Courses offered at Destination Desktop

Note: Some courses may need to be cancelled or the content changed based on situations out of our control.
Session	Product	Course	Instructor	Duration
1 June 4 11:00 AM	Autodesk 3ds Max Design (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	3DS Max Animation Basics Animation is what 3D Studio Max was made to do, and many users are selling their projects short with poor animation. Learn the basics of timing, inbetweening and physically accurate animation from a broadcasted television animator. Any project can benefit from proper animation (or falter for lack of it). Whether you are creating building walkthroughs or animated character shorts, this class can help you get the professional look and feel it needs. While we are at it, let us have some fun! That is what animation is all about.	Bobyk, Tim	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD (Lab) Library 827	AutoCAD 2010 Fundamentals This course covers the indispensable core topics for working with AutoCAD. The teaching strategy is to start with a few basic tools that let the student create and edit a simple drawing. You then continue to develop those tools, as well as being introduced to more advanced tools throughout the course. Not every command or option is covered, because the intent is to show the most essential tools and concepts: - understanding the AutoCAD workspace and user interface - using basic drawing, editing, and viewing tools - organizing drawing objects on layers - inserting reusable symbols (blocks) - preparing a layout to be plotted -adding text, hatching, and dimensions First 5 to register in this course receive the uber-cool "Destination Desktop ON-FIRE" T-Shirt.	Zander, Frank	18 Hours

1 June 4 11:00 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Basic Inventor as a Productivity Tool You want to go to 3D design because everybody else is and you want to know what it can do for you. This course will explain the basic principals of 3D modeling and how Inventor enables you to increase productivity through design re-use. In particular, the generation and use of Bills of Materials will be discussed.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD Map 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 981	Classic AutoCAD Map 3D Do you use AutoCAD Map 3D? Do you use all of the functionality? Are you new to AutoCAD Map and wonder what it does? This class runs all day Thursday and will cover all of the 'must know' topics to be an efficient user of the classic tools found in AutoCAD Map 3D. Whether you are new to AutoCAD Map 3D or are an experienced user you will find this day packed full of useful topics, hands on exercises and tips and tricks. Queries Source Drawings, Attaching Data and Object Data Annotation Labels Overview of DWG based mapping and Coordinate Systems Tips and Tricks Topology Creation, Queries and Analysis	Paoletich, Loris	6 Hours

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	CUI Demysified Have you been itching to try your hand at customizing your AutoCAD based products yet have felt intimidated with the CUI customization format? If so this class will get you rolling and demonstrate that CUI files aren't as hard to handle as they seem. Starting with definitions of the functional blocks of customization we'll quickly branch out into creating command macros and attach them to drop down menus, toolbars and keystroke accelerators then create your own workspaces to deploy what you've learned. Along the way we'll also define how to bring over legacy controls like icon menus, how to use multiple CUI files within a single workspace and strategies for employing the Enterprise CUI. The class will be taught in short lecture/demo segments followed by exercises performed at your lab machine with assistance from your instructor. If you want to get your hands dirty and really learn how to take advantage of CUI customization don't miss this class! CUI component organization and interface Createing toolbars and menus Create custom macros Update/create keyboard shortcuts Multiple/partial CUI usage Enterprise CUIs and the Transfer tab	Green, Robert	3 Hours

1 June 4 11:00 AM	Revit Architecture (Lecture)	Massing Tools & Building Maker Revit Architecture can assist us with conceptual design at early stage of the design process. The massing tools help create 3D massing elements, and building maker can then convert various shapes of masses into building components. By using massing and builidng maker, we accomplish conceptual design which is indispensable to architects who want to create unusual and complicated shapes for their building models. Conceptual design at early stage of design process Massing tools: sweeps, extrusions, blends, blend sweeps, and revolves Building Maker: roof by face, wall by face, and curtain system by face	Chen, Andy	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Start Your Engins Learn how to start a project by setting up the file structure, Specs, Database, ISOGEN, and setting up the work space to be used in the project to follow Learn about the project ahead, and what is involved Creating a file structure, so all drawings get pointed to the same source setting up and selecting the specs to be used for the project Setting up a Database for our project Changing the workspace, to have the tools ready to start our project Quick setup of ISOGEN Part 1 of a series of 11 classes	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	The Hidden Secrets of AutoCAD Productivity - Revealed! AutoCAD has been around for a long time. Yet simply using AutoCAD every day does not necessarily make you more productive. You may not realize it, but old habits, bad habits, and inefficient commands and techniques may be robbing you of productivity. You'll become more productive by eliminating clicks and picks -- period! In this session, you'll learn how to tap into AutoCAD secrets that banish repetitive steps and tasks. After this session, you'll walk away with productivity-enhancing knowledge that you'll be able to apply immediately regardless of the AutoCAD release you use. Automating drawing and system setup with profiles, workspaces and scripts Creating the look of hand drafted prints and plot with visual styles Reduce the need to zoom by maximizing your views with enhanced zooming tools Automating design processes with simple action macros Eliminating construction lines forever with tracking tools Creating flexible block alternatives with groups	Murphy, Matt	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	The Nuts and Bolts of the Style Manager Learn how to navigate the Style Manager! You will explore the interface, learn about classifications and create style-based components for your architectural model and documentation. In this class you will create... Once you have completed this class you will be able to create your own custom content in the Style Manager. Navigate the Style Manager. Create new AEC object Styles Create Elevation and Section Styles Understanding Property Set Definitions Modify existing AEC object styles	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

