CAE

use of computers during the planning design and analysis of engineering projects

CAE may refer to:CAE (company), a Canadian manufacturer of flight simulatorsCanadian Academy of EndodonticsCaprine Arthritis Encephalitis, a lentiviral infection of goats which may lead to chronic disease of the joints and on rare occasions encephalitisCenter for American Education, an old name for American-style institutions in the UAE and IndiaCentral African Empire, a short-lived empire in Central AfricaCertificate in Advanced English, the fourth level of the University of Cambridge ESOL examination Certified Association Executive, a designation for not-for-profit and non-profit association professionalsCollege of Advanced Education, a now abolished tier of Australian tertiary institutionsColumbia Metropolitan Airport (IATA airport code: CAE) in West Columbia, South Carolina, United StatesCommon Application EnvironmentComputer-aided engineeringCritical Art Ensemble, collective of tactical media practitionersRadio Canadian Army Europe, Radio CAERégional Compagnie Aérienne Européenne or Regional CAE, a subsidiary airline of Air FranceCaelum (constellation)'s standard astronomical abbreviation
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Caelum (IPA: ; earlier Cæla Sculptoris is a minor southern constellation introduced by Nicolas Louis de Lacaille.
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Canadian English (CaE) is a variety of English used in Canada. More than 25 million Canadians (85 percent of the population) have some knowledge of English (2001 census). Canadian spelling contains elements of British and American English; Canadian vocabulary, although similar to American vocabulary, also features many British terms, several distinctive Canadianisms, French influence in many areas, and notable local variations.
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v. fall; drop, tumble; plunge; decline; droop; sink; demise; catch on

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A broad term used by the electronic design automation industry for the use of computers to design, analyze and manufacture products and processes. CAE includes CAD (see listing) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM), which is the use of computers for managing manufacturing processes.