Autodesk University 2008 Show Guide

Classes by Industry Classes by Industry Architecture & Building Design Revit® Architecture: LEEDing the Way AB204-2 03-Dec-08 10:00 am - 11:30 am Revit, as the premier Building Information Management (BIM) software, is being utilized by architects and engineers to coordinate information for completion of LEED™ certification documentation. This class will discuss the current programs and processes for assisting the design team in verifying the multitude of LEED-based information that Revit can provide. The class will look at shared parameters, schedules, custom templates, and use of ancillary programs to quantify the information during the schematic and design development phases of the work. Additionally, the class will investigate how the IPD team can work together to verify the LEED credits. 90-Minute Class Power User Lando 4205 David Haynes, Director of AEC Services | Ideate, Inc Level and Project Management in AutoCAD® Architecture, Part II AB214-2 03-Dec-08 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm See: AB214-2 Level and Project Management in AutoCAD® Architecture, Part I 90-Minute Class Introductory Marcello 4404 Paul Aubin, Author/Consultant | Paul F. Aubin Consulting Services Harnessing the Power of Palettes in AutoCAD® Architecture AB210-6 03-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm This class will explore ways of creating and customizing palettes in AutoCAD Architecture. There are differences between customizing and sharing palettes in AutoCAD Architecture versus regular AutoCAD, so this is your opportunity to learn the AutoCAD Architecture method. Palettes have a great deal of power to speed up your processes and create more consistency in your product. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Marcello 4401 Douglas Bowers, AIA, Architect | Durran t Techniques for Large Project Architectural Interiors in Revit® AB110-4 02-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm In this session, you will learn how to create and work in schedules. You will learn methods for documenting interior finishes from within the Revit model, including finish schedules and “Finish Groups” and how to embed calculations. We will show you methods of managing large furniture component libraries, and Detail libraries and how to transfer details from one project to the next. You will learn about area schemes and space planning studies. You will understand methods of representing schedule information in documentation for large projects. You will also learn how to export schedule data to Excel or Access. This session will cover many more Interior Architecture-focused tips and tricks. 90-Minute Panel Advanced Lando 4205 Craig Barbieri, Stephen Messinger, Architect, Project BIM Coordinator | KlingStubbins 2D or not 2D AB210-5 03-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm So, you have one day left to get the project out the door. Your boss is standing over your shoulder wondering why this is so much harder than it was in AutoCAD®. “I thought this was BIM”. For the interested student, this class will examine when it is “OK” to use conventional linework in the model, and will investigate further how to make quick, reliable families that serve as a lightweight solution to an immediate problem—the deadline! In this 90-minute lecture, the student will gain an understanding of how to deal with: 90-Minute Class All Levels Marcello 4403 Eric Wing, Senior Application Engineer | IMAGINiT Technologies A Quick Spin on Project Navigator in AutoCAD® Architecture 2009 AB214-1L 03-Dec-08 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm If you’ve never used Project Navigator, then you’ve never experienced the power of streamlining your design process. In this session, we’ll create a small project, and then explore what Project Navigator can do and how you can use it to save time and effort. We’ll cover project setup in the Project Browser, create construct and element files, create view files and sheet files, and then link it all together. 90-Minute Lab Intermediate Lando 4201 Reid Addis, Application Specialist | Microsol Resources Corporation Revit® Architecture/MEP/Structure: Collabora ting Across Disciplines AB210-4 03-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Are you ready to take the next step and use building information modeling to share data across the entire design team? As more people adopt BIM, the need for sharing data and information across disciplines has become increasingly critical. In this class, we will look at how the Revit platform facilitates collaboration and coordination among architects and engineers. We’ll examine how to link project files between Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, and Revit MEP, coordinate work between disciplines, identify and correct interferences, and use Revit’s revision tracking to keep track of changes. 90-Minute Class All Levels Lando 4205 David Cohn, Application Engineer | PPI Group 12

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