1 June 4 11:00 AM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lecture) Animal Science 614	What is new in 2010 So you have the new box, now what? Don't let your purchase become "shelfware". Join us for an overview of the latest release in a hands on setting. We'll quickly go through the newest features to get your feet wet before tackling the more in depth classes later at DD. updated user interface new intersection objects alignment and profile additions context sensitive ribbon new labelling	Young, Martin	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	File Linking & Copy/Monitor File linking will be used to link together the preliminary designs from each discipline. The Copy/Monitor tool will be introduced and students will have a chance to explore different options for this tool.	Rollo, Steve	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) DMP 133	Layers and Layer Key Styles in AutoCAD Architecture Layer Keys are the Key! Trying to incorporate your existing layering standards into a new AutoCAD Architecture automated layering system can be a challenge. However, Layer Keys are the answer. Use Layer Keys to customize the way AutoCAD Architecture automatically layers objects and also add new layer keys to automate your own layering system. In this class we will create a custom Layer Key Style and apply the style to our drawing. Learn how to use your custom Layer Key. Create your own Layer Key.	Gould, Joe	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	CAD Management (Lecture) LRC 735	Maximizing Personal Performance and Employable Skills with Autodesk Product Exams - Revealed! How do you verify your own or your employee's Autodesk product knowledge? Competent product skills ensure productive users. As an Autodesk Certified Associate or Professional, you will ensure an industry knowledge standard and obtain a credential as having achieved a level of recognized competence. These benchmarks can also be used to determine skill gaps for assessing training needs. In this class you will learn more about the Autodesk product exams and specific strategies to prepare for and pass them. You will also gain valuable tips for successfully using AutoCAD to solve specific performance-based drawing problems for the AutoCAD Certified Professional Exam. Evaluate your expertise and become more productive. What are certification exams? What are the benefits of certification? What are the differences between the associate and professional exams? What are the types of questions on the exams? What are the best exam preparation strategies?	Murphy, Matt	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	Autodesk Maya (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Maya Animation Basics Maya is one of the worlds most popular animation software packages. Learn the basics of timing, inbetweening and physically accurate animation from a broadcasted television animator. Any project can benefit from proper animation (or falter for lack of it). Whether you are creating building walkthroughs or animated character shorts, this class can help you get the professional look and feel it needs, but you might catch yourself having some fun while doing it.	Bobyk, Tim	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	AutoCAD (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Meeting Technical Graphics Standards Do you want to make sure that your AutoCAD drawings meet CSA, ASME and ISO standards? See how to assure that your text, dimensions, line weights and center marks are correct every time by creating comprehensive drawing templates that meet those standards. You'll see how to fine-tune a variety of dimension styles with child variations, automate scaling, and control output. I'll show you an easy technique for producing proper circular center marks, and I'll give you an AutoLISP program to automate their placement. Text Dimensions Lineweights Lineweights Center marks Template Files	Abbott, Dan	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Steel Your Project We will start our project off placing in the steel for the skid and the Compressor support Using W beam to create the foundation skid Placing a plate to stand on using C channel to create the compressor support Part 2 of a series of 11 classes	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Survey Survey, what�s the Point? A complete look at points as they travel from the field (pick-up) to the office (for design) and then back out to the field for stake-out (construction). - Points as they are related to design creation - Stake-out and construction points - New functionality in 2010 -Points as they are related to design creation -Stake-out and construction points	Young, Martin	90 Minutes

2 June 4 1:30 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	The motion constraints - test-run a Digital Prototype of your machine before you build it Are you having trouble explaining to others how your new mechanism works? For that matter, are you fairly sure it is even going to work? Inventor's motion constraints can be a big help. In this course, you will learn how to apply assembly constraints that will allow you to replicate the motion of gears, pulleys, irregular cams, and rack-and-pinion mechanisms. This will include such topics as analyzing mechanism motions during the design phase to ensure proper operation, to check for interference within moving mechanisms, and to drive adaptive components. We will cover several tips, tricks, and cheats that can take motion constraints far beyond the usual textbook coverage. You will also learn how to capture assembly motions to an .AVI file so non-Inventor users can view them with the generic Windows Media Player.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	AutoCAD (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Blockbusters: Unleashing the Power of Dynamic Blocks - Revealed! Discover the full potential of Dynamic Blocks in AutoCAD. In this session you'll learn hands-on how each parameter and action behaves and how these tools can be applied and implemented into your existing design processes. You'll also apply geometric and dimensional constraints for even more powerful Dynamic Blocks. We'll work and build Dynamic Blocks - from scratch and from existing block geometry to enhance and automate your office's design processes. Also featured are methods to resolve the most common creation problems, and many little-known tips, including coding examples that demonstrate how to manipulate Dynamic Block settings. Using the Block Editor to create and edit block geometry Adding parameters and actions to create dynamic blocks Adding and using geometric and dimensional contraints Applying block troubleshooting techniques Automating dynamic blocks with fields and lisp	Murphy, Matt	3 Hours

