Autodesk University 2008 Show Guide

Classes by Industry Schedules for all Phases of Your Work in Autodesk® Revit® Building AB210-2L 03-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm The focus of this class is on how to effectively use Schedules within Revit® 2007. For architects, schedules can serve as key design, management, and organizational tools throughout all phases of a project. The presentation is primarily designed for project managers and other intermediate to advanced Revit users. The beauty of Schedules is that they allow project team members and project managers to make major design and/ or construction document edits at a project-wide level from a spreadsheet view. Through gaining a better understanding of the uses of Schedules, you will be able to better understand the scope of your project in a convenient, highly organized, and easy-to-utilize format. We will allow time for Q&A. 90-Minute Lab Intermediate Lando 4303 Cyril Verley, Founder / VP | CDV Systems / London Infotech AutoCAD® Architecture to Revit® Architecture is Only a Hop Skip and Jump Away AB114-3 02-Dec-08 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm You’ve been using AutoCAD Architecture to produce your drawings. Now it’s time to look at the next step. That’s right—Revit Architecture. We’ll explore some of the powerful features available in Revit Architecture that will help you improve your production time, and provide greater control over your drawing process simply by incorporating some basic architectural objects into your drawings. If you know how a building is put together and how objects work in AutoCAD Architecture, then you’re more than halfway home. Revit will put you on the path to BIM and for post-design use. Hop on board for this look at how to move from AutoCAD Architecture to Revit. Don’t merely create drawings with your CAD package. Instead, create entire building designs! 90-Minute Class Introductory Marcello 4501 Thomas Tobin, Senior Consultant | Avatech Solutions AutoCAD® Architecture: Making Spaces Work For You! AB110-6 02-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Are you using the full power of AutoCAD Architecture? There is more to the software than just doors, walls, and windows. Most users fail to tap the power of Spaces—the keys to the information inside your project. You can use AutoCAD Architecture Spaces to create plans for exiting, occupancy loading, and space usage. Learn how to create and work with Spaces, as well as how to add materials and display themes for greater visual impact. Attend this session and leave ready to make Spaces work for you! 90-Minute Class All Levels Marcello 4403 Michael Massey, Vice President, Architectural Design Solutions | ALACAD Project Standards and Tool Palettes: Harnessing the Power of the AutoCAD® Architecture Project Navigator AB314-2 04-Dec-08 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm The Project Navigator feature in AutoCAD Architecture has been a great addition for managing your large projects. The biggest challenge always has been to make sure all your styles and properties are consistent across all the files. The Project Standards feature is the answer to that. It helps team members work from a central standards file. The project-based Tool Palette system also ties into the Project Standards file and helps with accessing project-related content. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Marcello 4402 Nauman Mysorewala, CAD/BIM Manager | GBBN Architects, Inc. Level and Project Management in AutoCAD® Architecture, Part I AB210-3 03-Dec-08 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm The drawing management system in AutoCAD Architecture is the ultimate tool to manage projects. Using this robust set of tools, we can set up the levels of our building and quickly generate plans, elevations, and models as well as complete sets of documents. In this information-packed session, we will explore the Project Browser and Project Navigator, learning how to create and manage projects including creating them from template projects. We will demystify terms like “Construct” and “Element.” We’ll also explore project property data, XREF cleanup, and the new feature to have Views drive Sheet layers. This powerful refinement of an already mature drawing management system will give you even greater control over your process and final output. Once you have witnessed the power of the drawing management system, you will never go back to doing projects the old way again! 90-Minute Class Introductory Marcello 4404 Paul Aubin, Author/Consultant | Paul F. Aubin Consulting Services A Quick Spin on Revit® Architecture AB204-1L 03-Dec-08 10:00 am - 11:30 am For those of you who have never used Revit but always wanted to, now is your opportunity. In this session, we’ll dive into Revit head first. This hands-on class will begin with Revit’s user interface, and focus on key Revit concepts that can be applied to many different features of the software. We’ll then take a glimpse of Revit from all phases of the design process—for schematic design, we’ll trace an imported hand sketch; for design development, we’ll create a plan color diagram; and for construction documents, we’ll cut sections, make a callout, add dimensions, and place them all on a Sheet. We’ll even link an AutoCAD® detail into the project. If you want to see Revit up close for the first time, this class is for you. 90-Minute Lab Introductory Lando 4201 Cyril Verley, Founder / VP | CDV Systems / London Infotech 13

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