Free Stuff Part II

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I’m guessing that the question I asked in yesterday’s post offering free CSWP exam coupons may have been a bit obscure as I only received one correct answer (congrats to Chris Serran). So, in order to award the final 9 exam coupons I have, here’s a new question: What are the four training courses SolidWorks recommends you should take before attempting to take the CSWP exam? (Hint: you can find the answer on the SolidWorks website)

First come, first served! Just email me your answer.

By the way, the answer to yesterday’s question: the CSWP program was launched in 1999.

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Mike Puckett

Jeff,

I'm thinking this question may get a few more answers!
http://www.jeffmirisola.com/?p=365 (Drum roll please)And the winners are… | Jeff’s Tool Shed

[...] Jeff Mirisola on Apr.23, 2009, under SolidWorks Community The winners from the contest I ran [...]
http://www.zeometric.com btitus

So what was the winning year?
JeffMirisola

The year was 1999.
JeffMirisola

The year was 1999.
Excaliber65

Can I still win? Answer is:

Recommended Training Courses:
SolidWorks Essentials, SolidWorks Drawings, Advanced Part Modeling and Advanced Assembly Modeling.
JeffMirisola

Sorry, the certificates are long gone.

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Excaliber65

Can I still win? Answer is:

Recommended Training Courses:
SolidWorks Essentials, SolidWorks Drawings, Advanced Part Modeling and Advanced Assembly Modeling.
Anonymous

Sorry, the certificates are long gone.

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