3 June 4 3:15 PM	mental ray (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Lighting with Mental Ray Proper lighting and rendering is what separates the best in architectural visualization from the rest. Help narrow the gap with this course. Covers not only the techniques but the underlying theory of lighting a scene in Mental Ray so it can be applied to many situations. What is the point of creating a visualization if it still does not look like it is going to? Mental Ray can recreate the realism you crave. Suggested grouping: take with Mental Ray Materials for maximum benefit.	Bobyk, Tim	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	New Features of AutoCAD 2010 So what does the new AutoCAD 2010 look like? What new tools could you take advantage of in this powerful new release? These questions plus more will be answered in this fast paced lab based course. By using short lecture segments followed by brief project examples you'll be able to explore the revised Ribbon interface, experiment with the greatly expanded conceptual design 3D tools, use parametric drawing constraint tools, utilize PDF files as attachments, and annotate more effectively with new dimensional and measuring tools. Example files will be provided so you can hit the ground running with the new features you'd like to explore most. If you'd like to see what AutoCAD 2010 has to offer, get your hands on the software and understand what features make sense for your company don't miss this lab based class. Using the new Ribbon interface Conceptual 3D design tools Parametric drawing tools Annotation and measuring tools PDF and printing tools	Green, Robert	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Plan Production and sheet set manager This session will consist of the process in which you take to create your final drawings using the "Plan Production Tools" of Civil 3D. We start with creating and working with plan production objects, then move on to creating and preparing sheets. To finish up we finalize our Plan Sets and manage the data within. Plan production objects Creating sheets Working with Sheets Managing data	Pitman, Tyler	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	Quick and Easy customization This top-rated class from Autodesk University will have experienced AutoCAD users customizing in no time. We will take a quick look at the AutoCAD Options; clarify the process of creating and using template files; see how to make a quick custom linetype; create some useful external commands; create a new Tool Palette; modify the CUI to add some custom Tool buttons to a custom Toolbar; take a brief look at the AutoCAD menu; and then write some short but useful AutoLISP programs. Options Template File Location Quick Custom Linetypes External Commands Modifying the CUI Menu Macros Intro to AutoLISP	Abbott, Dan	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Sites & Shared Locations Students will learn about the creation of topo surfaces and using shared locations with linked files.	McCallum, Bruce	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lecture) DMP 133	Start off on the right foot with AutoCAD Architecture Start off on the right foot. Beginning at the right point with the right tools at your disposal makes all the difference. Starting with the right tool with the right setup will help make your projects run smoother, will help keep the look of your drawings consistent and make the drawing process easier. This class will help you start off on the right foot when starting a new project. We�ll show you how to utilise the tools while working on your project and some guidelines on folder structure that makes upgrading to newer versions of ACA an easier transition. Template creation User interface Workspace settings Guidelines on folder structure	Chatterton, Scott	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Using the Content Center When starting to use Inventor for the first time, the Content Center library can seem a little intimidating. This course will reveal the Content Center, strip off the mystery, and show you how to create and publish your own content center components, including components that can be used with the frame generator.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

3 June 4 3:15 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Your Project: Equipped Creating the equipment needed for your project 2 Vessels 2 Dry Towers 1 Filter 1 Cooler 2 Compressors 1 Pump Part 3 of a series of 11 classes	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Advanced Labelling In this session we will be covering a variety of different labelling methods, from parcel labelling to more intermediate training on expressions and reference text. Parcel Labelling Spot Elevations Contour Labelling Reference Text Expressions Pipe Labelling	Pitman, Tyler	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	AutoCAD: Secrets Every User Should Know A program as ubiquitous as AutoCAD shouldn't have many secrets - but if you don't know something, it's a secret to you. In this session the author of AutoCAD: Secrets Every User Should Know (Sybex Press) will show you how to fix a disaster drawing, deal with tricky layout problems, solve some vexing AutoCAD puzzles, create an accurate hybrid drawing, and learn how to improve your productivity. You'll also learn how to create quick custom linetypes, harness the overlooked power of external commands, create Tool Palettes, Tool buttons and Toolbars, write some menu macros and other time-saving shortcuts. This session will provide all users with instant productivity gains. Fixing Disaster Drawings Tricky Layout Problems Vexing AutoCAD Puzzlers Creating Accurate Hybrid Drawings Improving Productivity Often Overlooks Tricks A Little Customizing	Abbott, Dan	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Derived parts - the easy way to build LH and RH variants, as-cast vs machined, mold cavities, etc Derived parts are a powerful but easy-to -use Inventor tool. They come in two basic flavors; you can derive a part from another one, or you can derive a part from an assembly. Using derived parts, you can easily create machining models and drawings from an as-cast model, and you can create a mold from the same model. The mold cavity can be scaled to allow for shrinkage. Opposite-hand versions can also be created from the basic part, and from any subsequent derived parts. If the basic part is changed then everything updates.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Family Editor - Part 1 We will crack open the Family Editor for the first time and look at some best practices. We'll create model and annotation type families and then students will have a chance to work on their choice of families. Custom View Titles Custom Tags (Doors, Windows, etc.) Custom Grid Heads Reference Planes Labels	McCallum, Bruce	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	mental ray (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Mental Ray Materials Mental Ray Materials and Shaders are the best way to recreate real world surfaces in 3D Studio Max. Architectural Materials will be explored heavily in this course as well. Covers not only the techniques but the underlying theory of texturing a scene in Mental Ray so it can be applied to many situations. What is the point of creating a visualization if it still does not look like it is going to? Mental Ray can recreate the realism you crave. Suggested grouping: take with Lighting with Mental Ray for maximum benefit.	Bobyk, Tim	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Pipe Dreams Creating the pipe for our project Part 4 of a series of 11 classes Create Line #1 Inlet Create Line #2 Suction Create Line #3 Compressor to Cooler	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	CAD Management (Lecture) DMP 133	Selling the Value of CAD Management Ever been frustrated by not getting the hardware, software or training that you know you need to do your job? Do you ever feel like nobody understands what you do and why CAD management is important? Would you like to learn how to break through these impasses? Hint: It's all in how you sell the concept! This session will show you how to communicate the concepts and benefits of CAD management in language your senior management team will understand. Topics we'll cover include setting realistic expectations, the faster/cheaper paradigm, budgeting, technology forecasting, finding labor savings, cost justification, return on investment and the critical importance of managerial support for standards. If you've ever had trouble getting your senior management to understand what you do, you can't afford to miss this session. Creating CAD management value for your company Explaining CAD management to senior management Creating support for CAD management with your users Managing expectations and delivering value Return on Investment (ROI) modelling Enforcing standards to get results	Green, Robert	90 Minutes

