Designing modern PCBs is no longer just about creating schematics and layouts. It is about working in a connected environment where design, collaboration, and project data come together throughout the complete workflow.
For students and educators, understanding this ecosystem is an important step toward seeing how professional engineering teams manage real-world PCB projects.
Altium Designer acts as the core design tool, while Altium 365 helps extend the workflow into the cloud for sharing, collaboration, feedback, and project visibility.
To understand modern PCB design with confidence, you need to see how these tools work together from concept to collaboration.
In this 60-minute session, we’ll explore how Altium Designer and the Altium 365 platform work together to support the complete PCB design process. You’ll see how designs move from schematic creation to PCB layout, validation, collaboration, and final outputs within a connected design environment.
We will walk through:
This session will help you understand how modern PCB tools work together as a complete design platform, not just as separate tools for schematics and layout.
You’ll gain exposure to industry-relevant workflows, learn how collaboration happens in real-world electronics design teams, and build a stronger conceptual foundation for using professional PCB design tools.
This session is for engineering students, faculty, educators, and beginners who want to better understand how complete PCB design workflows are managed in professional environments.
It is also useful for student teams working on hardware or IoT projects who want to learn how design, collaboration, and project visibility connect across the full PCB design ecosystem.
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Designing modern PCBs is no longer just about creating schematics and layouts. It is about working in a connected environment where design, collaboration, and project data come together throughout the complete workflow.
For students and educators, understanding this ecosystem is an important step toward seeing how professional engineering teams manage real-world PCB projects.
Altium Designer acts as the core design tool, while Altium 365 helps extend the workflow into the cloud for sharing, collaboration, feedback, and project visibility.
To understand modern PCB design with confidence, you need to see how these tools work together from concept to collaboration.
In this 60-minute session, we’ll explore how Altium Designer and the Altium 365 platform work together to support the complete PCB design process. You’ll see how designs move from schematic creation to PCB layout, validation, collaboration, and final outputs within a connected design environment.
We will walk through:
This session will help you understand how modern PCB tools work together as a complete design platform, not just as separate tools for schematics and layout.
You’ll gain exposure to industry-relevant workflows, learn how collaboration happens in real-world electronics design teams, and build a stronger conceptual foundation for using professional PCB design tools.
This session is for engineering students, faculty, educators, and beginners who want to better understand how complete PCB design workflows are managed in professional environments.
It is also useful for student teams working on hardware or IoT projects who want to learn how design, collaboration, and project visibility connect across the full PCB design ecosystem.
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