AutoCAD Civil 3D The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Civil 3D, its features, and capabilities, from the basics through to the most advanced and complex topics.
This course covers Working with points, Alignments, Pipe Networks, and Pressure Networks. AutoCAD Civil 3D is an engineering software used by civil engineers and other professionals to plan, design, and manage civil engineering projects. Using AutoCAD Civil 3D, infrastructure professionals can better understand project performance, maintain more consistent data and processes, and respond faster to change.
User’s prerequisites
You don’t need any previous experience with AutoCAD Civil 3D to take this course.
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Course Outline
New for AutoCAD Civil 3D
New Features Overview
Working with Points
Working with Points
Editing Point
Exporting and Importing Points
Feature Lines and Grading
Feature Lines
Grading
Working with Surfaces
Working with Surfaces
Adding to Surfaces
Editing Surfaces
Exporting & Sharing Surfaces
Surface Volumes and Analysis
Exporting & Sharing Surfaces
Surface Labels and Tables
Alignments
Creating Alignments
Alignment Labeling
Working with Profiles
Working with Profiles
Editing Profiles
Profile Labels
Working with Assemblies and Subassemblies
Working with Assemblies and Subassemblies
Subassemblies
Working with Corridors
Creating Corridors
Corridor Attributes
Corridors Editing
Corridor Analysis
Parcels
Parcels
Sample Lines, Sections, and Quantity Takeoffs
Sample Lines
Section Views
Section View Edits & Analysis
Pipe Networks
Pipes and Structures
Part Catalog
Pipe Network
Pipe & Structure Labeling
Pressure Networks
Pressure Networks
Pressure Network Properties
Pressure Network Labeling
Working with Plan Production Tools and Data Shortcuts
Working with Plan Production Tools and Data Shortcuts
Data Shortcuts
About the Author
Mike Thomas spent the first 12-years of his career in the Autodesk channel working for an Autodesk reseller as an Application Specialist. During his travels, he delivered countless hours of training, support, demos, and implementations. He was very fortunate to be able to help solve many issues with Autodesk software. Mike has been using AutoCAD since r13, cut his solid modeling teeth on Mechanical Desktop, and has been using Inventor since before it was known as Inventor. Data Management has always been a big part of his professional life, for the most part with Autodesk Vault.