4 June 4 5:00 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) DMP 132	Working with Multi-View Blocks You are probably already using Multi-View blocks and don't even know it. If you have ever inserted any AEC content including equipment, furniture, symbols or tags then you are definitely using Multi-View blocks. This course will show you how to make your own In this session we will build a Multi-View block of a ... Learn how and where to use Multi-View blocks. Create your own Multi-View blocks. Manage the display of Multi-View Blocks.	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

5 June 5 8:30 AM	CAD Management (Lecture) DMP 133	CAD Managers Notebook 2009 Distilled from Robert's "Expert CAD Management" book, these sessions are designed for the working CAD manager who wants to establish a more organized, proactive CAD management environment. This presentation will give you valuable ideas for assessing your current situation and building a corrective action plan to make things better. We'll focus on getting organized (and staying that way), managing hardware and software environments, file management, dealing with standards, hiring and managing users and how to interact with upper management. Throughout the session everyone will compose an action plan to use as a task list when they return to work. Whether you've been a CAD manager for years or are just getting started, you'll find practical, usable CAD management techniques you can start using the very next day. Assessing your current situation Establishing your action plan Getting your standards organized and implemented Building your virtual and actual staff Managing hardware and software resources The importance of budgeting effectively	Green, Robert	3 Hours

5 June 5 8:30 AM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	Dynamic Blocks If you know how to make blocks in AutoCAD, then it is time to venture out into the world of Dynamic Blocks. Dynamic Blocks add as little or as much complexity as the user is willing to define. Many users shy away from these new tools exclaiming them to be too difficult to master. This class will show you how you can make simple Dynamic Blocks easily and quickly. Learn how to build and use these tools to "smarten up" your blocks and improve your day to day productivity.	Aarhus, Jeanne	3 Hours

5 June 5 8:30 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Frame Generator The frame generator is a great time saver for anyone designing products requiring some sort of framework. This course covers basic and advanced principals of frame generation.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

5 June 5 8:30 AM	AutoCAD Map 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 981	Geospatial Map 3D This class runs through session 10 and will cover the essentials of working with Map 3D in a geospatial environment. Connecting to a feature source Query features on connect Working with point data Stylizing features Editing feature attributes and geometry Working with DEM files Moving Data Between DWG Objects and FDO Features Using Joins with Feature Sources Using Buffers Using Calculated Properties Using Overlay Analysis Using Workflow Designer for Overlay Analysis	Luckett, Gordon	9 Hours

5 June 5 8:30 AM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Intersections - Wait until you see this We'll introduce you to the new "intersection object" in Civil 3D 2010. Yes, you can have Civil build your dynamic intersection from two alignments and profiles. overview of the intersection object different design scenarios new profile locking in intersections dynamic offset alignments curb return profiles	Young, Martin	3 Hours

5 June 5 8:30 AM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Introduction to Revit Architecture 2010 This is a hands-on session designed for educators to learn the basics of Revit Architecture 2010 as well as the concept of Building Information Modeling Building Information Modeling Creating Levels Inserting Walls Creating Floors Inserting Doors and Windows Creating and Modifying a Roof Inserting components Changing interior details Rendering Working Drawings	Gordon, Kris	3 Hours

5 June 5 8:30 AM	Revit Architecture (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Materials & Rendering An in-depth look at materials in Revit will be followed by some rendering and finally an FBX export to 3ds Max Design.	Drozda, Gary	90 Minutes

5 June 5 8:30 AM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lecture) LRC 735	Navigating the Project Manager If you are having trouble managing your drawing files and keeping x-references in order, broken links, copied files etc, come see how easy it is to organise and file your drawings logically using the Project Navigator. The Project Navigator and the Project Browser can organise your project drawing files using a hierarchical interface, link your drawing callouts to the appropriate sheets and easily create new sheets. You will also learn how to simply manage and publish your drawings. In this session you will learn how too: Simplify your drawing management with the Project Navigator. Publish multiple drawings or selected sheets easily. Manage External References. Link view callouts to your sheets and have them update automatically.	Chatterton, Scott	90 Minutes

5 June 5 8:30 AM	AutoCAD (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Painless Productivity Programming with the AutoCAD Action Recorder - Revealed! Productivity through program has never been a friendly nor intuitive process. Whether using LISP, VBA or Menus and Macros if you didn't get the right syntax, it didn't work. Now since AutoCAD 2009 you can easily build custom macros simply by using AutoCAD. In this session we'll cover how to record your most common repetitive tasks into one custom command eliminating repetetive tasks forever! The what and why of the action recorder Loading and playing existing macros Creating action macros that automate the creation of geometry Creating action macros that modify geometry Creating action macros that perform drawing utility and maintenance Secrets, tips and warnings ensuring successful and effective macros	Murphy, Matt	90 Minutes

5 June 5 8:30 AM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Pipe Dreams - 2 Continuing to pipe up our compressor unit Part 5 of a series of 11 classes Create Line #4 Cooler to V-120 Create Line #5 Towers Create Line #6 Dry Towers	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

