AutoCAD Civil 3d: Land Development
Course Code: EM44
Course Objective
- How Trainers use AutoCAD Civil 3D application to complete the engineering tasks on road design.
- Generate a dynamic model of any road, rail, or corridor project based on design elements, including alignments, profiles, super elevation, and criteria included in design subassemblies and basic skills needed to create, model and modify intersections and Cul-de-Sacs.
- How AutoCAD Civil 3D can be used as a tool to perform common engineering tasks in the modeling and design process more accurately and in less time.
Target Audience
- Construction supervisors
- Civil engineers
- Inspectors
Course Outline
Day 1
Getting Started With Civil 3D
- Civil 3D user interface
- How to find help and documentation
- Introduction to the main Civil 3D objects points, alignments, profiles, surfaces
- How to create Civil 3D objects
- Introduction to settings in Civil 3D
- How to manage drawings
- Working with Points
- An overview of points
- Working with point settings
- Displaying points
- Creating new points
- Using point groups to manage points
- More about creating points
- Editing and modifying points
- Using description keys to manage points
- Working with Alignments
Day 2
An overview of alignments
- Creating alignments from polylines and other entities
- Creating alignments by layout
- Editing alignments
- Labeling alignments
- Alignment labels and tables
- Creating points along an alignment
- Generating alignment reports
- An overview of surfaces
- Creating surfaces
- Working with Surfaces
- Using surface utilities
- Adding break lines to surfaces
- Surface boundaries
- Displaying contours
- Changing contour styles
Day 3
Working with Profiles
- An overview of profiles
- Creating existing ground profiles
- Working with profile styles and profile views
- Editing proposed roadway profiles
- Checking profile designs vs design criteria
- Creating proposed roadway profiles
- Labeling profiles
- Creating quick profiles and profile reports
- Overview of sections
- Working with Sections
- Creating sample lines for sections
- Creating existing ground sections
- Working with section styles
- Working with Assemblies and Subassemblies
Day 4
An overview of assemblies
- Creating Assemblies
- Editing Assemblies
- Creating Subassemblies
- Managing Assemblies
- Working with Corridors
- Corridors-Overview
- Preparing Existing Surfaces for Corridors
- Creating Corridors-Part I
- Creating Corridors-Part II
- Editing Corridors
- Viewing Corridor Existing Cross-Sections
- Creating Proposed Corridor Cross-Sections
- Editing Corridor Cross-Sections
- Creating Corridor Surfaces and Renderings
- Calculating Corridor Earthwork Volumes
- Exporting Corridors
Day 5
An overview of Cul-de-Sacs
- Creating Cul-de-Sacs
- Creating a Corridor Surface and Cul-de-Sac Island
- Designing a Cul-de-Sac Bulb
- Creating Knuckles
- Creating a Knuckle Surface
- Revising the Knuckle
- Preparing to Plot the Cul-de-Sac
- Creating an Intersection: Peer Roads/
- Establishing Regions and Modeling the Corridor
- Side Street Joins Main Road
- Designing Intersection Curb Returns
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