Hello Mikky, im interested in this item, the links below are from two different sources. Could you pls help verify and give advice on them. Id like to purchase through you. http://www.ebay.com/itm/DELL-INSPIRON-5735-17-LAPTOP-AMD-QUAD-8-GB-RAM-1-TB-HDD-GOOD-CONDITION-/181280406709?pt=Laptops_Nov05&hash=item2a35277cb5

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00AM7MOSM/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used

mikkyangel:

U make a deposit to my Gtbnk account, and i"ll buy ..my Contacts are in front Page...thnks

Thanks for the timely response Mikky. So what would it take me to secure the laptop or something as good as this one... Your inputs would be highly appreciated as you are well versed at this... Anxiously awaiting your reply.

Hello mikky.... I have been following your thread a while and have to say kudos.... I want to bid for this item or something with the same specification :Dell Inspiron 17R 17.3" 5720 Laptop 3RD Gen i7-3632QM 8GB 1TB Blu-Ray Windows 8. Id like to ship through you and would appreciate you help verify and give details on making the shipment. Below is a link I found:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Inspiron-17R-17-3-5720-Laptop-3RD-Gen-i7-3632QM-8GB-1TB-Blu-Ray-Windows-8/171072292791?_trksid=p2047675.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D9091555032938226358%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D5%26sd%3D390596187981%26

Thanks.

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for solidworks, <www.dapeeza.ws> yes you can learn it as I am at the moment.Its in Nigeria and you would get all you need to even get certified.

Let me use this to clarify on the responsibilities of an Industrial Designer and an Engineer. Before I dive into any details, let me list interdependent professionals.

Industrial Designers-that I am
Mechanical Engineers,
Civil Engineers
manufacturing/production engineers
Graphics and animation designers
chemical engineers
Architects
Materials Engineers

Also, these use similar tools(Solidworks, Revit,AutoCAD, Inventor...)Semantics cannot be ruled out as a line cuts across the abilities of this softwares. We all know Fela Kuti,Jay-Z, African China, Lemar, Barrywhite, Mode-9, Waje, Eva, Babra Streisand, Nat King Cole, Eldee.... They all are musicians in the same industry across countries, appeal to different tastes, having their own unique styles and identities too and so do these softwares. You Only need find which suits your abilities, interests and skills best, there is no limit and in this age of PMP, the sky is the limit... Im exposed to a couple of softwares, this is the most accurate analogy im able to come up with at this time. Design is wide either engineering(Solidworks, Revit), electrical(Multisim), Graphics(CorelDraw, photoshop, cinema4D). the job of the designer is to design in these modes. which would require some basic knowledge of the field you are designing for and of course the tool you have to work with. while i wont root my self to any professional specifics as having unique or sole responsibility to a task, Id say it would be difficult to expect an individual who doesnt have an idea of what a pipe elbow is to design a piping system, simply because he is a designer. industrial designers work hand in hand with other professionals like engineers(who deal with the construction, maintenance and servicing of physical quantities), Architects... to efficiently complete projects with a view to mass production. Exposure is key as they offer avenues for being introduced to a lot, the technical know how also, and a drive and passion for the projects embarked on is necessary. In many cases Industrial designers would sway towards invention and conception, putting valuing the finner details of any product or project. To design for the engineer I have to think like him more or less. NB: You will need a drive to learn the ins-and-outs of any software you work with, the little projects I have been done have given me the nerve to get by a couple of softwares.




collegeboard.com has been helpful to my understanding of what many fields offer and how they inter-relate. Please use it. Hopefully our JAMB website would be that potent someday.

<www.dapeeza.ws> you should find that link interesting

I have been using Solidworks for not to long yet. Its obvious its potential is large. After interacting with the few Nigerian users I have met its apparent more Nigerian Solidworks users need to come forward, practise more and get certified and that is not as expensive as the capability of the software might cause one to think. It puzzles me that companies hardly use it. Most manufacturing moulds are imported ready-made... How many manufacturing companies are owned by Nigerians or people is the rhetorical answer? We need to grow in size, grow our designs from home and own rights to our designs.... this is very possible from what I am learning.