6 June 5 10:15 AM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) DMP 133	Classifications and Display In this session you will gain an understanding of classification techniques within AutoCAD Architecture, and then learn how to use them to leverage object and data manipulation for projects that may require New, Existing, and Demolition work phases. You will learn the steps needed to setup Classifications, Display Representations, MVIEW Blocks, Scheduling, and other AutoCAD Architectural Objects so that items interact properly. These techniques will help you to streamline Setting up the Classifications Linking Classifications to Objects Modifying Design Center Content Configuring the Display Representations Scheduling the "New" objects	Gould, Joe	90 Minutes

6 June 5 10:15 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	iPart Factories - a single part file plus a spreadsheet can build an entire family of similar parts Inventor, especially Release 10 later and the Professional variants, includes a huge library of stock components such as gears, bearings, threaded fasteners, and so on. Even so, it is not possible for it to include your stock parts as it comes out of the box. Most companies have a series of component parts that are unique to their product line, but are used in various sizes and configurations depending on the particular model or variant being built. A simple example might be a basic shaft that is made in a variety of user-specified lengths. This presentation will show you how easy it is to set up an iPart factory. Now your designers will be able to quickly and easily pick a type of component from your library, and then specify details such as size, capacity, and so on. The iPart factory will then generate the specific part. iParts can include iMates, so the iPart components automatically attach themselves properly as they are inserted into an assembly.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

6 June 5 10:15 AM	AutoCAD (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Managing Your Standards and Reusable Content with AutoCAD Tool Palettes - Revealed! Since the early days of AutoCAD, users and companies have struggled with maintaining standards and managing their block libraries. After all, having a company block library on a network drive and using a layer standard is great, but it's hard to make sure people use the right block and put the text on the correct layer. This class will address the easiest and most effective methods for managing existing blocks, dynamic blocks and geometry creation to ensure that the correct color, layer, and linetype are used. You'll also learn the secret of how to create, display, and manage shared palettes securely as an enterprise solution for your company standards for AutoCAD 2004 to AutoCAD 2010 users! Understanding the what and why of tool palettes Controlling the display of palettes and tools Creating your own palettes and tools Creating enterprise palettes to maintain standards Demand loading enterprise palettes and anchored palette roll-up speeds	Murphy, Matt	90 Minutes

6 June 5 10:15 AM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Pipe Dreams - 3 Continuing to pipe our compressor unit Part 6 of a series of 11 classes Create Line #7 V-120 Recycle Create Line #8 Tower Discharge Create Line #9 Final Discharge	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

6 June 5 10:15 AM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Schedules In Revit, we can view a building model in different ways. Like a floor plan, a schedule is one type of views that displays information about elements in a tabular format. A schedule can be created at any time and it will update automatically as the building model develops. In this session, we will see how to create and format various types of schedules, and learn the techniques and best practices for using schedules as an important tool in Revit. Creating a door/window schedule Formatting and modifying schedules Creating a key schedule Other types of schedules	Chen, Andy	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	Autodesk NavisWorks (Lab) DMP 133	A Quick Spin: Hands on Navigation with Navisworks Manage 2010 Navisworks is a great tool for communicating and sharing design idea, identify conflicts and winning new business. This class will allow users the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Autodesk Navisworks Manage, be able to navigate the model and return from DD better armed for approaching design challenges. Aggregating your information into a single model for review Model Exploration 4D Simulation with Timeliner Experience problems before the happen with Clash Detective Create quick animation and presentation media	Dodds, Jason	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	Annotative Scaling This workshop was part of the power track at Autodesk University last year. It will thoroughly review annotative objects in all contexts, with an emphasis on integrating them into an office standard. We'll look at each type of annotative object -- text, blocks, dimensions, hatch patterns, mleaders - and you'll get advice on how to avoid problems with annotation and dynamic blocks, moving dimensions between layouts and model space, and sharing drawings with users of earlier releases. If we have time, the workshop will conclude with tips on manipulating annotative objects through AutoLISP programming. Objects that Can be Annotative Annotation Scales and Dynamic Blocks Managing Annotation with Status Bar Avoiding Pitfalls Size, Position, and Visibility Adding Scales Updating Existing Drawings Saving to Earlier Releases	Abbott, Dan	3 Hours

7 June 5 1:00 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lecture) Animal Science 614	AutoCAD Architecture Secretes Exposed This session offers you the opportunity to learn some of the lesser well-known commands and new features in the latest release of AutoCAD Architecture. Discover how you can take advantage of the new tools and eliminate the time-wasting habits of doing things the "old way". We all have a tendency to embrace the familiar and resist the new; however, some of the best productivity tools have been introduced in recent versions. Attend this session to uncover the possibilities, and then go home and Take advantage of the newest Interface capabilities Take real advantage of the latest release of AutoCAD Architecture Discover some of the "hidden" commands Discover some of the little-known commands and options	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	CAD Management (Lecture) LRC 735	CAD Managers Training, Standards and Productivity Guide Are you responsible for training your CAD users but feel overwhelmed by the task? Are you under pressure to increase productivity? Are you in the hot seat for managing standards? If so, you're not alone. In this session, we'll cover the relationship between training and standards that allow you to gain productivity - solving all three problems at once! We'll start with auditing your productivity-sapping problems and then rapidly move into designing a training program that addresses the problems. As the training program emerges, we'll take time to examine the deficiencies in our standards that may be contributing to productivity loss. We'll wrap it all up by talking about how to create your custom training materials and deploy them in a variety of media formats. If you're responsible for standards and training users to gain productivity, you won't want to miss this session. Building your training list Harmonizing training with standards Preparing written and video training materials Training tips for CAD managers Training strategies for new software implementations	Green, Robert	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Curtain Walls The Curtain Wall tools will be investigated thoroughly, including a demonstration about custom mullions, panels and custom curved types. Curtain Wall Doors - Yes, they have their own! In-fill Panels - Glass or another material? Mullion Grids - Mastering placement Mullions - Assigning sizes and shapes	Erickson, Nathan	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Data Management Project organization and data management best practices. -File organization and drafting standards -Building and maintaing a Data Management system is key to success -The do's and do nots of Data management	Paoletich, Loris	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Pipe Dreams - 4 Continuing to pipe our compressor unit Part 7 of a series of 11 classes Create Line #10 Fuel Gas Create Line # 11 V-110 Drain Creat Line #12 Drainline Create Line #13 Purge	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

