! It should be fixed now.
And as for our measurement units, we tried to use a mix of metric and imperial. For Units 1 and 2, the workspace units are imperial. However, many standard skateboard components are in metric, e.g. 54 mm wheels, so we use metric in Unit 2 where appropriate. Units 3 through 5 are all in metric.
Thanks for the feedback!0
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And as for our measurement units, we tried to use a mix of metric and imperial. For Units 1 and 2, the workspace units are imperial. However, many standard skateboard components are in metric, e.g. 54 mm wheels, so we use metric in Unit 2 where appropriate. Units 3 through 5 are all in metric.
Thanks for the feedback!