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Civil 3D training resources

Posted by Tim Delbene on November 19, 2019 at 4:14pm in Surveying Equipment and Software Talk

Hello All-  I need to find some good resources for training myself to use Civil 3D for basic surveying projects.  I am AutoCad proficient and have used LDD quite a bit, but have not used Civil 3D.  Have not even upgraded the software in several years....currently have 2010 installed on a Windows 7 machine and would like to use it to learn some basics about point handling, etc.

 

I may be switching jobs soon and need to update my skills.  Does anyone have any experience with some good online training resources for Civil 3D?

 

Thanks much for any assist!

-Tim

 

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    Justin Farrow November 26, 2019 at 6:41pm

    Have you tried running a search for Civil 3D or checked out the tutorials in the videos csection for Civil 3d?  

    if you find some useful lessons please share them with the community

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