Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design Exam Prep
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Approx. 23 hours to complete
Course Summary
Learn how to use Autodesk Civil 3D for infrastructure design and gain skills in modeling, analysis, and documentation.Key Learning Points
- Hands-on experience with Autodesk Civil 3D software
- Learn how to create and manage projects, design surfaces, and create alignments and profiles
- Gain skills in pipe and pressure network design, site grading, and more
Related Topics for further study
Learning Outcomes
- Learn to create and manage projects using Autodesk Civil 3D software
- Gain skills in designing surfaces, alignments, and profiles
- Learn to design pipe and pressure networks, site grading, and more
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of civil engineering principles
- Access to Autodesk Civil 3D software
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online self-paced course
- Video lectures and demos
- Hands-on exercises and quizzes
Similar Courses
- Autodesk Revit for Architecture
- Introduction to ArcGIS Pro
- Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Related Education Paths
- Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design Certification Program
- Autodesk Certified User: Civil 3D Certification Program
Notable People in This Field
- Autodesk
- Civil 3D Forum
- American Society of Civil Engineers
Related Books
Description
Prove to potential employers that you’re up to the task by becoming an Autodesk Certified Professional. This online course from Autodesk prepares you by offering an overview of skills that match what is covered in the Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design exam. The video lessons are structured to match the exam’s objective domains and follow the typical workflow and features of the Autodesk® AutoCAD® Civil 3D® software, including sections on points, parcels, and surveying, surfaces and grading, alignments and profiles, corridors and sections, pipe networks, and plan production and data management. In the course, you'll review advanced infrastructure topics. You’ll work with points and point groups, parcels and parcel styles, and the surveying tools. You'll also gain an understanding of exam topics such as TIN surfaces and volume surfaces, profile views, and both pipe and pressure networks. Brush up on feature lines, sites and grading models, corridors, note label styles, data shortcuts, and much more.
Knowledge
- Work with point and point groups, parcels, surveying tools, surfaces, alignments, and profiles.
- Create corridors, sections, pipe, and pressure networks.
- Use workflows for plan production such as creating note label styles, view frames and sheets, and data shortcuts.
- Demonstrate the skills and knowledge required for taking the Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design exam.
Outline
- Points, Parcels, Surfaces, and Grading
- Course overview
- Tips for the exam
- Overview
- Introduction to points
- Create COGO Points
- Outline the different point parameters
- Assign point styles and point label styles
- Create Description Key Sets
- Rotate point markers and labels
- Create and assign point styles
- Create and assign point label styles
- Edit point properties
- Create point groups
- Change point group display order
- Intro to Civil 3D Surveying Tools
- Linework Code sets
- Set Up Survey Database
- Survey Figure Prefix Database
- Traverse editor
- Mapcheck analysis
- Introduction to Parcel Creation
- Create parcel by layout
- Create a parcel from objects
- Subdivide existing parcels
- Parcel to site association
- Parcel pieces
- Label a parcel
- Create a parcel table
- Renumber and rename
- Parcel Styles
- Parcel Label Styles
- Delete a parcel
- Overview
- Introduction to surfaces
- What makes a surface
- How data is used in a drawing
- Set boundaries
- Surface statistics
- TIN Lines
- Create a TIN Surface
- Edit a surface
- Create a TIN Volume Surface
- Surface labels
- Contour Labels
- Surface analysis
- Surface analysis parameters
- Perform a surface analysis
- Create Feature Lines
- Edit Feature Lines - Part 1
- Edit Feature Lines - Part 2
- Site interactions
- Modify sites
- Create grading groups
- Use grading creating tools
- Grading Criteria
- Get the software
- Points, Parcels, Surfaces, and Grading resources
- See where you stand
- About the discussion forum
- Online learning communities and social media
- Practice exercise 1 instructions
- Practice exercise 1 solution
- Practice exercise 2 instructions
- Practice exercise 2 solution
- Week 1 Challenge exercise
- Pre-assessment
- Week 1 quiz
- Alignments, Profiles, Corridors, Pipe Networks, and Plan Production
- Overview
- Introduction to alignments
- Creation with and without curves
- Add curves, lines, and spirals
- Create from object
- Create from pipe network
- Create offset
- Create widenings
- Create Surface Profile
- Create profile view
- Parts of a profile view
- What goes in a profile view window
- Use the quick profile tool
- Split profile view
- Create and modify a profile
- Edit layout profiles
- Profile grid view
- Add a vertical curve
- Grip editing profiles
- Label types
- Station offset labels
- Tag labels
- Align-profile labels
- Tables
- Overview
- Create basic assemblies
- Create a corridor
- Multiple baseline
- Rebuilt corridors
- Corridor bowties
- Update corridors
- Create objects from a corridor
- Create sample lines
- Edit sample line group properties
- Create section views
- Create section sheets
- Compute Materials
- Overview
- Part catalog and parts list
- Set the part catalog location
- Add and modify parts
- Create a pipe network
- What are the tools to modify parts
- Place pipe network in a profile
- Modify the network flow direction
- Annotate plan and profile pipe networks
- Pressure network parts list
- Pressure parts catalog
- Pressure network creation tool
- Place pressure pipe network in a profile
- Annotate plan and profile of the pressure pipe networks
- Overview
- Create view frames and sheets - Part 1
- Create view frames and sheets - Part 2
- Identify when to use a data shortcut or an external reference
- Manage data shortcuts
- Create a reference to a data shortcut
- Alignments, Profiles, Corridors, Pipe Networks, and Plan Production resources
- Practice exercise 3 instructions
- Practice exercise 3 solution
- Practice exercise 4 instructions
- Practice exercise 4 solution
- Practice exercise 5 instructions
- Practice exercise 5 solution
- Practice exercise 6 instructions
- Practice exercise 6 solution
- Week 2 challenge exercise
- Course final assessment
- Week 2 quiz
- Final assessment
Summary of User Reviews
Read reviews for Autodesk Civil 3D: Infrastructure Design course on Coursera. Users have praised the course for its comprehensive approach to infrastructure design. The course has received high ratings from users who say that it is well-structured and easy to follow.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
The course is comprehensive and covers all aspects of infrastructure design.Pros from User Reviews
- Well-structured and easy to follow
- Hands-on exercises and projects provide practical experience
- Expert instructors who are knowledgeable about the subject matter
- Course content is up-to-date and relevant
- Opportunity to earn a certificate upon completion
Cons from User Reviews
- Some users feel that the course can be too technical at times
- The course can be time-consuming
- Requires a basic understanding of AutoCAD software
- Not suitable for beginners
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Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design Exam Prep
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Prove to potential employers that you’re up to the task by becoming an Autodesk Certified Professional. In the course, you'll review advanced infrastructure topics....
