Introduction to AutoCAD Plant 3D Training

This specialised AutoCAD training course on Plant 3D, will teach you how to use, AutoCAD P&ID, AutoCAD Plant 3D and Autodesk Navisworks products to design plant equipment, P&ID and model coordination.

Course Length: 5 Days

Prerequisites: Autodesk Inventor introduction to solid modelling or equivalent.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to AutoCAD Plant 3D

Lesson: Working in a Project
Lesson: Opening a Drawing
Lesson: Exploring the User Interface
Lesson: Managing Layers and Colors

Chapter 2: AutoCAD P&ID

Lesson: Creating and Adding Existing Drawings
Lesson: Equipment and Nozzles
Lesson: Piping
Lesson: Instruments and Instrument Lines
Lesson: Tagging Concepts
Lesson: Annotation Concepts
Lesson: Editing Techniques
Lesson: Data Manager and Reports
Lesson: Custom One-off Symbols
Lesson: Offpage Connections
Lesson: Generating Reports

Chapter 3: AutoCAD Plant 3D – Imperial

Lesson: Creating Project Folders and Drawings
Lesson: Steel Modeling and Editing
Lesson: Equipment Modeling and Editing
Lesson: Piping Basics
Lesson: Piping Editing and Advanced Topics
Lesson: Working with P&ID Data in Plant 3D
Lesson: Creating and Annotating Orthographic Views
Lesson: Creating Isometric Drawings

Chapter 4: Autodesk Navisworks

Lesson: File Handling
Lesson: Basic Navigation and Walkthrough
Lesson: Clash Detection
Lesson: Highlights of Scheduling and Rendering

Chapter 5: Setting Up and Administering a Plant Project

Lesson: Overview of Project Setup
Lesson: Overview of Project Structure and Files
Lesson: Setting Up Larger Projects
Lesson: Defining New Objects and Properties
Lesson: Customizing Data Manager
Lesson: Creating and Editing Drawing Templates and Data Attributes
Lesson: Specs and Catalogs
Lesson: Isometric Setup
Lesson: Troubleshooting
Lesson: Creating and Managing Report Configurations
Lesson: Setting Up SQL Express for AutoCAD Plant 3D

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Autodesk Revit: Fundamentals for MEP Training

MEP fundamentals for Autodesk Revit teaches designers how to model and document in a BIM environment HVAC networks such as air terminals, mechanical equipment, ducts and pipes, plumbing networks with fixtures and pipes, electrical circuits, equipment, devices, lighting fixtures, cable trays and conduits and then how to create construction drawings and schedules.

Course Length: 4 Days

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

1 BIM and Autodesk Revit
2 Overview of the Interface
3 Starting Projects
4 Viewing Commands

Chapter 2: Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

1 Using General Sketching Tools ▪ 2.2 Inserting Components
3 Selecting and Editing Elements
4 Working with Basic Modify Tools
5 Working with Additional Modify Tools

Chapter 3: Starting Systems Projects

1 Linking and Importing CAD Files
2 Linking in Revit Models
3 Setting Up Levels
4 Copying and Monitoring Elements
5 Coordinating Linked Models
6 Batch Copying Fixtures

Chapter 4: Working with Views

1 Modifying the View Display
2 Duplicating Views
3 Adding Callout Views
4 Creating Elevations and Sections

Chapter 5: Setting Up Spaces

1 Preparing a Model for Spaces
2 Adding Spaces
3 Working with Spaces

Chapter 6: Heating and Cooling Loads Analysis

1 Creating Zones
2 Applying Colour Schemes
3 Analysing the Heating and Cooling Loads

Chapter 7: Basic Systems Tools

1 Connecting Components
2 Creating Systems – Overview

Chapter 8: HVAC Networks

1 Adding Mechanical Equipment and Air Terminals
2 Adding Ducts and Pipes
3 Modifying Ducts and Pipes

Chapter 9: Plumbing Networks

1 Adding Plumbing Fixtures and Equipment
2 Adding Plumbing Pipes
3 Modifying Plumbing Pipes
4 Adding Fire Protection Networks

Chapter 10: Advanced Systems for HVAC and Plumbing

1 Creating and Modifying Systems
2 Creating Automatic Layouts
3 Testing Systems

Chapter 11: Electrical Systems

1 About Electrical Systems
2 Placing Electrical Components
3 Creating Electrical Circuits
4 Setting up Panel Schedules
5 Adding Cable Trays and Conduit
6 Testing Electrical Layouts

