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GeT Interactive - Online, On Demand The Complete Guide Series

• AutoCAD®: The Complete Guide• AutoCAD® Civil 3D®: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® Inventor®: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® Revit® Architecture: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® Revit® MEP: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® Revit® Structure: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® Navisworks®: The Complete Guide• Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design: The Complete Guide

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GeT Interactive - Online, On DemandThe Complete Guide Series 2013The Complete Guide series is designed to give you a solid understanding of software features and capabilities. The courses are divided into logically organized, easy-to-follow lectures and topics. Along with text, graphics, audio, and video demonstrations, a typical lecture features multiple “Let Me Try” exercises that take you step by step through sometimes complex procedures. The goal of performing these steps on your own is an understanding that goes beyond simply knowing what things are called and where to find them, into practical experience with skills you can apply to real-world situations.

While each Let Me Try project presents different solutions and methods, we urge you to focus on the concepts and techniques presented, rather than memorizing the specific steps used. Out in the real world, you will be presented with many different situations, and understanding the “why” of what we’re doing will help you more than memorizing the exact “how.”

The Complete Guide series has been carefully struc-tured not only to give you the knowledge and skills you need to be a successful user of the software, but also to prepare you for the Autodesk® certification exams, including guides that let you know which topics are of particular importance for certification.

Each Complete Guide course is available in two versions: Guided, and Flexible. The Guided options qualify for Autodesk Certificates of Completion when purchased through a participating Autodesk ATC® and come with Instructor Help Desk support. The course is structured to be completed in order from beginning to end. Once any topic is completed, you will have full access to it at any time for one year after registration,to use as a resource.

The Flexible option allows full access to any area of the course. Because it is not structured, it is not eligible for Autodesk Certificates of Completion, but it does contain all the same content as the Guided version, including the lecture quizzes for your own assessment. Flexible courses are also available to you for one full year after registration. This allows you to find whatyou need, whenever you need it.

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GeT Interactive for Blended LearningGeT Interactive On-Demand eTraining courses are theperfect online component for blended learning. Designed as comprehensive, stand-alone courses and resources for beginners and experienced users alike, GeT Interactive courses are also the ideal accompaniment for classroom and training.

Built by experts in instructional design using Autodesk® Official Training Guide content from Wiley Sybex, GeT Interactive courses follow a logical path from introductory to advanced material, serving as primary or supplementary material for any live training situation. Available in both Guided and Flexible options to cover the widest variety of possibilities, the GeT Interactive eTraining solution allows any trainer or team leader the freedom to cover areas like company standards, or regional or client-specific requirements in as much detail as needed, knowing the basics and beyond are well looked after.

Students benefit from the ability to use the material both in a classroom setting and on their own, for additional review or for more challenging assignments. Instructors benefit from pre-developed planning, assignments, quizzes and marking leaving more time to work directly with students on real-world examples and industry best practices.

Available to the user for a full year after registration, the GeT Interactive material serves as a resource long after the live sessions are finished. And the Guided options qualify for Autodesk Certificates of Completion when purchased through a participating Autodesk ATC®.

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User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with AutoCAD® to take this course.

AutoCAD® 2013 The Complete Guide

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Design and shape the world around you with the powerful, flexible features found in AutoCAD® software, one of the world’s leading 2D and 3D design applications. With robust 3D tools that can create almost any shape imaginable, AutoCAD helps you intuitively explore design ideas. It offers innovations that can increase design and documentation efficiency, and enables you to more securely, accurately, and seamlessly share those designs with colleagues. Powerful programming tools and thousands of available add-ons provide the ultimate in flexibility, helping you customize AutoCAD software for your specific needs. With these capabilities and more, AutoCAD delivers the power and flexibility needed to take documentation and design further.

AutoCAD 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of AutoCAD 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced and complex 3D modeling components. Every course is designed to use all learning styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical “Let Me Try” examples.

