Tuition:
         $1,095.00/per person
        

Prerequisite:
        Working knowledge of AutoCAD or Autodesk Map.

Available Schedule:
New York Office     Nov 17, 2008 – Nov 21, 2008     9:00 AM to 5:00 PM   More
Philadelphia Office     Nov 17, 2008 – Nov 21, 2008     9:00 AM to 5:00 PM   More
New York Office     Dec 22, 2008 – Dec 26, 2008     9:00 AM to 5:00 PM   More
Philadelphia Office     Dec 29, 2008 – Dec 31, 2008     9:00 AM to 5:00 PM   More

This course introduces you to the essentials of AutoCAD Civil 3D 2009.

Topics Include:

• Working with Point Data: Create Points based on a parcel, surface or alignment; View and edit point data; Change point styles and label styles; Create description key sets and point groups; Create points by using transparent commands.
  
  
• Surface Modeling: Import LandXML data; Edit surface triangles by deleting or swapping triangle edges; Identify breakline types and a breakline to a surface; Adjust elevation criteria, generate a surface analysis, and display the results in the drawing; Add a volume surface and calculate the volume difference between two surfaces; Create a 3D view of a surface and use 3D viewing tools; Create boundaries, masks, and contour labels for surfaces.
  
  
• Site Development: Create a parcel using an object or by subdividing an existing parcel; Change parcel object style and change the display order for parcels in a site; Add and modify parcel segment labels; Create parcel tables and both quick and standard parcel reports.
  
  
• Road Design: Create a new site and parcel boundary; Create and edit an alignment; Create and edit profiles and Profile Views; Create layout profiles; Create sample lines and Section Views.
  
  
• Corridor Modeling, Subassemblies and Cross Sections: Identify corridor components and create simple corridors; Create assemblies and assembly offsets; Identify corridor creation options and create corridor models; Edit corridor models; Calculate corridor volumes and create quantity takeoff reports; Create section views using corridor models.
  
  
• Grading: Create grading criteria; Create a grading object and create a surface from grading objects; Create a grading solution and adjust grading volumes using the grading volume tools.
  
  
• Sharing Data: Identify the Land Desktop data that you can import into AutoCAD Civil 3D; Import the contents of a Land Desktop project into AutoCAD Civil 3D; Describe the properties of imported Land Desktop objects.
  
  
• Pipe Networks: Create a pipe network and present the flow and function of a utility system such as a storm or sanitary sewer; Change the properties of pipe network parts; Customize your views of pipe networks in Profile and Section Views; Edit a pipe network in a Profile View.