Chapter 12: Creating Construction Documents

1 Setting Up Sheets
2 Placing and Modifying Views on Sheets ▪ 12.3 Printing Sheets

Chapter 13: Annotating Construction Documents

1 Working with Dimensions
2 Working With Text
3 Adding Detail Lines and Symbols
4 Creating Legends

Chapter 14: Adding Tags and Schedules

1 Adding Tags
2 Working with Schedules

Chapter 15: Creating Details

1 Setting Up Detail Views
2 Adding Detail Components
3 Annotating Details

Appendix A: Introduction to Worksets

1 Introduction to Worksets

Appendix B: Additional Tools

1 Building Type Settings
2 Defining Colour Schemes
3 Custom Duct and Piping Types
4 Work with System Graphics
5 Pressure Loss Reports
6 Guide Grids and Sheets
7 Revision Tracking
8 Annotating Dependent Views
9 Importing and Exporting Schedules
10 Creating Building Component Schedules
11 Keynoting and Keynote Legends

Appendix C: Autodesk Revit Certified Professional Exam for Mechanical Building Systems

Appendix D: Autodesk Revit Certified Professional Exam for Electrical Building Systems

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Autodesk Revit: Fundamentals for Interior Design Training

Interior design fundamentals for Autodesk Revit is specificlally designed to teach interior designers on how to use the BIM tools in Autodesk Revit to model walls, floors, ceilings, levels, placing families to layout interiors, space planning, materials, schedules, rendering and construction drawings.

Course Length: 3 Days

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to Autodesk Revit

Explain BIM and how Revit fits into the BIM process
Describe the various User Interface components and areas
Define each of the Revit file types
Navigate around a project model

Chapter 2: Modelling Tools and Modify Options

Define and use Revit tools and keyboard commands to create a 3D model
Work with Revit Families and Types
Draft using nodes, snaps, and other drawings aids
Modify existing content using various modifying tools
Use various selection tools to filter for elements and information

Chapter 3: Levels and Grids

Create and Modify Levels and Grids
Link CAD files into a project
Link Revit Model’s into a project
Place Architectural Column’s

Chapter 4: Walls

Create, modify, and define new wall types for use in projects
Comprehend Instance and Type property information
Demonstrate how to use the Modify wall options

Chapter 5: Placing Families: Punched Openings and Components

Add Doors and Windows
Add Component Families
Create and Modify new or existing Revit family types for project use

Chapter 6: Views, Display Options and Settings

Create, modify and define various types of views in the project
Modify Visual Overrides for elements within a view

Chapter 7: Floors

Create and define new Floor Types
Modify existing Floor Types
Define floor contours and slope definitions

Chapter 8: Ceilings

Create and define new Ceiling Types
Modify existing Ceiling Types
Define Ceiling grid and modify spacing and rotation

Chapter 9: Curtain Walls

Define Curtain Walls and understand best use of the tools
Apply, modify, and create curtain wall grids, mullions, and panels
Use Curtain Walls to create Storefronts within the model

Chapter 10: Annotation: Documents & Deliverables

Use text, dimensions, detail items, and tags to create project deliverables
Establish project construction information

Chapter 11: Detailing in Revit

Create drafting views for use with detail creation
Add Views and utilize AutoCAD information for coordination
Define legends for Revit and understand best use of them
Create multiple legend types for various uses

Chapter 12: Space Planning

Add and arrange Room’s into new layout
Analyse Space locations in design
Define Area elements for project programming
Create and Refine colour fill plans for clarification

Chapter 13: Materials as Finishes

Navigate Materials Browser
Organize and assign materials to content
Update specified project specific materials
Organize Materials Library
Build custom project materials
Share custom materials library

Chapter 14: Schedules

Organize rooms into schedules
Build component lists to refine content
Access and allocate finishes to component materials

Chapter 15: Lighting, Rendering and Presentations

Create camera views for rendering and presentation views
Create lighting scheme with standard and custom lighting components
Apply lighting groups to projects
Manage Rendering via dialogue window

Chapter 16: Sheets

Comprehend sheet use, creation, and manipulation
Add views and content to sheets
Prepare sheets for size and scale
Add project-specific content
Print in Revit

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Autodesk Revit: Fundamentals for Architecture Training

Autodesk Revit Fundamentals for Architecture Training

This fundamentals course for architecture will give you the BIM skills in Autodesk Revit to design architectural 3D models and construction drawings, teaching you how to design walls, doors, floors, ceilings, roof, stair, railing and ramp systems, linking in CAD files, working with views and construction documents.