To get the most out of this course, we strongly recommend you review every topic within the course, and use all the learning styles to ensure you retain the important information within. We also encourage you to take all the progress tests to ensure you have retained the knowledge, and most importantly practice with the hundreds of real-world, Let Me Try examples.

Choose your training delivery style:

Guided courses qualify for Autodesk Certificates of Completion from Digital School, and come with Technical Help Desk support. The course is structured to be completed in order from beginning to end. Once any topic is completed, you will have full access to it at any time for one year after registration, to use as a resource.

Flexible course delivery allows full access to any area of the course. Because it is not structured, it is not eligible for Autodesk Certificates of Completion, but it does contain all the same content as the Guided version,including the lecture quizzes for your own assessment. Flexible courses are also available to you for one full year after registration. This allows you to find what you need, whenever you need it.

Certification Prep courses have beencarefully structured to help you prepare for the Autodesk Certification exams skills, with all areas covered that are especially relevant to the AutoCAD® certification. This is a condensed course designed for theexperienced user.








AutoCAD 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Getting Started

• Exploring the AutoCAD 2013 for Windows User Interface• Setting drawing units

Basic Drawing Skills

• Navigating 2D drawings, drawing lines and rectangles, canceling, erasing, and undoing• Using coordinate systems• Drawing circles, arcs, and polygons• Filleting and chamfering lines

Using Drawing Aids

• Grid and snap• Ortho and polar tracking• PolarSnap• Running object snaps and From snap• Object snap tracking

Editing Entities

• Creating selection sets, Move and Copy, Rotate and Scale• Arrays• Trim and Extend, Lengthen and Stretch, Offset and Mirror• Grip editing

Shaping Curves

• Drawing and editing curved polylines, Drawing ellipses• Drawing and editing splines• Blending between objects with splines

Controlling Object Visibility and Appearance

• Changing object properties• Setting the current layer, altering objects’ layer assignments• Controlling layer visibility• Applying linetype• Assigning properties by object or by layer, managing layer properties

Organizing Objects

• Defining blocks, inserting blocks• Editing blocks• Redefining blocks, working with groups

Hatching and Gradients

• Specifying hatch areas• Associating hatches with boundaries• Hatching with patterns, hatching with gradients

Working with Blocks and Xrefs

• Working with global blocks• Searching for content across multiple drawings• Storing content on tool palettes, referencing external drawings and images

Creating and Editing Text

• Creating text styles, writing lines of text• Writing and formatting paragraphs of text using MTEXT• Editing text

Dimensioning

• Styling dimensions• Adding dimensions• Editing dimensions

Keeping in Control with Constraints

• Geometric constraints, dimensional constraints and creating user parameters

• Constraining objects simultaneously with geometry and dimensions, making parametric changes to constrained objects

Working with Layouts and Annotative Objects

• Creating annotative styles and objects• Creating layouts, Adjusting floating viewports• Overriding layer properties in layout viewports, drawing on layouts

Printing and Plotting

• Configuring output devices• Creating plot style tables• Using plot style tables• Plotting in modelspace, plotting layouts in paperspace, exporting to an electronic format

Storing, Presenting, and Extracting Data

• Defining attributes and blocks• Inserting attributed blocks, table styles, fields in table cells, editing table data

Navigating 3D Models

• Using visual styles• Tiled viewports, ViewCube, orbiting in 3D• Using cameras, SteeringWheels, saving views

Modeling in 3D

• Creating surface models• Editing surface models• Creating solid models• Editing solid models, smoothing meshes

Presenting Your Design

• Assigning materials• Placing and adjusting lights• Creating renderings



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User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with Autodesk® Inventor® to take this course.

