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3D Studio Max
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The Autodesk 3ds Max Essentials Course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of working in 3D using Autodesk 3ds Max. The class is dedicated to animation, modeling, materials, lighting, and rendering. Flexibility is built in, so that you can complete the tutorials in the order that works best for you. Designed by Autodesk 3ds Max specialists and professionals, the material in this class will teach you the basic skills you need for a production environment. These hands on lessons introduce you to new functional areas of 3ds Max and explain these features with short simple examples. This class shows you practical applications of the theory learned in a particular chapter. This class also gives you a sound understanding of the functions, features, and principles behind 3ds Max, and shows you how to apply this knowledge to real-world situations.
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows.
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3 Days
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ARCHIBUS FM Basics
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This course’s scope can range from a basic introduction to ARCHIBUS Workplace & Facility Management program, to a comprehensive overview of one or more of the product modules. Since ARCHIBUS is a modular system, the class focus and scope will be determined by the participating companies. This is a custom course where curriculum and scope are determined according to the participants. The curriculum may incorporate topics such as:Introduction to the ARCHIBUS facility management system Overview of a typical facility management database. Connection between database records and CAD drawings Space Management with ARCHIBUS and AutoCAD Overlay Building operations (CMMS) with ARCHIBUS Asset Management: Furniture and Equipment tracking Manipulating table data, views, queries and reportsWeb Central technology and applications overview Advance topics and customizing ARCHIBUS, and more…
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Space management students should have a working knowledge of AutoCAD or at the minimum passed successfully our AutoCAD Level I course. Building Operations (CMMS) focused students need to know Excel and any database exposure is a plus. |
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3 Days 24 AIA/CES |
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AutoCAD I |
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Intended for individuals with little or no AutoCAD experience, this course will take students through the most essential concepts in a streamlined, step-by-step manner with the goal of quickly enabling them to create meaningful output. |
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Introduction to the AutoCAD Environment, Data Input, Basic Object Drawing, Editing & Modifying Commands, Using Precision & Accuracy Tools, Creating & Using Layers, Entering & Editing Text, Creating & Modifying Fills & Cross-Hatching, Importing Blocks, Creating Arrays, Creating and Editing Dimensions, and Basic Plotting. |
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This is a hands-on course where students will complete a wide range of exercises that help develop skills using real world scenarios. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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AutoCAD II |
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Intended for the intermediate user, who is able to create basic drawings, but needs to learn AutoCAD’s advanced features as required for on-the-job use, or simply wants to round out his/her knowledge of this essential design software. |
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Drawing objects, Manipulating Objects and Data, Template Drawing Creation, Dimensioning and Annotation, Reusable Content, Blocks and Attributes, Dynamic Blocks, Layer Management and Best Practices, Layouts and Views, Plotting, Introduction to Sheet Sets, and Working with Tables. |
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Students will produce an advanced design and multiple 2D drawings, that will dramatically illustrate how these advanced feature are currently being used on a daily basis in the design industry. |
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Completion of Level I or basic knowledge of AutoCAD. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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AutoCAD 3D |
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Intended for AutoCAD users proficient in the 2D environment that are interested in learning the 3D commands and functions in AutoCAD |
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This hands-on course covers the fundamental tools necessary for making the transition from the 2D tools to the more advanced 3D functionality of AutoCAD and explores the main features of AutoCAD’s advanced 3D modeling workspace. |
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Completion of Level I or basic knowledge of AutoCAD. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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Civil 3D Intermediate |
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This class introduces the model-based design technology in Civil 3D®, and provides an introduction to its survey functionality. The class examines the Civil 3D interface and environment, the management of settings and styles, and how surveyors manage data obtained in the field.
The Civil 3D Essentials for Surveyors’ class moves from an examination of the Civil 3D interface and concepts through the start of a typical survey and design project. Consideration is given to the best way to organize drawings and data for Civil 3D and to the organization and creation of a Project through the Civil 3D program. Participants receive an in-depth examination of the Civil 3D Survey project and its database and how the survey portion of Civil 3D brings data security and multi-drawing point access to Civil 3D.
Topics addressed in this class are appropriate for surveyors engaged in most survey applications, such as topographic, mapping, ALTA, boundary, stakeout and engineering support. Civil 3D has powerful tools applicable across a wide range of survey applications, and this course brings real project application experience to the training and effective use of Civil 3D for surveyors.