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Course Overview

18-Hours – 9 x 2-hour sessions
Remote training over MS Teams
Sessions are recorded and download links for each session are provide for future use
Training for up to 1-3 People
Sessions can start within 7 days upon placing an order
Flexible sessions (i.e. consecutive or Monday, Wednesday, Friday, etc.)
Courses are private and topics can be customised to suit
Training manuals are additional $159 each for soft copy

Training Guide Contents

Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

Chapter 1: Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

1 BIM and Autodesk Revit
2 Overview of the Interface
3 Starting Projects
4 Viewing Commands

Chapter 2: Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

1 Using General Sketching Tools
2 Editing Elements
3 Working with Basic Modify Tools
4 Working with Additional Modify Tools

Chapter 3: Starting Architectural Projects

1 Linking and Importing CAD Files
2 Linking in Revit Models
3 Setting Up Levels
4 Creating Structural Grids
5 Adding Columns Design

Development Phase

Chapter 4: Modelling Walls

1 Modelling Walls
2 Modifying Walls
3 Adding Room Elements

Chapter 5: Working with Doors and Windows

1 Inserting Doors and Windows
2 Loading Door and Window Types from the Library
3 Creating Additional Door and Window Sizes

Chapter 6: Working with Curtain Walls

1 Creating Curtain Walls
2 Adding Curtain Grids
3 Working with Curtain Wall Panels
4 Attaching Mullions to Curtain Grids

Chapter 7: Working with Views

1 Modifying the View Display
2 Duplicating Views
3 Adding Callout Views
4 Creating Elevations and Sections

Chapter 8: Adding Components

1 Adding Components
2 Modifying Components

Chapter 9: Modelling Floors

1 Modelling Floors
2 Creating Shaft Openings
3 Creating Sloped Floors

Chapter 10: Modelling Ceilings

1 Modelling Ceilings
2 Adding Ceiling Fixtures
3 Creating Ceiling Soffits

Chapter 11: Modelling Roofs

1 Modelling Roofs
2 Creating Roofs by Footprint
3 Establishing Work Planes
4 Creating Roofs by Extrusion

Chapter 12: Modelling Stairs, Railings, and Ramps

1 Creating Component Stairs
2 Modifying Component Stairs
3 Working with Railings
4 Creating Ramps

Construction Documents Phase

Chapter 13: Creating Construction Documents

1 Setting Up Sheets
2 Placing and Modifying Views on Sheets
3 Printing Sheets

Chapter 14: Annotating Construction Documents

1 Working with Dimensions
2 Working With Text
3 Adding Detail Lines and Symbols
4 Creating Legends

Chapter 15: Adding Tags and Schedules

1 Adding Tags
2 Working with Schedules

Chapter 16: Creating Details

1 Setting Up Detail Views
2 Adding Detail Components
3 Annotating Details

Appendix A: Introduction to Worksets

1 Introduction to Worksets

Appendix B: Additional Tools

1 Reusing Selection Sets
2 Editing Wall Joins
3 Wall Sweeps and Reveals
4 Creating Curtain Wall Types with Automatic Grids
5 Enhancing Views
6 Creating Dormers
7 Working with Guide Grids on Sheets
8 Revision Tracking
9 Route Analysis
10 Annotating Dependent Views
11 Importing and Exporting Schedules
12 Creating Building Component Schedules
13 Creating a Repeating Detail
14 Keynoting and Keynote Legends

Appendix C: Autodesk Revit Architecture Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Revit: for Project Managers Training

This course is for Project Managers who need to work on Autodesk Revit projects. In this course you will learn how to navigate through and review the model, views and sheets sets, link in drawings and models into Autodesk Revit to coordinate, export, print and publish Revit files, collaborate with team members, working with schedules and annotate drawings.

Course Length: 1 Day

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

1 BIM and Autodesk Revit
2 Overview of the Interface
3 Starting Projects
4 Viewing Commands

Chapter 2: Reviewing Projects

1 Using General Sketching Tools
2 Editing Elements
3 Troubleshooting

Chapter 3: Working in a Model

1 Modifying the View Display
2 Duplicating Views
3 Adding Callout Views
4 Creating Elevations and Sections
5 Working with Schedules

Chapter 4: Printing and Sharing

1 Setting Up Sheets
2 Placing and Modifying Views on Sheets
3 Printing Sheets
4 Exporting Files

Chapter 5: Starting Multi-discipline Projects

1 Importing and Linking Vector Files
2 Linking Models

Chapter 6: Project Team Collaboration

1 Introduction to Worksets
2 Setting Up Worksets
3 Visibility and Display Options with Worksharing
4 Worksharing and Linked Models
5 Opening and Saving Workset-Related Projects
6 Working in Workset-Related Projects
7 Best Practices for Worksets

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Autodesk Inventor: Fundamentals Training

Autodesk Inventor: Introduction to Solid Modeling Training

This introductory course for Autodesk Inventor Professional covers the fundamental topics for 2D sketching, 3D part and assembly modelling, 2D detailing and bills of materials.