Autodesk® Inventor® 2013 The Complete Guide








Autodesk® Inventor® software gives you the ability to create and explore a complete product before it is built. Inventor software makes it easy to realize the benefits of Digital Prototyping by integrating 2D AutoCAD drawings and 3D data into a single digital model. This single digital model creates a virtual representation of the final products that helps companies to better design, visualize, and simulate their product with less reliance on costly physical prototypes - helping to improve time to market, and increase competitive advantage.

Inventor 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Inventor 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced components. Every course is designed to use all learning styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical “Let Me Try” examples.


Guided courses qualify for AutodeskCertificates of Completion from Digital School, and come with Technical Help Desk support. The course is structured to be completed in order from beginning to end. Once any topicis completed, you will have full access to it at any time for one year after registration, to use as a resource.


Certification Prep courses have beencarefully structured to help you prepare for the Autodesk Certification exams skills, with all areas covered that are especially relevant to the AutoCAD® certification. This is a condensed course designed for theexperienced user.







Autodesk Inventor 2013: The Complete Guide Outline


Connecting to Inventor’s Interface

• Exploring Inventor’s graphical user interface• Setting application options• Using visualization tools• Working with project files

Creating 2D Drawings from 3D Data

• Drawing views of a part• Editing views• Adding detail to drawing views• Dimensioning

Learning the Essentials of Part Modeling

• Defining a parametric sketch• Creating 3D geometry: The parametric solid model

Putting Things in Place with Assemblies

• Creating an assembly, understanding grounded components• Applying assembly constraints• Working with the content center, bolted connection generator, the assemble tool

Customizing Styles and Templates

• Working with styles• Defining a new material, defining a title block

• Saving a new template, creating a quick-start template

Advanced Drawings and Detailing

• Creating advanced drawing views• Using advanced drawing annotation tools

Advanced Part Modeling Features

• Projecting sketches and lofting• Building a hole pattern• Exploring advanced efficiency features

Advanced Assembly and Engineering Tools

• Controlling the assembly environment• Using design accelerators• Working with additional assembly tools

Creating Plastic Parts

• Developing the plastic shapes• Creating and working with assemblies and their parts

Working with Sheet Metal Parts

• Defining sheet metal material styles, building sheet metal components

• Preparing the part for manufacture, documenting sheet metal parts

Building with the Frame Generator

• Creating metal frames• Editing metal frames

The Weldment Environment

• Converting an assembly, calculating a fillet weld, preparing to apply weld features• Applying weld features• Adding machined features to the weldment, documenting welds and weldments

Creating Images and Animation from Your Design Data

• Developing an exploded view• Creating renderings and animations, building options to refine scenes

• Making a movie of the assembly

Working with Non-Inventor Data

• Exploring the data formats for Inventor Import and Export, working with AutoCAD data• Exchanging 3D data• Creating content for building information modeling (BIM)

Automating the Design Process and Table-Driven Design

• Building a table-driven product• Expanding the control options








Certification Prep courses have beencarefully structured to help you prepare for the Autodesk Certification exams skills, with all areas covered that are especially relevant to the Autodesk® Revit® Architecturecertification. This is a condensed course designed for the experienced user.



User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with Autodesk® Revit® Architecture to take this course.

Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2013 The Complete GuideBuilt for Building Information Modeling (BIM), Autodesk® Revit® Architecture software helps you capture and analyze your most innovative design concepts and maintain your vision through documentation. The information-rich models that the software provides support decision making for sustainable design, clash detection, construction planning, and fabrication, while helping you work collaboratively with engineers, contractors, and owners. All design changes along the way are automatically updated throughout your evolving design and documentation, making for more coordinated processes and reliable documentation.

Revit Architecture 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Revit Architecture 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced components. Every course is designed to use all learning styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical “Let Me Try” examples.









Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Introducing Revit and the User Interface

• Revit Architecture 2013 Dataset• Understanding the Revit interface• Understanding the interface workflow• Using common modifying tools

Schematic Design

• Working from a sketch• Modeling in-place masses• Creating mass floors, scheduling mass floors• Updating the massing study

Walls and Curtain Walls

• Creating generic walls• Creating numerous wall configurations• Modifying walls• Creating curtain walls• Modifying curtain walls

• Understanding basic wall parts and parameters

Floors, Roofs, and Ceilings

• Creating floors• Laying out roofs• Adding ceilings

Stairs, Ramps, Railings

• Creating numerous stair configurations• Designing ramps• Building railings for level and sloped conditions• Working with parts, parameters, and properties

Adding Families

• Understanding different family types• Loading families• Placing families

Modifying Families

• Editing view display and detail level• Changing the family category• Modifying family geometry

Groups and Phasing

• Using groups• Using phasing

Rooms and Color Fill Plans

• Tagging spaces with room tags• Creating room keys• Generating color fill room plans

Worksharing

• Enabling worksharing• Creating central and local files• Adding worksets, assigning elements to worksets• Saving to the central file• Creating new elements, using workset display filters• Using worksharing to work with consultants• Using guidelines for worksharing

Details and Annotations

• Creating details• Arranging elements, detail groups• Annotating your details• Legends

Creating Drawing Sets

• Creating schedules• Placing views on sheets• Printing documents

Workflow and Other Revit Essentials

• Understanding a BIM workflow• Project roles• Modeling site• Detailing in Revit• Performing quality control on your Revit model

Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting

• Optimizing performance• Using best practices• Fixing file corruption• Learning tips and shortcuts• Finding additional resources







User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with Autodesk® Revit® MEP to take this course.

Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2013 The Complete Guide

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP software is the building information modeling (BIM) solution for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineers, providing purpose-built tools for building systems design and analysis. With Revit MEP, engineers can make better decisions earlier in the design process because they can accurately visualize building systems before they are built.

Revit MEP 2013: The Complete Guide is designed specifically for the Building Services Engineer, covering mechanical, electrical and plumbing services from a design and drafting perspective. With unprecedented levels of communication potential and an easy workflow for handling client revisions and design development, Revit MEP provides a platform for

well-managed and coordinated deliverables from concept through to fabrication. You will be guided around the software interface and core toolset before being taken through a series of Let Me Try tasks which not only provide an insight into the Revit MEP approach, but also explain best practice protocols and practical techniques along the way.



Flexible course delivery allows full access to any area of the course. Because it is not structured, it is not eligible for Autodesk Certificates of Completion, but it does contain all the same content as the Guided version, including the lecture quizzes for your own assessment. Flexible courses are also available to you for one full year after registration. This allows you to find what you need, whenever you need it.








Autodesk Revit MEP 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Introduction to the Principles of BIM

• What is BIM and What Does it Mean?• The Benefits of BIM• The Four Levels of BIM Adoption

Project Navigation and View Creation

• Team and Workflow Changes• Exploring the User Interface• Project Navigation• View Creation• Developing 3D, Callout and Drafting Views

Element and Selection Manipulation

• Selecting Elements• Manipulating Elements

Visibility Control and Categorization

• Project-Wide Settings• View-pecific Overrides• Element-Specific and Individual Line Overrides

Model Development and Methodology

• Is BIM Just About 3D?• Templates and Graded Component Creation

Establishing a Project

• Graphical Display Control• Setting Units and MEP Settings• Project Commencement• Using Legacy Details

Introduction to Building Elements

• Basic Wall Definition• Floors, Roofs and Ceilings• System Family Editing

Equipment, Fixtures and Fittings

• Family Terminology• Component Placement

Introducing Systems

• Setting Up the Project Profile• Main Systems and System Browser• Connectors

Basic Schedules and Legends

• Creating Schedules• Editing Schedules• Creating Legends

Geometry Formation and In-Place Families

• Forming Geometry

Mechanical Systems

• Mechanical Settings• Creating Duct Systems• Mechanical Pipework

Electrical Systems and Circuits

• Electrical Systems• Cable Tray and Conduit Modelling

Plumbing Systems

• Plumbing Systems and Fixtures• Creating Plumbing Systems

Rooms, Areas, Spaces, and Volume

• Rooms and Spaces• Settings and Schedules• Area and Volume Calculation, and Colour Schemes