7 June 5 1:00 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Productivity through Technique Once you get past the basic issues of part and assembly modeling, a lot of what can be accomplished using the Inventor 3D productivity tool depends on knowledge of specific techniques for dealing with what would otherwise be difficult design problems. This course covers the use of derived parts, advanced work feature placement, complex patterning, and much more.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	Autodesk NavisWorks (Lab) DMP 133	Beyond Clash Detection with Autodesk Navisworks Have you seen Navisworks in action or used it on a project for clash detection? Would you like to learn some new skills and see how others in the business are using Navisworks beyond clash detection? Then this class is for you. We will look at tools and techniques to create animations, knockout presentations, advanced data management techniques, and ways Navisworks can help you "win by design" Understanding Animator and Scriptor functions Creating winning presentations Hyperlinks and data management Rules for linked schedules Suggestions for Selection Tree and Clash Detective	Dodds, Jason	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Conditional Subassemblies Creating Assemblies may be easier but you haven't seen nothing yet. The latest and greatest in user criteria based corridor creation. Assembly user defined criteria The what if's of subassemblies The basics are no longer basic	Paoletich, Loris	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	Revit Architecture (Lecture) Bell e-Learning 948	Family Editor - Part 2 Continuing on from Part 1, this class will introduce additional Family Editor topics including nested families and formulas in parameters.	McCallum, Bruce	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Tags and Schedules Tired of manually creating your schedules and cross referencing back to your drawing? Let AutoCAD Architecture do the work for you. Using the information already in your drawing you can create efficient and accurate schedules that are linked to your floor plans. Create custom schedules, tables and tags and don't worry if your schedules match your drawings - they will! Create your own Tags. Create your own Schedules and Tables. Create schedules that automatically update as you add content to your floor plans.	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	The Design Accelerator - an introduction to performance-driven designing The Inventor Content Center comes with a huge collection of stock components such as bearings, bolts, bushings, and so on, that can greatly speed up the design process. The question is: "Do you still need to calculate the sizes of components you need?" The answer is "No!" With the Design Accelerator, the design process now becomes performance driven. You no longer need your engineering handbook to find the correct formula, then calculate the required sizes, then model the parts and assemble them. Instead, you now simply enter the performance specifications and the Design Accelerator does the rest. For example, you can design a V-belt drive simply by entering the input power and speed, the ratio, the loading factor, and the center-to-center distance. The Design Accelerator automatically calculates the sheave sizes and belt quantity. It then selects the commercial stock sizes and lengths that come closest to meeting your specifications and adjusts the center distance accordingly before inserting the models directly into your assembly. Of course, if you change anything then everything updates. We've come a long way from computer-aided drafting! The Design Accelerator is such a large topic that this course will only have time to touch on three out of its fifteen major and dozens of sub-capabilities, but it will give you a general idea of what is available and how it works.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

8 June 5 2:45 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	What ISOGEN can do I can do better We all know that times are changing, and that ISOGEN is a great program, however more and more clients are asking for 3D Isometrics, ISOGEN does not do this, so I will show you how to create 3D isometrics painlessly using our CADWorx tools Part 8 of a series of 11 classes Iso Line #1 Inlet Iso Line #2 Suction Iso LIne #3 Compressor to Cooler	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	Autolisp by Example If you have experimented with AutoLISP programming and find yourself a bit confused, this workshop is for you. Despite the many advantages of other programming languages, AutoLISP remains the easiest way for most users to expand on existing AutoCAD commands. Starting from the beginning, this workshop will introduce the VLISP editor to break down a number of useful LISP programs by working through the process of getting information from users and the drawing; performing calculations; managing and converting strings; utilizing conditional functions; applying functions that loop through data; and the concept of error trapping and annotation. Based on a chapter from AutoCAD: Secrets Every User Should Know, this workshop will make AutoLISP understandable to any experienced AutoCAD user. VLISP Editor Program Syntax Getting Information -- the GET functions Managing Strings Variables Performing Calculations Creating New Points IF, WHILE, and COND functions Error Trapping and Annotation	Abbott, Dan	4.5 Hours

