The main objective of this courseware is to educate trainers on the utilization of AutoCAD Civil 3D as a powerful tool for executing engineering tasks with greater accuracy and efficiency in the modeling and design process. Trainers will learn how to effectively employ AutoCAD Civil 3D for road design projects, enabling them to generate dynamic models for various projects such as roads, railways, and corridors.

The courseware covers essential skills required to create, model, and modify intersections and Cul-De-Sacs. Trainers will gain proficiency in utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D's features to generate detailed design elements including alignments, profiles, superelevation, and design sub-assemblies. By mastering these techniques, trainers will be equipped to complete engineering tasks related to road design more effectively and in a shorter timeframe.

By the end of the course, trainers will have a comprehensive understanding of how AutoCAD Civil 3D can be utilized as a valuable tool in the modeling and design process. They will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to create accurate and detailed models for road projects, incorporating various design elements and criteria. This will enable them to streamline the engineering process, saving time and enhancing the overall quality of the design work.

Course Objectives:

The primary focus of this courseware is to teach the trainers how auto cad 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. 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, superelevation, and criteria included in design sub-assemblies and basic skills needed to create, model, and modify intersections and Cul-De-Sacs.

Who Should Attend?

This course is designed for construction supervisors, civil engineers, and inspectors

Course Outlines:

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
Creating new points
More about creating points
More about creating points
Using description keys to manage points
Using point groups to manage points
Displaying points
Editing and modifying points

Working with Alignments

An overview of alignments
Creating alignments from polylines and other entities
Creating alignments by layout
Editing alignments
Creating points along an alignment
Labeling alignments
Alignment labels and tables
Generating alignment reports

Working with Surfaces

An overview of surfaces
Creating surfaces
Adding break lines to surfaces
Surface boundaries
Displaying contours
Changing contour styles

Working with Surfaces

Using surface utilities

Working with Profiles

An overview of profiles
Creating existing ground profiles
Working with profile styles and profile views
Creating proposed roadway profiles
Editing proposed roadway profiles
Checking profile designs vs design criteria
Labeling profiles
Creating quick profiles and profile reports

Working with Sections

Overview of sections
Creating sample lines for sections
Creating existing ground sections
Working with section styles
Working with Assemblies and Subassemblies
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

Creating Cul-de-Sacs

Designing a Cul-de-Sac Bulb
Creating a Corridor Surface and
Cul-de-Sac Island
Preparing to Plot the Cul-de-Sac

Creating Knuckles

Creating a Knuckle Surface
Revising the Knuckle

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