$3,300.00

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Course Overview

16-Hours – 8 x 2-hour sessions
Remote training over MS Teams
Sessions are recorded and download links for each session are provide for future use
Training for up to 1-3 People
Sessions can start within 7 days upon placing an order
Flexible sessions (i.e. consecutive or Monday, Wednesday, Friday, etc.)
Courses are private and topics can be customised to suit
Training manuals are additional $159 each for soft copy

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to Autodesk Inventor

Introduction
Autodesk Inventor Fundamentals
Getting Started
Autodesk Inventor Interface
Model Manipulation

Chapter 2: Creating the Base Feature

Creating a New Part File
Sketched Base Features
Editing Sketched Features

Chapter 3: Additional Sketching Tools

Additional Entity Types
Basic Editing Tools
Additional Constraint Tools
Additional Dimension Tools

Chapter 4: Advanced Sketch Editing Tools

Advanced Editing Tools
Rectangular Sketch Patterns
Circular Sketch Patterns
Sketch Preferences

Chapter 5: Sketched Secondary Features

Sketched Secondary Features
Using Existing Geometry

Chapter 6: Creating Pick and Place Features

Edge Chamfer
Constant Fillets
Variable Fillets
Face Fillets
Full Round Fillets
Holes
Threads
Editing Pick and Place Features
Creation Sequence

Chapter 7: Work Features

Work Planes
Work Axes
Work Points

Chapter 8: Equations

Equations
Parameters

Chapter 9: Additional Features

Face Draft
Splitting a Face or Part
Shells
Ribs

Chapter 10: Model and Display Manipulation

Reordering Features
Inserting Features
Suppressing Features
Section Views
Design Views

Chapter 11: Fixing Problems

Sketch Failure
Feature Failure

Chapter 12: Sweep Features

Sweep Features

Chapter 13: Loft Features

Rail and Centre Line Lofts
Advanced Loft Options

Chapter 14: Duplication Tools

Rectangular Feature Patterns
Circular Feature Patterns
Sketched Driven Patterns
Mirror Parts or Features
Manipulate Patterns and Mirror Features

Chapter 15: Feature Relationships

Establishing Relationships
Controlling Relationships
Investigating Relationships
Changing Relationships

Chapter 16: Assembly Environment

Assembling Components Using Constraints
Assemble Mini-Toolbar
Content Centre
Assembly Browser
Saving Files

Chapter 17: Joint Connections

Assembling Components Using Joints

Chapter 18: Manipulating Assembly Display

Moving and Rotating Assembly Components
Suppressing Constraints
Component Display
Selection Options in Assemblies

Chapter 19: Model Information

Measurement Tools
Model Properties

Chapter 20: Presentation Files

Creating Presentations
Storyboards
Snapshot Views
Publishing a Presentation File

Chapter 21: Assembly Tools

Replacing Components
Duplicating Components
Restructuring Components
Driving Constraints
Contact Solver
Interference
Error Recovery

Chapter 22: Assembly Parts and Features

Assembly Parts
Assembly Features

Chapter 23: Assembly Bill of Materials

Create Virtual Components
Create Bill of Materials

Chapter 24: Working With Projects

Project Files
Resolving Links

Chapter 25: Drawing Basics

Creating a New Drawing
Base and Projected Views
Additional Drawing Views
Manipulating Views

Chapter 26: Detailing Drawings

Dimensions
Drawing Sheets
Parts List
Balloons
Styles and Standards
Hatching

Chapter 27: Drawing Annotations

Text
Symbols
Hole and Thread Notes
Chamfer Notes
Centre Marks and Centre Lines
Hole Tables
Revision Tables and Tags

Chapter 28: Customising Autodesk Inventor

Application Options
Document Settings
File Properties
Changing Part Units
Command Customization

Appendix A: Sketching Options

Sketch Geometry Creation Options
Sketch Editing Options
Sketch Constraint Options
Dimension Type Options

Appendix B: Primitive Base Features

Primitive Base Features

Appendix C: Additional Practices I Appendix D: Effective Modelling

Design Considerations
Modelling Tips and Techniques
Model Investigation

Appendix E: Additional Practices II Appendix F: Autodesk Inventor Certification Exam Objectives

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Autodesk Fusion 360: Introduction to Parametric Modeling Training

AUTODESK FUSION 360: INTRODUCTION TO PARAMETRIC MODELING TRAINING

Covering parametric sketching and modelling design techniques along with 2D detailing. In addition to solid modelling, this course will also cover T-Spline (sub-d) freeform surfacing tools.

