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Program Summary: This 24 hour hands-on course covers the fundamental concepts, tools, and functions necessary to manage projects, work with point information, create topographic maps, parcel maps, and horizontal alignments using Autodesk® Land Desktop. Topics will also include creating coordinate geometry, annotating linework, defining surface models, calculating earthwork quantities, site analysis techniques, and lot sizing.
Who Should Attend?: This course is designed for the Civil Engineer or Surveyor who requires knowledge of Autodesk Land Desktop features and functionality. It is an appropriate course for all land-based disciplines such as planners, surveyors, civil engineers, foresters, construction engineers or any other resource-based industry professional.
Program Prerequisites: AutoCAD Fundamentals and Microsoft Windows 2000 or NT 4.0 is attained to gain the maximum benefit from this course. Standard engineering practices and terms are used throughout the course, so a basic understanding of these practices is suggested.
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Course #
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Course Name
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Hours
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3801
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Land Development Desktop
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24
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Course Outline:
This is a detailed outline for the 24 hour Autodesk Land Desktop Fundamentals course. It incorporates the elements of generating topographic maps and performing basic civil engineering design functions.
Course Covers:
Working with Projects
Project Management Terms and Definitions
Creating a New Project
Creating a New Drawing
Managing Existing Project Information
Setting Options for Drawings and Projects
Using Prototypes
Transformation Settings for Geodetic Work
Creating and Modifying Point Objects
Working with Point Settings
Creating Points
Editing Points
Importing Points from an ASCII File
Working with Description Keys
Using the Description Key Manager
Points Settings for Using Description Keys
Point Management and Labeling Tools
Listing and Printing Point Information
Using the Point Group Manager
Creating a Point Label Style
Labeling Existing Points
Importing Points with a Label Style
Creating a Database for use with XDRef’s
Using the Point XDRef Manager
XDRef’s and Point Label Styles
Creating and Annotating Coordinate Geometry Linework
Drawing Lines and Arcs
Using Autodesk Land Desktop Point Filters (.P, .G, and .N)
Creating Special Lines
Drawing Spiral Segments
Creating Line, Arc, and Spiral Label Styles
Labeling Linework
Editing Labels
Creating Line and Curve Tags
Creating Line and Curve Tables
Creating Terrain Models
Using the Terrain Model Explorer
Creating a New Surface
Working with Point Group Data
Working with Breakline Data
Working with Boundary Data
Building a Surface
Editing and Analyzing Terrain Models
Importing Surface Information
Analyzing Surface Information
Surface Editing Tools
Working with Watersheds
Surface Utilities
Working with Parcels
Parcel Settings
Defining Parcels from Existing Linework
Sizing New Parcels
Using the Parcel Manager
Working with Horizontal Alignments
Horizontal Alignment Terms and Definitions
Defining a Horizontal Alignment
Using the Horizontal Alignment Editor
Setting Stationing Options
Creating Stationing
Generating Staking Reports
Basic Site Grading Tools
Drawing 3D Polylines
Creating, Copying, and Offsetting Contours
Creating Surfaces from Contours
Calculating Site work Quantities Using Grid Cell Analysis
Generating Site work Contours
Using Autodesk Land Desktop Inquiry Tools
Geodetic Inquiries
Linework Inquiries
Area Inquiries
Surface and Slope Inquiries
Using Autodesk Land Desktop Utilities
Using the Symbol Manager
Creating Annotation Leaders
Block Tools
Editing Tools
Autodesk Land Desktop Macros
Closing Remarks
Evaluations
Certificates
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