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Intermediate AutoCAD knowledge |
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3 Days |
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Inventor |
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Intended for users with little or no CAD knowledge, this hands-on class serves as a foundation by covering the basics of Autodesk Inventor. |
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Parametric Part Design and Basic Sketching, Basic Shape Design, Detailed Shape Design, Assembly Design Overview, Placing, Creating and Constraining Components, Basic Assembly Tools, Basic Drawing View Creation, Dimensions, Annotation and Tables, Drawing Standards and Resources, Advanced Part Creation and DWG Interoperability, Advanced 2D/3D Sketching, Advanced Assembly Creation, Creating Assembly Drawings, Creating Drawing and Assembly Drawing Views, Annotating Assembly Drawings, Functional Design |
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The primary objective is to introduce students to Autodesk Inventor by teaching them the skills necessary to build parts of moderate complexity, assemble parts in an assembly model, and document the models with 2D drawing views. Not every command or option is included since the intent is to present the most essential tools and concepts. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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Navisworks |
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Intended for students with little or no CAD knowledge interested in learning how to conduct 3D coordination, 4D planning, photorealistic visualization, dynamic simulation, and accurate analysis using Autodesk’s Navisworks Manage. |
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An Overview of Navisworks Manage, Organizing and Importing Files, Using the Review Features, Managing Interferences with Collision Detection, Running Clash Tests, Connecting the 3D Model to the 4D Planning Schedules, Creating Photorealistic Scenes, Viewports and Object Animation, and Cameras and Camera Viewports |
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Students begin by learning the interface and the most basic commands. In class, users create a project model by combining design and construction information from various file types. The Students will then manage, plan, visualize, simulate, and analyze that model which will assist in finding potential problems before construction. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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Revit Architecture |
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Intended for users with little or no CAD knowledge, Revit Architecture Fundamentals is a 3-day course that covers the basics from design through construction documentation. |
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Overview of Autodesk Revit Concepts, Starting Revit Projects, Designing with Components, Defining New Family Types, Working With Roofs and Floors, Creating Vertically Compound Walls, Creating Schedules, Documenting the Design, Detailing with Autodesk Revit |
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Students will be introduced to the tools and concepts of working with a fully parametric building modeler. Hands-on time is maximized to reinforce the subject matter. The primary objective of the course is to familiarize students with the concept and application of Revit Architecture. In class you will use Revit
to create a project design and documents, learn the basics of using and customizing Revit components, and Review how to apply the tools and techniques of Autodesk Revit in your project design and documents. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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Revit Advanced |
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Intended for the intermediate user who has attended the Revit Architecture course or has equivalent experience, this course covers a wide range of advanced topics and continues to build on the concepts introduced in the Revit Architecture course. |
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Importing and Exporting Files, Linking Files, Conceptual Design, Creating Advanced Components, Design and Analysis, Revit Architecture Worksharing, Working with Professionals, advanced Rendering. |
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The primary objective of this course is to teach students the powerful tools and advanced techniques for creating complex designs and professional-looking models, creating conceptual designs, creating and customizing objects, and collaborating on designs with other team members using Revit Architecture. |
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Students should have completed the Revit Architecture course or have equivalent experience using Revit Architecture. |
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3 Days |
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Revit MEP Comprehensive |
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Students use Revit MEP to learn about building information modeling and the tools for parametric MEP systems design and documentation. Students begin the course by learning the fundamental features of Revit MEP, and then progress through schematic design, system analysis, and construction documentation before finishing with design visualization. |
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Building Information Modeling, Revit MEP Basics, Viewing the Mode, Starting a New Project, Defining Volumes, Heating and Cooling Load Calculations, HVAC Systems and more. |
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The primary objective of this course is to teach students the concept of building information modeling and introduce the tools for parametric engineering design and documentation using Revit MEP. |
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This courseware is designed for new users of Revit MEP. No previous CAD experience is necessary. However, before using this courseware, students should have a working knowledge of the following |
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1-5 Days |
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Revit MEP – Electrical |
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Intended for individuals with little or no Revit experience looking to incorporate Building Information Modeling (BIM) into their workflow by learning how to model electrical systems for real world applications using Revit MEP. |
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The Revit MEP Interface and Basic Commands, Defining Electrical Systems, How to Create and Optimize Power Distribution, Adding Wire That Has Been Circuited to a Panel, and Designing Conduit and Cable Tray Outputs Using Industry Best Practices |
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In class students will create a BIM design that contains functional electrical systems and create construction documents from
that design. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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Revit MEP- Mechanical |
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Intended for individuals with little or no Revit experience looking to incorporate Building Information Modeling (BIM) into their workflow by learning how to model mechanical systems for real world applications using Revit MEP. |
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The Revit MEP Interface and Basic Commands, Initiating a BIM Project, Defining Mechanical Spaces, Designing Duct Systems Using Industry Best Practices, and Designing Piping Systems Using Industry Best Practices |
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In class students will create a BIM design that contains functional mechanical systems and create construction documents from that design. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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Plumbing/Fire Protection |
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Intended for individuals with little or no Revit experience looking to incorporate Building Information Modeling (BIM) into their workflow by learning how to model plumbing and fire protection systems for real world applications using Revit MEP. |
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The Revit MEP Interface and Basic Commands, Establishing Plumbing / FP / Piping Settings, Working Knowledge of Fittings and Lookup Tables, Creating Logical System Connections, Creating Physical System Connections, Identifying Riser Diagrams, Creating Zones by Using Color Fills, Using a Sprinkler and Design Schedule, and Creating a Fire Protection System Utilizing the Generate Layout Tool. |
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In class students will create a BIM design that contains functional plumbing and fire protection systems and create construction documents from that design. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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Revit Structure |
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Intended for users with little or no CAD knowledge, Revit Structure Fundamentals is a 3-day course that covers the basics from design through construction documentation. |
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Overview of Autodesk Revit Concepts, Starting Revit Projects, Creating Walls, Roofs, Slabs and Foundations, Working with Columns and Beam Systems, Vertical Circulation, Creating Schedules, Documenting the Design, Detailing with Autodesk Revit |
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Students will be introduced to the tools and concepts of working with a fully parametric building modeler. Hands-on time is maximized to reinforce the subject matter. The primary objective of the course is to familiarize students with the concept and application of Revit Structure. In class you will use Revit to create a project design and documents, learn the basics of creating and customizing Revit components, and Review how to apply the tools and techniques of Autodesk Revit in your project design and documents. |
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No previous computer-aided design (CAD) experience is necessary. However, drafting, design, or engineering experience is a plus. It is recommended that you have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows. |
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3 Days |
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