Course Length: 5 Days

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to Autodesk Fusion 360

1 Autodesk Fusion 360 Fundamentals
2 Getting Started
3 The Autodesk Fusion 360 Interface
4 Design Navigation & Display

Chapter 2: Creating the First Feature with Quick Shapes

1 Design Units and Origin
2 Quick Shape Creation

Chapter 3: Creating Sketched Geometry

1 Introduction to the Sketching Workflow
2 Sketch Entities
3 Dimensioning
4 Sketch Constraints
5 Extruding a Sketch
6 Revolving a Sketch

Chapter 4: Additional Sketching Tools

1 Additional Entity Types
2 Editing Tools
3 Additional Dimension Tools
4 Moving and Copying
5 Rectangular Sketch Patterns
6 Circular Sketch Patterns

Chapter 5: Sketched Secondary Features

1 Sketched Secondary Features
2 Using Existing Geometry

Chapter 6: Pick and Place Features

1 Fillets
2 Chamfers
3 Holes
4 Editing Pick and Place Features

Chapter 7: Construction Features

1 Construction Planes
2 Construction Axes
3 Construction Points

Chapter 8: Equations and Parameters

1 Equations
2 Parameters

Chapter 9: Additional Features and Operations

1 Draft ▪ 9.2 Shell
3 Rib
4 Split Face
5 Scale
6 Thread
7 Press Pull

Chapter 10: Design and Display Manipulation

1 Reordering Features
2 Inserting Features
3 Suppressing Features
4 Measure & Section Analysis
5 Direct Modeling

Chapter 11: Single Path Sweeps

1 Sweeps

Chapter 12: Loft Features

1 Lofts

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Chapter 13: Feature Duplication Tools

1 Mirroring Geometry
2 Patterning Features

Chapter 14: Distributed Design

1 Assembly Design Methods
2 Distributed Design
3 Joint Origins
4 Assigning Joints

Chapter 15: Component Design Tools

1 Rigid Groups
2 Interference Detection
3 Miscellaneous Joint Tools

Chapter 16: Multi-Body Design

1 Multi-Body Design
2 Multi-Body Design Tools
3 Components
4 As-Built Joints

Chapter 17: Sculpting Geometry

1 Introduction to the Sculpt Environment
2 Surface Quick Shapes
3 Creating Sketched T-Spline Surfaces
4 Creating Faces & Filling Holes

Chapter 18: Editing Sculpted Geometry

1 Editing Form Geometry
2 Deleting Entities
3 Working with Edges
4 Working with Faces
5 Working with Points
6 Controlling Symmetry
7 Thickening Geometry

Chapter 19: Drawing Basics

1 Creating a New Drawing
2 Additional Drawing Views
3 Exploded Views
4 Manipulating Drawings

Chapter 20: Detailing Drawings

1 Dimensions
2 Other Annotations
3 Parts List and Balloons
4 Annotation and Dimension Settings
5 Drawing Output

Chapter 21: Static Analysis Using the Simulation Environment

1 Introduction to the Simulation Environment
2 Setting up a Structural Static Analysis
3 Setting up the Mesh
4 Solving a Design Study
5 Visualizing the Results

Appendix A: Outputting for 3D Printing

1 Generating a .STL File

Autodesk Fusion 360: Essentials for Existing 3D CAD Users Training

AUTODESK FUSION 360: ESSENTIALS FOR EXISTING 3D CAD USERS TRAINING

Designed for users that are experienced in 3D CAD software, particularly mechanical or surfacing. This course will teach users the fundamentals of Fusion 360 user interface, design concepts and drawing, so you can quickly get started.

Course Length: 1 Day

Prerequisites: Previous experience in using 3D modelling software.

Training Guide Contents

Create an account if not already created (The process)

Create accounts for all users in the workshop if not already done
User Name
Password
Account GUI

Understanding GUI and navigation

Graphical Interface
How to Pan, Zoom, Orbit
How to select things
Application bar
Tool bar
Data panel
Browser
Marking menu

Create a project and folders

Create the Workshop Project
“Basic Fusion 360 Workflow”
Create two folders
“Download”
“Design”

Download files provided for the workshop

Download part files to the Design folder, that will be used in the design later
Parts and Names still to be decided

Create a Base Feature and two secondary features for one part

Save the initial file in the Design folder
Create a design with the base feature, a join feature and a subtract feature
Create a “Base” Box Feature
Provide Dimensions

Create additional features/ solids for creating as a part files

Create some additional features for a second part
Create a Sketch Feature to Revolve with a Cut
Create a Projected Feature using an Offset to Extrude with an Intersect
Create a second solid from multiple features
Create the second solid into a saved part file
Show the difference between the first solid and the new part from the second solid

Add Constraints to the parts

Show how joints work with the parts to assemble them together, animate to show function
Add joints to constraint the part and the solid together
Edit the joint limits
Animate to show the limits

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Add a downloaded part to the file

Add one of the downloaded parts to the file to be constraint
Add joints to constraint the new part to the assembly

Patterns at sketch, feature and part level

Open a file to pattern a sketch
Undo the pattern and extrude the sketch profile
Pattern the feature
Bring in second part
Pattern the Part to the Pattern Feature

