Autodesk University 2008 Show Guide

Classes by Industry Making It Real with Revit® and Inventor® AB404-2 05-Dec-08 10:00 am - 11:30 am Exciting architectural design is occurring all around us, but how does it really get built? This course covers the spectrum of building design and manufacturing—starting with a concept, moving through preliminary stages, and on to the actual manufacturing of the building. Along the way, we’ll consider elements from architectural aspects and structural aesthetics to fabrication. Come to this session and get inspired by the interesting opportunities that Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Revit offer by learning from our implementation of these two tools on a really exciting project in the Far East. 90-Minute Class All Levels Marcello 4506 Lee Miller, | HOK A Quick Spin on Revit® Architecture 2009 Curtain Walls [Repeat] AB200-1L 03-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am Unlike typical walls, a curtain wall is a system that uses a defined set of rules. In this session, you’ll learn the structure of curtain walls and systems. We’ll also cover working with panels. This class will open the door for creating and building curtain walls. 90-Minute Lab Introductory Lando 4201 Reid Addis, Application Specialist | Microsol Resources Corporation Schedule Anything in AutoCAD® Architecture or AutoCAD® MEP AB500-3 05-Dec-08 8:00 am - 11:30 am This extended session includes detailed coverage of the scheduling capabilities of AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP. Learn the basics of creating custom schedules for virtually any object you can draw or model, then tackle the more advanced property sets such as Location, Project, Classification, Anchor, and Material. Discover the tricks to tagging and scheduling objects embedded within the external references of a large project. 3.5-Hour Class Intermediate Marcello 4403 Matthew Dillon, Vice President | The D.C. CADD Company, Inc. Fuzzy Math Essentials for Revit® Family Builders [Repeat] AB400-1 05-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am This class will show you how to leverage your family building knowledge by moving beyond static families and empowering you to create parametric marvels. Learn some of the essential math and formulas that can help you drive geometry based on required relationships, evaluate and restrict user input to set ranges, use Boolean operations to control visibility based on other parameter values, and discuss parameter naming strategies. We will also look at advanced formula examples that calculate complex geometrical relationships to achieve seemingly impossible results. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Palazzo E-G David Baldacchino, BIM Coordinator | SHW Group LLP Maximizing Walls in AutoCAD® Architecture for Elevation Views AB318-3 04-Dec-08 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm It’s back for AU 2008! There’s more to walls than what you see in a plan view. In this class, we’ll review how to optimize your wall styles, add features that help create a more complete elevation view, and add profiles to wall components to create custom shapes. We’ll also cover how materials control what the wall looks like in 2D elevation and rendered modes, and how to make AEC dimensions connect at the right locations on a wall and automatically update. The class will conclude by creating our 2D elevation view—and cut out the projection time! 90-Minute Class All Levels Marcello 4401 David Butts, Senior Techincal Engineer/Training Manager | Advanced Solutions Easing the Transition from AutoCAD® to AutoCAD® Architecture AB400-3 05-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am If you use AutoCAD to produce architectural drawings, this session is for you. We’ll explore some of the powerful features available in AutoCAD Architecture that will help you improve your production time and provide greater control over your drawing process simply by incorporating some basic architectural features to your drawings. You’ll see the benefit of wall, door, and window styles, and learn a faster and easier way to produce details. This class is not intended to move you completely to a 3D model but to give you more tools to produce your 2D drawings in less time. Attendees should have intermediate or better knowledge of AutoCAD. 90-Minute Panel Intermediate Marcello 4401 Thomas Tobin, Senior Consultant | Avatech Solutions 18

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