2D Drafting and Annotation

• Drafting in 2D and Annotation

Sheet Compilation and Publication

• Working with Sheets• Schedules, Publishing and Document Management

Basic Subdivision and Collaboration

• Setting Up a Project• Worksets• Large Project Subdivision

Introduction to Family Editing

• Editing Families







User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with Autodesk® Revit® Structure to take this course.

Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2013 The Complete Guide


Part of the world-leading Revit platform, Revit Structure 2013 is designed specifically for Structural Engineers and Technicians, where the advantages of BIM are combined with unprecedented levels of multi-discipline communication potential and an easy workflow forhandling client revisions and design development. Import / export links to all the large structural analysis tools as well as links to detailing and manufacturing ensure that Revit provides a platform for well-managedand coordinated deliverables from concept through to fabrication.

In a curriculum which is consistent across the disciplines, users are guided around the software interface and core toolset before being taken through a series of Let Me Try exercises which not only providean insight into the Revit approach, but also explain best practice protocols and practical techniques along the way.










Autodesk Revit Structure 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Introduction to the Principles of BIM

• What is BIM and What Does it Mean?• The Benefits of BIM• The Four Levels of BIM Adoption

Project Navigation and View Creation

• Team and Workflow Changes• Exploring the User Interface• Project Navigation• View Creation• Developing 3D, Callout and Drafting Views

Element and Selection Manipulation

• Selecting Elements• Manipulating Elements

Visibility Control and Categorization

• Project-Wide Settings• View-pecific Overrides• Element-Specific and Individual Line Overrides

Model Development and Methodology

• Is BIM Just About 3D?• Templates and Graded Component Creation

Establishing a Project

• Graphical Display Control• Setting Units and MEP Settings• Project Commencement• Using Legacy Details

Modeling Basics - Walls, Columns, Beams and Bracing

• Basic Wall Definition• Column Placement and Behaviour• Beam Placement and Behaviour• Element Connectivity and Display• Bracing the Structure

Foundations and Piling

• Foundations and Piling• Foundation Types• Ground Beams and Retaining Walls• In-Place Foundations, Piers and Pilasters

System Family Editing

• Editing System Families

Basic Schedules and Legends

• Schedules• Editing Schedules

Geometry Formation and In-Place

• Creating Legends• Forming 3D Geometry

Slab and Roof Tools

• Sketching Rules• Relating Slabs to Walls and Supports• Manipulating Slabs• Basic Roof Design

Stairs, Ramps and Railings

• Staircases• Ramps and Handrailing

Beam and Truss Systems

• Creating and Modifying Beam Systems• Framed Floors and Supported Slabs• Truss Systems

Project Phases and Design Options

• Project Phasing• Design Options

2D Drafting and Annotation

• Design Option Sets• Drafting in 2D and Annotation

Sheet Compilation and Publication

• Working with Sheets• Publishing and Document Management

Basic Subdivision and Collaboration

• Setting up a Project• Using Worksets• Project Subdivision

Introduction to Family Editing

• Introduction to Family Editing







AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2013 The Complete Guide


User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with AutoCAD® Civil 3D® to take this course.


AutoCAD® Civil 3D® software is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) solution for civil engineering design and documentation. AutoCAD Civil 3D helps civil engineering professionals working on transportation, land development, and water projects stay coordinatedand more easily and efficiently explore design options, analyze project performance, and deliver consistent, higher quality documentation - all within a familiar AutoCAD® environment. Perform geospatial analysisand extend Civil 3D model data for storm water analysis and interactive 3D simulations and visualizations. You can also generate quantity takeoff information and support automated machine guidance during construction. Civil 3D helps you gain the competitive advantage of BIM to deliver more innovative project solutions.