Add an assembly to another assembly

Start a new Assembly
Insert downloaded part and Ground it
Add a downloaded assembly as a sub-assembly
Constraint the sub-assembly to the grounded part file
Copy the sub-assembly two more times and constraint to the grounded part in other locations

How to apply materials and appearances

Add Material to parts
Add appearances to faces and features
How to create custom materials and appearances
How to save variations of materials to show on the part

Insert 3D Geometry and Graphics:

3D geometry
Decals
Attached Canvas

How to Inspect:

Measure
Interference analysis
Zebra analysis
Draft analysis
Component Color cycling

How to setup a library of parts

Add the part file used for the pattern and place in a Library folder for future use.
Replace the part file in the assembly with the part file now in the library.

Drawings and Annotation

Create a drawing from an open assembly
Annotate with title block, notes and dimensions
Create another drawing and drop a base view of an unopened part file

How to remove data

How to delete files and folders from a project How to archive a project

Civil 3D Training – Fundamentals

Civil 3D Training Fundamentals Course

Suited for Civil Engineers and Surveyors, the Civil 3D Fundamentals training course will teach you how to organise your projects, create, edit, analyse and work with points, surfaces, corridors (roads), parcel layouts, grading, volume calculation and layout pipe networks.

Civil 3D Training Topics Covered:

Learn the Autodesk Civil 3D user interface.
Create points and point groups and work with survey figures.
Create, edit, view, and analyse surfaces.
Create and edit alignments.
Create sites, profiles, and cross-sections.
Create assemblies, corridors, and intersections.
Create grading solutions.
Create gravity-fed and pressure pipe networks.
Use plan production tools to create plan and profile sheets.

Civil 3D Training Prerequisites:

Experience with AutoCAD® or AutoCAD-based products and a sound understanding and knowledge of civil engineering terminology.

Course Length: 16 Hours

8-Hours – 4 x 2-hour sessions
Remote training over MS Teams
Sessions are recorded and download links for each session are provide for future use
Training for up to 1-3 People
Sessions can start within 7 days upon ordering
Flexible sessions (i.e. consecutive or Monday, Wednesday, Friday, etc.)
Courses are private and topics can be customised to suit
Includes Certificate of Completion
Training manuals are additional $159 each for soft copy

Civil 3D Training Learning Guide Contents

Chapter 1: The Autodesk Civil 3D Interface

1.1 Product Overview
1.2 Autodesk Civil 3D Workspaces
1.3 Autodesk Civil 3D User Interface
1.4 Autodesk Civil 3D Toolspace
1.5 Autodesk Civil 3D Panorama

Chapter 2: Survey, Points, and Linework

2.1 Survey Workflow Overview
2.2 Survey Figures
2.3 Points Overview
2.4 Point Settings
2.5 Creating Points
2.6 Reviewing and Editing Points
2.7 Point Reports
2.8 Importing Survey Data
2.9 Point Groups
2.10 Lines and Curves

Chapter 3: Surfaces

3.1 Surface Process
3.2 Surface Properties
3.3 Other Surface Data
3.4 Breaklines and Boundaries
3.5 Surface Editing
3.6 Surface Analysis Tools
3.7 Surface Labels
3.8 Surface Analysis Display

Chapter 4: Alignments

4.1 Roadway Design Overview
4.2 Autodesk Civil 3D Sites
4.3 Introduction to Alignments
4.4 Alignments Layout Tools
4.5 Alignment Properties
4.6 Labels and Tables

Chapter 5: Profiles

5.1 Profiles Overview
5.2 Create a Profile View Style
5.3 Create Profiles from Surface
5.4 Create Profile View Wizard
5.5 Finished Ground Profiles
5.6 Create and Edit Profiles

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Chapter 6: Corridors

6.1 Assembly Overview
6.2 Creating a Corridor
6.3 Corridor Properties
6.4 Designing Intersections
6.5 Corridor Surfaces
6.6 Sample Line Groups
6.7 Section Volume Calculations

Chapter 7: Grading

7.1 Grading Overview
7.2 Feature Lines
7.3 Grading Tools
7.4 Modifying Autodesk Civil 3D Grading

Chapter 8: Pipe Networks

8.1 Pipes Overview
8.2 Pipes Configuration
8.3 Creating Networks from Objects
8.4 The Network Layout Toolbar
8.5 Network Editing
8.6 Annotating Pipe Networks
8.7 Pressure Pipe Networks

Chapter 9: Project Explorer

9.1 Introduction to the Project Explorer
9.2 Project Explorer User Interface
9.3 Civil 3D Object Management
9.4 Reports and Object Sets

Chapter 10: Plan Production

10.1 Final Design
10.2 Plan Production Tools
10.3 Plan Production Objects
10.4 Plan Production Object Edits
10.5 Creating Sheets
10.6 Section Views

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AutoCAD: Fundamentals

AutoCAD Fundamentals Course

AutoCAD Fundamentals is the ultimate in AutoCAD training, with 32 topics covering everything in AutoCAD design and drafting that you need to know.

