Cert Prep Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design

Course details

Having an Autodesk Certified Professional certification can increase your market value as a designer or engineer and can open doors to career opportunities. Improve the likelihood that you will successfully pass the test by preparing for the Autodesk Certified Professional: Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design exam. In this course, learn about the essential Civil 3D topics and the critical skills that you need to apply on the exam. Review subjects that align with the exam focus, from points and parcels to plan production and data management. Plus, learn about using key layout, documentation, and analysis tools.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Becoming an Autodesk Certified Professional - Civil 3D for Infrastructure Design
02 - Using the exercise files

1. Points

03 - Survey points and COGO points
04 - Create COGO points
05 - Specify point parameters
06 - Point styles and point label styles
07 - Rotate point markers
08 - Manage point styles
09 - Edit point properties
10 - Add and edit point labels
11 - Create and modify point groups
12 - Change the point group display order

2. Parcels

13 - About automatic parcel creation
14 - Create a parcel from drawing objects
15 - Create a parcel by layout
16 - Create a parcel by subdividing
17 - Associate a parcel with a site
18 - About parcel labels
19 - Create parcel labels
20 - Define parcel styles
21 - Create a parcel table
22 - Convert a label to a tag
23 - Rename and renumber parcels
24 - Delete a parcel

3. Survey

25 - Work with linework code sets
26 - Utilize points in the survey database
27 - Use the Traverse Editor
28 - Use the figure prefix database
29 - Perform a mapcheck analysis

4. Surfaces

30 - About surface styles
31 - About surfaces
32 - About surface data
33 - Define surface soundaries
34 - Surface statistics
35 - Work with TIN lines
36 - Create and edit surface
37 - Create a volume surface
38 - Edit the surface definition
39 - Create a TIN volume surface
40 - Create surface labels
41 - Create contour labels
42 - About surface analysis
43 - Configure a surface analysis
44 - Perform a surface analysis

5. Grading

45 - Create feature lines
46 - Edit feature lines
47 - Edit feature line elevations
48 - Working with sites
49 - Create and edit grading
50 - Work with grading criteria

6. Alignments

51 - Create an alignment from objects
52 - Create offset alignments
53 - Edit alignment constraints
54 - Edit alignment geometry
55 - Reverse the alignment direction
56 - Apply widening to an alignment
57 - Understanding alignment labels
58 - Create alignment labels
59 - Edit alignment labels

7. Profiles and Profile Views

60 - Create a surface profile
61 - Create a layout profile
62 - Edit a layout profile
63 - Understand the profile grid view
64 - Create vertical curves
65 - Edit profiles using grips
66 - Understand profile views
67 - Understand profile view projection
68 - Create a profile view
69 - Split a profile view
70 - Understanding profile labels
71 - Create profile labels
72 - Edit profile labels

8. Corridors

73 - Work with subassemblies and assemblies
74 - Create a corridor
75 - Add baselines to a corridor
76 - Work with targets
77 - Remove bowties
78 - Rebuild corridors
79 - Create objects from a corridor

9. Sample Lines and Section Views

80 - Create sample lines
81 - Configure a group plot style
82 - Edit sample line groups
83 - Create section views
84 - Compute materials

10. Pipe Networks

85 - Understanding gravity parts
86 - Set the gravity part catalog location
87 - Modify a gravity parts list
88 - Create gravity pipe networks
89 - Add gravity pipe networks to profile view
90 - Change the pipe network flow direction
91 - Annotate gravity pipe networks
92 - Modify a pressure parts list
93 - Set the pressure part catalog location
94 - Create a pressure network
95 - Add a pressure network to profile view
96 - Annotate pressure pipe networks

11. Plan Production

97 - Use the Text Component Editor
98 - Change the dragged state of a label
99 - Apply a label set to an object
100 - Create view frames
101 - Insert match lines
102 - Create sheets

12. Data Management

103 - Data shortcut vs. external reference
104 - About data shortcuts
105 - Create a data reference

Conclusion

106 - Next steps