Autodesk University 2008 Show Guide

Classes by Industry Civil Engineering Best of the Blogs: Hot Tips and Hacks for AutoCAD® Civil 3D® CV304-3 04-Dec-08 10:00 am - 11:30 am Take a peek into the blogger bag of tricks. We’ll cover nifty tips and backdoor hacks from the best of the Civil 3D blogs. We’ll look at surfaces, alignments, intersections, labeling, and the whole gamut of Civil 3D interaction. Come to this session and learn how to dazzle your co-workers with your newfound tricks to make Civil 3D your own. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Delfino 4005 James Wedding, P.E., Vice President | Engineered Efficiency Power to the Parcel CV300-4 04-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am Sit down, buckle up, and keep your hands on the keyboard (and mouse) as we supercharge your parcel design using AutoCAD® Civil 3D®. Learn how to take nothing more than a boundary survey and turn it into a complete parcel design, cul-de-sac and all. Start with your right-of-way, and finish with labeling. During this class, we’ll work through fundamental parcel creation techniques, and more importantly, when to use which technique. Anyone wanting to get started laying parcels out the quick and easy way will want to attend this class. 90-Minute Class Introductory Marcello 4406 Donnie Gladfelter, Design Systems Specialist | Timmons Group The Power of Pipes: Drainage Design Using AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2009 CV300-1P 04-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am Using AutoCAD Civil 3D 2009 and the Hydraflow Extension, the design, analysis and drafting of pipe networks in a project has been made more powerful than ever. In this session, we will learn how to create and modify parts lists, pipe rules and structure rules, and how to lay out structures and pipes. We’ll dig into the flexible labeling utilities and cover how to apply object and label styles to pipes and structures. We will even create a pipe layout for a subdivision in plan and export the pipe information into the Hydraflow Extension to design the pipe system and then export the pipe design back into the drawing to update the storm drainage pipe network. If pipe design is your game, you won’t want to miss this session. 90-Minute Class Power User Palazzo O-P David Hill, Application Engineer | Robert Steltman Inc. AutoCAD® Civil 3D® Design Approach and Workflow CV300-3 04-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am This course will provide an overview of the consideration making process in regards to Civil 3D workflow, design approach and resource setup. We’ll discuss implementation and the impact of Civil 3D within your organization. We’ll cover design approach and workflow process options, including project setup methodology, drawing content, and drawing interaction. We’ll demonstrate parallel design and plan production. Also, we’ll discuss template setup constraints and usage, general object naming conventions and constraints, as well as Object and Label styles contained within templates. Lastly, we’ll look at project type considerations for your initial Civil 3D projects. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Marcello 4503 Nick Harper, Corporate I.S. Autocad Support Specialst, | David Evans and Associates Inc. When a Stock Subassembly Won’t Work: Designing Custom Subassemblies for AutoCAD® Civil 3D® CV300-5 04-Dec-08 8:00 am - 9:30 am Intended for the experienced Civil 3D transportation user, this session explores how to properly design custom subassemblies for use in Civil 3D. You will learn the different elements that must be considered when writing a specification of a custom subassembly for your company—from defining the behavior to defining point, link, and shape codes, and what they mean. This class will benefit transportation professionals wanting to dig into the inner workings of subassemblies in order to develop a more in-depth knowledge of how they work. Attendees should have general Civil 3D subassembly knowledge. 90-Minute Class Intermediate Delfino 4005 Karen Weiss, Engineering Technology Manager | The Envision Group Leica®, Topcon®, and Trimble®, OH MY! Extending the Power of Your Data Collection with Civil 3D® 2009 CV304-4 04-Dec-08 10:00 am - 11:30 am You already know how to collect angles, distances, and descriptions with your data collector. Wouldn’t it be nice to kick it up a notch by automating that process? With Civil 3D 2009, it’s possible. During this session, we’ll show you how to collect extended properties, download them into the survey database, and display all the information in your drawing. You’ll learn how to combine extended properties, advanced label styles, and description keys to make it work. And you won’t need a degree in “Interstellar Geographic Statistical Collections Methodologies” to do it! No matter what kind of data collector you have—a whizbang new one, or one that’s been around for years—it is possible to collect extended data and download it directly into the survey database. We’ll show you the tricks you’ll need to get it done without complicating your current survey workflow. 90-Minute Class All Levels Zeno 4609 Richard Reid, Technical Specialist | Microdesk Inc 31

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