Building on the AutoCAD: Essentials course, Fundamentals goes into 2D drafting topics, advanced tools and work concepts, managing your project and parametrics.

Course Length: 24-Hours

24-Hours – 12 x 2-hour training sessions
• Remote training over MS Teams
• Sessions are recorded and download links for each session are provide for future use
• Price is for training from 1-3 People (Train 3 people for the same price as 1)
• Sessions can start within 7 days upon ordering
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Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started with AutoCAD

Starting the Software
User Interface
Working with Commands
Cartesian Workspace
Opening an Existing Drawing File
Viewing Your Drawing
Saving Your Work

Chapter 2: Basic Drawing and Editing Commands

Drawing Lines
Erasing Objects
Drawing Vertical and Horizontal Lines
Drawing Rectangles
Drawing Circles
Undo and Redo Actions

Chapter 3: Projects: Creating a Simple Drawing

Create a Simple Drawing
Create Simple Shapes

Chapter 4: Drawing Precision in AutoCAD

Using Running Object Snaps
Using Object Snap Overrides
Polar Tracking at Angles
Object Snap Tracking
(Optional) Drawing with Snap and Grid

Chapter 5: Making Changes in Your Drawing

Selecting Objects for Editing
Moving Objects
Copying Objects 5.4 Rotating Objects
Scaling Objects
Mirroring Objects
Editing with Grips

Chapter 6: Projects: Making Your Drawings More Precise

Schematic Project: Electronics Diagram
Architectural Project: Landscape
Mechanical Project: Using Polar and Tracking
Mechanical Project: Surge Protector
Mechanical Project: Satellite

Chapter 7: Organizing Your Drawing with Layers

Creating New Drawings With Templates
What are Layers?
Layer States
Changing an Object’s Layer

Chapter 8: Advanced Object Types

Drawing Arcs
Drawing Polylines
Editing Polylines
Drawing Polygons
Drawing Ellipses

Chapter 9: Analyzing Model and Object Properties

Working with Object Properties
Measuring Objects

Chapter 10: Projects: Drawing Organization and Information

Architectural Project
Mechanical Project
Civil Project

Chapter 11: Advanced Editing Commands

Trimming and Extending Objects
Stretching Objects
Creating Fillets and Chamfers
Offsetting Objects
Creating Arrays of Objects

Chapter 12: Blocks

What are Blocks?
Inserting Blocks using the Blocks Palette
Inserting Blocks using the Tool Palettes
Working with Dynamic Blocks
Inserting Blocks using the DesignCenter

Chapter 13: Projects: Creating More Complex Objects

Mechanical Project 1: Plate
Mechanical Project 2: Gasket
Mechanical Project 3: Plate
Mechanical Project 4: Rocker Arm
Architectural Project 1: Floor Plan
Architectural Project 2: Floor Plan
Civil Project: Parking Lot

Chapter 14: Setting Up a Layout

Working in Layouts
Creating Layouts
Creating Layout Viewports
Named Views
Guidelines for Layouts

Chapter 15: Printing Your Drawing

Printing Concepts
Printing Layouts
Print and Plot Settings

Chapter 16: Projects: Preparing to Print

Mechanical Project
Architectural Project

Chapter 17: Text

Working with Annotations
Adding Text in a Drawing
Modifying Multiline Text
Formatting Multiline Text
Adding Notes with Leaders to Your Drawing
Creating Tables
(Optional) Modifying Tables

Chapter 18: Hatching

Hatching
Editing Hatches

Chapter 19: Adding Dimensions

Dimensioning Concepts
Adding Linear Dimensions
Adding Radial and Angular Dimensions
Editing Dimensions

Chapter 20: Projects: Annotating Your Drawing

Mechanical Project
Architectural Project 1
Architectural Project 2
Civil Project

Chapter 21: Working Effectively with AutoCAD

Creating a Custom Workspace
Using the Keyboard Effectively
Object Creation, Selection, and Visibility
Working in Multiple Drawings
Copying and Pasting Between Drawings
Using Grips Effectively
Additional Layer Tools

Chapter 22: Accurate Positioning

Coordinate Entry
Locating Points with Tracking
Construction Lines
Placing Reference Points

Chapter 23: Projects: Productivity Tools

Schematic Project: Purifier Unit
Mechanical Project: 2 Views
Architectural/Civil Project: Formal Garden
Mechanical Project: Cover Plate
Architectural Project: Addition
Mechanical Project: Block
Mechanical Project: Plate

