Hello- I'm looking for recommendations on or experiences with online Civil3d training that will count towards my annual PE pdh/ceu requirements. My experience with Civil3D is limited. I used Autodesk's Land Development Desktop for a number of years, then Civil3D for a year or so on a limited basis when it first came out, roughly 8 years ago. I currently use a Carlson software package for civil projects but the company I currently work for is in the process of switching to Civil3D. I don't do a lot of civil site design currently but am looking to increase my use of the software for future projects. Looking forward to hearing your recommendations/experiences.
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Recommendations on Online Civil3d Training
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MatTheDrafter
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Any of the Mastering Civil 3D books are a great resource. You may also want to look into getting a member ship with Global Etraining A lot of companies are using them for their AutoDesk Training. I have personally used them and found them a great resource for training.
MatTheDrafter
Civil/Environmental
You could also look into Lynda.com as another resource in learning Civil 3D. I would also recommend joining the forums and ask questions there. You can learn a lot off their AutoDesk forums if you are willing to put in the effort to hunt down the information.
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