Introduction:

Embark on a journey of scholarly excellence and innovation with the Academic Achievement Award in CAD. This prestigious accolade honors individuals who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in the academic realm, contributing significantly to the advancement of Computer-Aided Design (CAD).

Eligibility:

The Academic Achievement Award in CAD is open to educators, researchers, and scholars globally who have showcased exceptional dedication to CAD-related academic pursuits and have significantly contributed to the enrichment of CAD knowledge.

Age Limits:

No age restrictions apply. This award is open to individuals at any career stage, fostering inclusivity and recognizing contributions from seasoned academics to emerging talents within the CAD academic community.

Qualification:

Open to individuals with a distinguished record of academic achievements in CAD, including notable publications, contributions to academic discourse, and advancements that have enriched the understanding and application of CAD.

Publications and Requirements:

Applicants should submit a comprehensive portfolio highlighting their academic achievements in CAD, including publications, conference papers, and any relevant documents that showcase the impact of their work on CAD education.

Evaluation Criteria:

Entries will be evaluated based on the depth of academic contributions, the impact on CAD education, and the overall influence on advancing the understanding and application of CAD in academic settings.

Submission Guidelines:

Submit a detailed portfolio, including a biography, abstract, supporting files, and relevant documents that illustrate the significance and impact of your academic achievements in CAD.

Recognition:

Recipients of the Academic Achievement Award will receive public recognition, a distinguished trophy, and the opportunity to share their insights at key academic and industry events.

Community Impact:

This award aims to recognize individuals whose academic achievements in CAD have not only advanced their careers but have also positively influenced and inspired the broader academic community.

Biography:

Provide a brief biography outlining your academic journey, research focus, and your role as a leader in advancing CAD knowledge within academic settings.

Abstract and Supporting Files:

Include a concise abstract summarizing your academic achievements in CAD and supporting files that demonstrate the significance and impact of your contributions.