9 June 6 8:30 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Cable and Harness Routed System If you are designing electrical based systems, or have projects that include electrical distribution systems, such as trailers or other mobile equipment, the Cable and Harness routed system productivity extension for Inventor may be what you are looking for. The course will take you through the basic principles of how cable and harness systems are created, how they are modified, and how custom styles can be defined for wire and cable. The connection to AutoCAD Electrical will also be discussed.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Foundations & Structural In this class we will investigate the use of a few of these structural tools for foundations. Our focus will be to create structural walls and footings. Revit Architecture contains a sampling of tools that allow us to create the structural objects necessary to complete our design. These tools include: Structural Walls Structural Columns Beams & Beam Systems Braces Wall, Isolated and Slab Foundations	McCallum, Bruce	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Generations of Elevations and Sections Create elevations and sections that sync with your floor plans. If your project design is constantly changing you can easily create your elevations and sections and have them update as your design changes. In this course you learn how to generate elevations and modify their appearance. Speed up the design process by generating your elevations straight from your building model and get to constructions drawings faster. Speed up your design process. Accurately create your elevations. Easily manipulate the elevations and still have them linked to your model.	Drozda, Gary	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Introduction to Inventor - Part Modeling This Inventor introductory course with teach you the basics of Inventor part modeling. Learn how to create 3D parts quickly. Course will cover; Sketching, Parametric Dimensioning, 3D Feature Creation, Editing model and more...	DeCarolis, Mario	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Parcels Parcel creation and subdividing of property, as well as taking a look at the editing options for parcel design. Parcel Basics Creation Methods Styles and Settings Classification of Properties Editing Tables and Reports	Pitman, Tyler	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	Sustainable Design (Lecture) DMP 133	Sustainable Design - Part One: LEED Rating System and Green Concepts Design professionals are increasingly exposed to the concepts of "green", or sustainable, practice. It appears in literature, it is discussed at workshops, and it is featured by the media. One of the most common metrics of sustainable design is the LEED rating system, administered by the Canada Green Building Council. This course will introduce you to some of the theory behind green design, and the LEED system is, and how it will affect your work.	Lay, Jonathan	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	Tables and Fields Are you using Tables and Fields in AutoCAD to their fullest potential? Do you still extract data from your AutoCAD file, manipulate it in some other application, and import it back into AutoCAD as plain text and linework objects? If so, you must attend this session and discover all the possibilities available in using the new Table object. Take advantage of their linking and calculation functionality to streamline your data needs. Learn to use AutoCAD to create intelligent tables of data Learn to use the linking capabilities found in table objects Learn to use the calculation capabilities found in table objects Learn to import data from other applications into intelligent AutoCAD tables Learn to link tables to each other for more table data manipulation	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

9 June 6 8:30 AM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	What ISOGEN can do I can do better - 2 We all know that times are changing, and that ISOGEN is a great program, however more and more clients are asking for 3D Isometrics, ISOGEN does not do this, so I will show you how to create 3D isometrics painlessly using our CADWorx tools Part 9 of a series of 11 classes Iso Line #4 Cooler to V-120 Iso Line #5 Towers Iso Line #6 Dry Towers	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	AutoCAD Secrets Exposed This session is filled with all new time-saving tips and tricks that can be used to increase your productivity immediately. Do you take advantage of the new tools available or are you still doing things just like you did years ago? Some of the best and most productive enhancing tools have been introduced in recent upgrades. To take advantage of them, attend this session and discover what might take you years to discover on our own. Leave this session with the knowledge to "dazzle" your co-workers. Discover hidden tips that you might not have discovered on your own Discover ways to use some of the old tools you may have forgotten Learn hidden tips and tricks from other AutoCAD users Learn how to use the newer tools for greater productivity Learn tips that apply to many versions of AutoCAD ranging from 2006-2009	Aarhus, Jeanne	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	Creating and Networking your Palettes Tool Palettes were introduced in Architectural Desktop 2004 and have become the menu customization platform of choice. This course shows you short cuts to creating new tools and palettes. Plus methods of sharing and updating your new tools with everyone else in the office or within your project team. During this session we will... Now that you know how to customize your palettes will be able to increase your productivity to the next level. Using the Content Browser to share your Palettes. Update and re-distribute your shared Tool Palettes. Using Tool Palettes within a Project	Jarvis, Drew	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Detailing Using the plans, sections, elevations and details, students will learn about the tools available for detailing and how they can be used to document the design. Detail Components Library Aligning and Locking Keynoting Material Tagging Annotation Text	Erickson, Nathan	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Introduction to Inventor - Assembly creation This Inventor introductory course will teach you how to create Assembly models with your Inventor part models. Learn how to add constraints between parts and create a quick animation by driving existing constraints.	DeCarolis, Mario	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Presentation files - create exploded views, animations, AVIs to show assembly sequences Okay, so your Inventor assembly functions properly. Now all you need to do is to teach Production how to put it together. This sounds like a job for Inventor's "presentation" capabilities. Presentations allow you to quickly and easily produce exploded views complete with explosion trails for the components. These exploded views can then be incorporated into 2D drafting views. In addition, you will learn how easy it is to animate exploded views so you can dynamically demonstrate the sequence required to assemble or disassemble a mechanism. You will also learn how to capture assembly sequences to an .AVI file so non-Inventor users can view them with the generic Windows Media Player.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lecture) Animal Science 614	Road Rehab Learn to use the large amount of road rehab subassemblies for road retrofit projects. Need to do lane widening or milling? Find out how quickly you can do it using Civil 3D. road rehab challenges overlay and milling overlay widen and maych slopes for lane widening projects	Young, Martin	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	Sustainable Design (Lecture) DMP 133	Sustainable Design - Part Two: Practice Sustainable design theory has significantly transformed the way many firms administer their projects. As project managers and designers, our goal is always to deliver the best product to our clients within scope, on budget, and on schedule. This course is designed to explain how to implement sustainable practices into existing and future projects, proven management techniques for "green" projects, and meeting your client's needs with sustainable development.	Lay, Jonathan	90 Minutes

