Harnessing AutoCAD Civil 3D

Phillip J. Zimmerman graduated from the University of New Mexico with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Geography. He received his Master's Degree from Western Michigan University. Mr. Zimmerman worked at Autodesk from 1998 to 2003 and is currently employed by IMAGINiT as a Solutions Engineer and national training resource.

The Beginning. Introduction. UNIT I: COMMAND RIBBON AND PROSPECTOR. UNIT II: SETTINGS. UNIT III: SETTING CIVIL 3D'S ENVIRONMENT. UNIT IV: CIVIL 3D AND LAND DESKTOP. 2. Points. UNIT I: POINT SETTINGS AND STYLES. UNIT II: CREATE POINTS. UNIT III: POINT ANALYSIS. UNIT IV: EDIT POINTS. UNIT V: ANNOTATIN AND ORGANIZING POINTS. 3. Site and Parcels. UNIT 1: SITES, PARCELS, AND STYLES. UNIT II: CREATING A SITE AND PARCELS. UNIT III: EVALUATING THE SITE AND PARCELS. UNIT IV: EDITING A SITE AND PARCELS. UNIT V: PARCEL AND SEGMENT ANNOTATION. 4. Surfaces. UNIT I: SURFACE SETTINGS AND STYLES. UNIT II: SURFACT DATA. UNIT III: SURFACE REVIEW AND EDITING. UNIT IV: SURFACE ANALYSIS. UNIT V: SURFACE ANNOTATION. UNIT VI: SURFACE POINTS, LANDXML, AND UTILITIES. 5. Alignments. UNIT I: ROADWAY STYLES. UNIT II: CREATING ROADWAY CENTERLINES. UNIT III: CENTERLINE ANALYSIS. UNIT IV: EDITING A HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT. UNIT V: ALIGNMENT ANNOTATION. UNIT VI: OBJECTS FROM ALIGNMENTS. 6. Profile Views and Profiles. UNIT I: PROFILE VIEW AND PROFILE STYLES. UNIT II: CREATING A SURFACE PROFILE AND ITS VIEW. UNIT III: DESIGNING A PROPOSED PROFILE. UNIT IV: ANALYZING AND EDITING A VERTICAL DESIGN. UNIT V: PROFILE ANNOTATION. 7. Assemblies and Corridors. UNIT I: CATALOGS, PALETTES, AND STYLES. UNIT II: ASSEMBLIES AND SUBASSEMBLIES. UNIT III: CREATING A SIMPLE CORRIDOR. UNIT IV: CORRIDOR REVIW AND EDIT. UNIT V: OBJECTS FROM A CORRIDOR. 8. Cross Sections and Volumes. UNIT I: CROSS-SECTION SETTINGS AND STYLES. UNIT II: CREATE SAMPLE LINES. UNIT III: CREATING ROAD SECTIONS. UNIT IV: MULTIPURPOSE CODE STYLES. UNIT V: QUANTITY TAKEOFFS AND REPORTS. 9.Transitions, Superelevation, Intersections, and Roundabouts. UNIT I: TRANSITIONS. UNIT II: CREATING A CUL-DE-SAC. UNIT III: SUPERELEVATION. UNIT IV: INTERSECTION WIZARD. UNIT V: ROUNDABOUTS. 10. Grading and Volumes. UNIT I: GRADING WITH POINTS. UNIT II: FEATURE LILNES AND GRADING OBJECTS. UNIT III: GRADING. UNIT IV: SITE AND BOUNDARY VOLUMES. 11. Pipe Networks. UNIT I: PIPE SETTINGS AND STYLES. UNIT II: CREATING A PIPE NETWORK. UNIT III: PIPE NETWORKS REVIEW AND EDIT. UNIT IV: PIPE LABELS. 12. Civil 3D Shortcuts. UNIT I: DATA SHORTCUTS. 13. Hydraulics and Pipe Design. UNIT I: HYDRAFLOW EXPRESS. UNIT II: HYDROLOGY. UNIT III: STORM PIPES. UNIT IV: PLAN PRODUCTION TOOLS. 14.Survey Basics. UNIT 1: FIELD BOOK LANGUAGE. UNIT II: SURVEY SETTINGS. UNIT III: IMPORTING AND EVALUATING FIELD BOOKS. UNIT IV: SURVEY FIGURES. 15.Survey and Transverse Adjustments. UNIT 1: THE TRAVERSE EDITOR. UNIT II: SURVEY WITH A TRAVERSE. UNIT III: CLOSED CONNECTED SURVEY.