She is a professional engineer registered in both Minnesota and Wisconsin. Course InstructorĪnn Johnson, PE, is a course instructor for Minnesota LTAP and the Center for Transportation Studies, at the University of Minnesota. Students should have a basic knowledge of AutoCAD and an existing understanding of road design principles and practices before taking this course. This course is designed for anyone who would like to learn how to use computer software to draft or design civil projects. Plot their civil construction drawings to scale.Create subassemblies and assemblies for use in cross-section development.Create a vertical alignment and profile.Create a base 3D surface and topographic map from the survey data.Describe how Civil 3D works in an AutoCAD drafting environment.Course ObjectivesĪfter completing this course, students will be able to: All assignments will be turned in by email to the instructor. Students are expected to watch the weekly recorded session and complete the assignments prior to each Friday’s live discussion session. In addition to the weekly lectures, the course includes Civil 3D assignments that must be completed during the same week as the lesson. Students are encouraged to attend the discussion sessions to hear a recap of the week’s lesson, get help with their assignments, and ask questions. The self-paced lessons will be accessible each Monday, and the live discussions will be held each Friday. Then, each week of the course will include a two-hour prerecorded lecture and self-paced classroom lesson as well as a live, instructor-led discussion. The course starts with an instructor-led live orientation. Before taking this course, students should have a basic knowledge of AutoCAD software and an existing understanding of road design principles and practices. The course will provide an introduction to Civil 3D, the civil CADD software. Real survey data for a two-lane county road will be used, and students will design their road using current Minnesota Department of Transportation standards and guidelines.
This virtual training course teaches students how to use computer-aided design and drafting (CADD) software to design a simple county highway.ĭuring the course, students will complete the layout of a two-lane roadway and learn how to plot to scale in the layout space.
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