What is CAD, CAM & CAE softwares

Nowadays everything is going to be computerized. In this case how can we stay back. We are also implement this digitalization in our field. So we are uses different kind of software to make our work easier, faster and efficient, and these software is known as CAD, CAM, CAE softwares.
Computer-Aided-Design (CAD) : Cad softwares are used for 2D Drafting and Creating 3D models. In this software we can generate 2D view of 3D model, Dimensioning of Drawing and also provide Geometrical Dimensions and Tolerance. e.g. AutoCAD, CATIA, CREO, SolidWorks etc.
Computer-Aided-Manufacturing (CAM): The softwares which are used for generate CNC program for desired profile is called CAM software. e.g. MasterCAM, Delcam, Unigraphics etc.
Computer-Aided-Engineering (CAE): This softwares are used for analysis purpose such as vibration, stress, temperature, deformation etc. e.g. ANSYS, HYPERMESH etc.
These Software can be classified into three parts:
1. High End Software:  When Above three features are available in a software, is called it is a high end software. E.g. CATIA, UniGraphics, Creo etc.
2. Medium End Software: When any of two above features are available in a software, is called Medium end Software. E.g. SolidWorks
3. Low End Software: When any one of above feature is available into a software, is called Low End Software. E.g. Auto CAD, ANSYS, Master CAM etc.
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