Chapter 24: Parametric Drawing

Working with Constraints
Geometric Constraints
Dimensional Constraints

Chapter 25: Working with Blocks

Creating Blocks
Editing Blocks
Removing Unused Elements
Adding Blocks to Tool Palettes
Modifying Tool Properties in Tool Palettes

Chapter 26: Projects: Creating and Organizing Blocks

Mechanical Project: Control Panel
Architectural Project: Furniture Layout
Civil Project: Utility Layout

Chapter 27: Creating Templates

Why Use Templates?
Controlling Units Display
Creating New Layers
Adding Standard Layouts to Templates
Saving Templates

Chapter 28: Working with Layouts

Creating and Using Named Views
Advanced Viewport Options
Layer Overrides in Viewports
Annotative Scale Features

Chapter 29: Annotation Styles

Creating Text Styles
Creating Dimension Styles
Creating Multileader Styles

Chapter 30: Projects: Drawing Setup and Utilities

Interiors Project
Mechanical/Schematic Project
Civil/Map Project
Mechanical Project: Dimension Styles

Chapter 31: External References

Attaching External References
Modifying External References
Xref Specific Information

Chapter 32: Projects: Drawing

ISO A1 Title Block
Mechanical Project: Drill Press Base
Architectural Project: Office Tower
P&ID Project: Oil Lubrication System
Civil Project: Warehouse Site

Appendix A: Skills Assessment 1 Appendix B: Optional Topics

Using QuickCalc
Additional Zoom Commands
Additional Text Tools
Additional Dimensioning Tools
Creating Boundaries and Regions
Modifying Length

Appendix C: Skills Assessment 2 Appendix D: AutoCAD Certification Exam Objectives

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AutoCAD Training Beyond the Basics

Part 2 of the AutoCAD Fundamentals course, Beyond the Basics covers design and drafting topics such as parametrics, blocks, templates, layers, and styles & standards.

AutoCAD Training Beyond the Basics

Course Length: 2 Days

Prerequisites: A working understanding of AutoCAD.

Training Guide Contents

Chapter 1: Working Effectively with AutoCAD

1 Creating a Custom Workspace
2 Using the Keyboard Effectively
3 Object Creation, Selection, and Visibility
4 Working in Multiple Drawings
5 Copying and Pasting Between Drawings
6 Using Grips Effectively
7 Additional Layer Tools

Chapter 2: Accurate Positioning

1 Coordinate Entry
2 Locating Points with Tracking
3 Construction Lines
4 Placing Reference Points

Chapter 3: Projects: Productivity Tools

1 Schematic Project: Purifier Unit
2 Mechanical Project: 2 Views
3 Architectural/Civil Project: Formal Garden
4 Mechanical Project: Cover Plate
5 Architectural Project: Addition
6 Mechanical Project: Block
7 Mechanical Project: Plate

Chapter 4: Parametric Drawing

1 Working with Constraints
2 Geometric Constraints
3 Dimensional Constraints

Chapter 5: Working with Blocks

1 Creating Blocks
2 Editing Blocks
3 Removing Unused Elements
4 Adding Blocks to Tool Palettes
5 Modifying Tool Properties in Tool Palettes

Chapter 6: Projects: Creating and Organizing Blocks

1 Mechanical Project: Control Panel
2 Architectural Project: Furniture Layout
3 Civil Project: Utility Layout

Chapter 7: Creating Templates

1 Why Use Templates?
2 Controlling Units Display
3 Creating New Layers
4 Adding Standard Layouts to Templates
5 Saving Templates

Chapter 8: Working with Layouts

1 Creating and Using Named Views
2 Advanced Viewport Options
3 Layer Overrides in Viewports
4 Annotative Scale Features

Chapter 9: Annotation Styles

1 Creating Text Styles
2 Creating Dimension Styles
3 Creating Multileader Styles

Chapter 10: Projects: Drawing Setup and Utilities

1 Interiors Project
2 Mechanical/Schematic Project
3 Civil/Map Project
4 Mechanical Project: Dimension Styles

Chapter 11: External References

1 Attaching External References
2 Modifying External References
3 Xref Specific Information

Chapter 12: Projects: Drawing

1 ISO A1 Title Block
2 Mechanical Project: Drill Press Base
3 Architectural Project: Office Tower
4 P&ID Project: Oil Lubrication System
5 Civil Project: Warehouse Site

Appendix A: Optional Topics

1 Using QuickCalc
2 Additional Zoom Commands
3 Additional Text Tools
4 Additional Dimensioning Tools
5 Creating Boundaries and Regions
6 Modifying Length

Appendix B: Skills Assessment

Appendix C: AutoCAD Certification Exam Objectives

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