Civil 3D 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Civil 3D 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced components. Every course is designed to use all learn-ing styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical “Let Me Try” examples.

To get the most out of this course, we strongly recom-mend you review every topic within the course, and use all the learning styles to ensure you retain the impor-tant information within. We also encourage you to take all the progress tests to ensure you have retained the knowledge, and most importantly practice with the hundreds of real-world, Let Me Try examples.




Certification Prep courses have beencarefully structured to help you prepare for the Autodesk Certification exams skills, with all areas covered that are especially relevant to the AutoCAD® Civil 3D® certification. This is a condensed course designed for the experienced user.






AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Navigating the Civil 3D User Interface

• Getting to Know the Civil 3D User Interface, Using the Ribbon• Using the Toolspace• Using the Drawing Area, Command Line, Panorama, and the Transparent Commands Toolbar

Leverage a Dynamic Environment

• Connecting Objects and Styles• Connecting Labels and Label Styles• Connecting Objects to Objects• Connecting Objects to Labels, The Richness of the 3D Model• Sharing Data in a Dynamic Environment

Establishing Existing Conditions Using Survey

• What Is Survey Data? Creating a Survey Database• Importing Survey Data• Automating Field to Finish• Editing Survey Points, Editing Survey Figures, Creating Additional Points

Modeling the Existing Terrain Using Surfaces

• Understanding Surfaces• Using Breaklines to Improve Surface Accuracy• Editing Surfaces• Displaying and Analyzing Surfaces• Annotating Surfaces

Designing in 2D Using Alignments

• Understanding Alignments, Creating Alignments from Objects• Creating Alignments Using the Alignment Creation Tools• Editing Alignments• Applying Design Criteria Files and Check Sets

Displaying and Annotating Alignments

• Using alignment styles, applying alignment labels and label sets• Creating station/offset labels

• Creating segment labels• Using tag labels and tables

Designing Vertically Using Profiles

• Creating surface profiles, displaying profiles in profile views• Creating design profiles• Editing profiles• Using design check sets and criteria files

Displaying and Annotating Profiles

• Applying profile styles• Applying profile view styles, view bands and profile labels• Creating profile view labels, projecting objects to profile views

Designing in 3D Using Corridors

• Understanding Corridors• Creating Assemblies and Corridors and Applying Corridor Targets• Creating Corridor Surfaces

Creating Cross Sections of the Design

• Using the Section Editor• Creating Sample Lines• Creating Section Views• Sampling More Sources

Displaying and Annotating Section

• Applying Section Styles and Section Labels• Controlling Section Display and Applying Labels with Code Set Styles• Applying Section View Styles, Applying Section View Bands, Applying Group Plot Styles• Creating Section View Labels

Designing and Analyzing Boundaries

• Understanding Parcels• Creating Parcels from Objects and by Layout• Editing Parcels

Displaying and Annotating Parcels

• Applying Parcel Styles• Applying Parcel Area Labels, Creating Parcel Segment Labels• Editing Parcel Segment Labels, Creating Parcel Tables

Creating Pipe Networks

• Understanding Pipe Networks• Creating Pipe Networks• Editing Pipe Networks

Displaying and Annotating Pipe Networks

• Displaying Pipe Networks Using Styles• Annotating Pipe Networks in Plan View• Annotating Pipe Networks in Profile View• Creating Pipe Network Tables

Designing New Terrain

• Understanding Grading• Understanding Feature Lines• Creating and Editing Feature Lines• Understanding Grading Objects• Creating and Editing Grading Objects

Analyzing, Displaying, and Annotating Surfaces

• Combining Design Surfaces• Analyzing Design Surfaces• Calculating Earthwork Volumes• Labeling Design Surfaces

From Design to Construction

• Calculating Quantities• Creating Individual Sheets• Creating Multiple Sheets Using Plan Production







Autodesk® Navisworks® 2013 The Complete Guide


User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with Autodesk® Navisworks® to take this course.