10 June 6 10:15 AM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	What ISOGEN can do I can do better - 3 We all know that times are changing, and that ISOGEN is a great program, however more and more clients are asking for 3D Isometrics, ISOGEN does not do this, so I will show you how to create 3D isometrics painlessly using our CADWorx tools Part 10 of a series of 11 classes Iso Line #7 V-120 Recycle Iso Line #8 Tower Discharge Iso Line #9 Final Discharge	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	AutoCAD (Lecture) LRC 735	AutoCAD to DWF and back again Go Greeen! Review and redline your design electronically. This class will teach you how to send a DWF from AutoCAD out to Design Review for checking and back again. The full round trip experience.	Gordon, Kris	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	Revit Architecture (Lab) Bell e-Learning 948	Coordination & Interference Checking Using the Coordination Monitor and Interference Checking, students will learn how to check their models against those of other disciplines. Interference Checking (Internally and with other Disciplines) Coordination Review Monitor Tool Coordination Reports	Rollo, Steve	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	AutoCAD Map 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 981	Delivery Maps to the world with Mapguide This class explores the process of moving your data stored in AutoCAD Map 3D into Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise. Data Connections Data Load Procedures Layer Creation Map Creation Flexible Web Layouts Developing Reports	Luckett, Gordon	3 Hours

11 June 6 12:30 PM	AutoCAD Architecture (Lab) DMP 133	Detailing and Annotation in AutoCAD Architecture Learn how to create details using intelligent 2D components available to you from the Detail Component Manager. See how easy it is to create and annotate your details using this intelligent database of components broken down into familiar construction divisions. Create a database of all your existing Details so everyone can easily access these details from the network using the Detail Component Manager. We will go through how to navigate the Detail Component Manager and explore the multitude What is the Detail Component Database. How do I access the Detail Database. Annotate your details using Keynotes. Create your own custom database and populate it with your existing details.	Drozda, Gary	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lab) Bell e-Learning 947	Introduction to Inventor - Working Drawing This Inventor introductory course will teach you how to create working drawings with your Inventor part models and assembly models. Learn how to create 2D drawing views of your 3D parts. Create Section views, orth views and add part lists quickly.	DeCarolis, Mario	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	AutoCAD Civil 3D (Lab) Bell e-Learning 986	The secret world of Code Sets Aren't corridor objects great? They can update with our design changes and are wonderful for creating finished ground surfaces, calculating volumes, and other tasks. But what about how they look? How can we control their appearance? How do we control the large amount of link, shape, marker, and feature line styles? How do we set things up so they will automatically label section information? How do we create code sets to speed up 3D viewing? Come to this class and all of these things will be revealed! Code sets can increase your productivity and accuracy with a few very simple steps. Put them in your template so they are available to all users. Create custom codes for links and marked points. Create and apply material area fill styles. code set styles Code set label styles for sections Increasing 3D viewing speed Creating custom codes Controlling layer and appearance of feature lines	Young, Martin	3 Hours

11 June 6 12:30 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Tube and Pipe Routed System As with cable and Harness, the Tube and Pipe productivity extension allows you to create and manage simple or complex piping designs, including those used in the food industry that must be self-draining. This course will cover the ins and outs of tube and pipe design automation in Inventor, and reveal how it will save you time and money.	Botkin, Mark	90 Minutes

11 June 6 12:30 PM	CADWorx (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	What ISOGEN can do I can do better - 4 We all know that times are changing, and that ISOGEN is a great program, however more and more clients are asking for 3D Isometrics, ISOGEN does not do this, so I will show you how to create 3D isometrics painlessly using our CADWorx tools Part 11 of a series of 11 classes Iso Line #10 Fuel Gas Iso Line #11 V-110 Drain Iso Line #12 Drainline Iso Line #13 Purge	Brost, Darren	90 Minutes

12 June 6 2:15 PM	CAD Management (Lecture)	BIM Round Table BIM round table session, participants Jeanne Aarhus & Jason Dodds	Chatterton, Scott	90 Minutes

12 June 6 2:15 PM	Autodesk Inventor (Lecture) LRC 734	Creating welded designs without using a helmet Run out of nuts and bolts? Then maybe welding your components together may be the answer. You create a weldment to design and document an assembly that does not contain traditional fasteners. Emulating the real welding process, you can add pre-weld operations to prepare the components for welding, and post-weld machining operations for finishing and clean-up. Creating a weldment also enables you to analyze assemblies as a single unit. You can even use calculations to determine added mass, welding time and material costs. Since weldment assemblies differ from standard assemblies, documenting them requires tools and capabilities that may not be required by a typical drawing. Features such as preparations, machining, and welds must be properly represented and annotated to convey the design intent and manufacturing processes required.	Fane, Bill	90 Minutes

12 June 6 2:15 PM	Autodesk NavisWorks (Lab) Bell e-Learning 985	Navisworks for Plant Design Work with Darren Brost on this. He would like to finish off his 3-day plant project by rendering in Navisworks	Rollo, Steve	90 Minutes

12 June 6 2:15 PM	AutoCAD (Lab) DMP 132	New features in AutoCAD 2010 In this workshop we'll take a look at some of the most significant changes in AutoCAD 2010, with an emphasis on the long-awaited parametric constraints for 2D modeling. Geometric and Dimensional constraints bring a whole new set of tools to the 2D world, and they are available in dynamic blocks. There are some new conceptual 3D tools, an impressive improvement in working with PDF files, some new support for rapid prototyping, and my favorite new small feature... you'll have to come to the workshop to see what it is. Initial Setup Parametric Drawing New Document Tools PDF Support 3D Printing Conceptual Design	Abbott, Dan	90 Minutes

12 June 6 2:15 PM	Revit Architecture (Lecture) Bell e-Learning 948	Revit Wrap-Up The debreifing! Bring your notes! We'll use this session to cover any questions that came up during the sessions and to get some feedback that we'll use for future sessions.	McCallum, Bruce	90 Minutes

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