Learning AutoCAD Civil 3D for Road Design

Why Chose me?

I am a professional Engineer with degree in Transportation Engineering. Working in a multinational Consultancy Firm as a Senior Highway Design Engineer. I have been a part of many Mega projects of National and International Importance.

As a Highway Design Engineer, AutoCAD Civil 3D is my primary design tool. I have excellently developed my skills on AutCAD Civil 3D over a period of many years, working on several Highway Design projects.

What you will learn from this course:

After completion of this course, you will be able to independently design Highway/Roads using AutoCAD Civil 3D. You will be able to create surfaces, design horizontal and vertical alignments, corridors, cross-sections and much more.

Which version of AutoCAD Civil 3D is used?

I have used AutoCAD Civil 3D 2018 for recording this course but it is equally good for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2015 and later versions.

What are exactly the points covered in this course:

This course is divided into 10 sections and there are total 34 lectures, which are listed below:

1. About this Course

2. Understanding AutoCAD Civil 3D User Interface

3. Editing Drawing Settings

4. Importing / Creating Point Data

5. Editing Points

6. Exporting Points

7. Points Display Management

8. Adding User Defined Properties to Points

9. Editing Label Style Defaults

10. Description Keys

11. Creating Point Groups

12. Editing Point Groups

13. Overview of Surfaces

14. Creating Surface

15. Adding Data to Surface using Point Files

16. Adding Data to Surface using Contours

17. Adding Data to Surface using Points Group

18. Labelling Surfaces

19. Overview of Alignments

20. Creating Alignment from a Polyline

21. Creating Alignment Using Alignment Creation Tool

22. Alignment Labels and Label Styles

23. Editing Alignments

24. Overview of Profiles

25. Creating Surface Profile and Profile Views

26. Creating Design Profile

27. Profile Labels and Label Styles

28. Editing Profiles

29. Creating Assemblies and Subassemblies

30. Editing Assemblies and Subassemblies

31. Creating Corridors

32. Editing Corridors and Corridors Properties

33. Creating Sample Lines

34. Creating Cross Sections

The course is easy to follow; all of the resources needed are posted in the course content. What are you waiting for ! register now.

Who this course is for:

• Transportation Engineering Students

• Civil Engineering Students

• Urban Engineering Students

• Engineers working in Highway and Roads Industry

• Surveyors