Autodesk Navisworks project review software products help architecture, engineering, and construction professionals understand and gain control over project outcomes. Navisworks is used to integrate, share, and review models and multiformat data with all project stakeholders.

A comprehensive set of integration, analysis, and communication tools helps to better coordinate disciplines, resolve conflicts, and plan projects before construction or renovation begins, Navisworks supports Building Information Modeling for building and infrastructure, as well as 3D model-based design for process and power plants.

Navisworks 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Naviswork 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced components. Every course is designed to use all learning styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical Let Me Try examples.










Autodesk Navisworks 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

Introducting Navisworks as a BIM Tool

• The Principles of BIM• The Methodologies of BIM• Project Management• Inter-Disciplinary Collaboration• Constructor and Client Communication

UI Tour

• User Interface• Ribbon Menu System Commands• Navigation Commands

Compiling and Managing a Project

• Working with Files and Adjusting File Options and Units• Opening, Closing and Appending Files• Exporting an .NWC File Using an Exporter• Working with Other File Types• Managing and Publishing Files

Exploring the Model

• Operating the Navigation Tools• Working with Realism Settings• Applying Render Styles, Lighting and Background Effects to the Model• Applying Culling Settings to Enhance Performance

Reviewing, Redlining, Links and Switchback

• Using Selection Options and Visibility Tools• Quick Find Tools• Ways to Transform Objects• Adding Comments, Redlines, Hyperlinks and Other Links• Running Switchback as a Review Tool (For Use with Revit)

Viewpoint Creation, Sectioning and Animation

• Working with Viewpoints• Using the Sectioning Tools• Producing Animations Using Viewpoints• Creating and Exporting AVI Files and Slideshows

Animation and Interactivity

• The Animator Window and Tools• Creating Object Animations• The Scripter• Adding Interactivity to Animations

Rendering with the Presenter

• The Presenter Window and Tools• Adding Materials and Applying a Lighting Effect• Adding Rich Photorealistic Content• Adding a Background Effect• Adding Presenter Rules

Simulation and the TimeLiner

• The TimeLiner Window and Tools• Running a Simulation and Linking to External Scheduling Software• 4D Simulation• Adding Animation

Interference Management - Clash Detective

• Creating, Modifying and Exporting Clash Test Reports• Working with Updated Models and Using Switchback (with Revit)• Running a Clash Test Using Search and Select Sets• Conducting a Clash Detection Test








Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2013 The Complete Guide

Lecture 1 Introducing 3ds Max as a BIM ToolLecture 2 UI Tour and Project NavigationLecture 3 Working Concepts and Basic File SetupLecture 4 Basic Object Creation, Transformation

and Modification Lecture 5 2D Splines to 3D Modelling BasicsLecture 6 Creating & Manipulating Editable Polylines

Lecture 7 Working with DWG DataLecture 8 Creating and Applying TexturesLecture 9 Creating Light and ShadowLecture 10 Camera Setup, Clipping and MovingLecture 11 Rendering an Image

Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2013 visualization software provides architects, designers, civil engineers, and visualization specialists with 3D modeling, rendering, animation, and compositing tools to help tell the story behind their designs. Featuring NVIDIA® iray® rendering technology helping users get more predictable, photorealistic results without worrying about rendering settings, and extended support for a wider range of CAD products, 3ds Max Design 2013 enables architects and designers to create high-impact visuals and animations more easily than ever before.

3ds Max Design 2013: The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of 3ds Max Design 2013 features and capabilities from the basics through to advanced components. Every course is designed to use all learning styles from text, audio, video, interactivity, quizzes and practical Let Me Try examples.


Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2013: The Complete Guide Outline

User’s requirementsYou don’t need any previous experience with 3ds Max Design to take this course.






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