A Practical Guide to AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016

A Practical Guide to AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016

<b>Welcome to the next generation of training materials for AutoCAD Civil 3D, the Practical Guide.</b><BR> <BR> The Practical Guide books have been formatted to maximize learning by starting all lessons with an explanation of the concepts and processes that will be covered; followed by real world examples in step-by-step exercises that you can perform yourself with the included dataset.<BR> <BR> This new AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016 book focuses on effectively using this powerful software, providing you with skills that other professionals are using in the workplace every day.<BR> <BR> Now you can get your own copy of the book that is used by colleges, universities, technical schools and training centers across the US and around the world.<BR> <BR> <b>Objectives</b><BR> <BR> After completing this book, you will be able to:<BR> <BR> <li>Navigate the latest workspace ribbon</li> <li>Understand and work with Object Styles</li> <li>Create, manage and apply Label Styles</li> <li>Import and manage Points, and work with Point Groups</li> <li>Create and edit Alignments</li> <li>Define and edit Parcels</li> <li>Create and edit Profiles and Profile Views</li> <li>Create Corridors and extract information from them</li> <li>Sample Sections and plot Section Views</li> <li>Import and leverage GIS Data in your Civil 3D projects</li> <li>Use Queries to manage and share data</li> <li>Layout Pipe Networks and edit them in plan and profile</li> <li>Create Pressure Pipe Networks and edit them in plan and profile</li> <li>Work with the Grading tools</li> <li>Create reports for Civil 3D objects</li> <li>Calculate Volumes</li> <li>Share project data with Data Shortcuts</li><BR> <BR> This new, large format book is spiral bound, to lie perfectly flat on your desk.<BR> <BR> It features over 135 exercises organized into 34 lessons in 11 chapters. Each lesson includes detailed descriptions of processes and theory with many illustrations and diagrams, to help you understand "why", not just "how".