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1 May 2007 Instructor-led Courses For Bentley Solutions Building Civil Geospatial Plant MicroStation Programming Content Management & Publishing March 2007

2 About the Bentley Institute The Bentley Institute develops and delivers professional training programs that are designed to increase the productivity of AEC professionals. Attend classroom courses at Bentley Institute training centers around the world, get account-specific training at your location through classroom or distance learning, or learn at your convenience though OnDemand elearning. Course Pricing & Schedules For the latest pricing and schedules for instructor-led courses, visit Users in US, Canada, UK, and Ireland visit the Bentley LEARN Server at Instructor-Led Courses This catalog provides a listing of more than 150 Bentley Institute instructor-led courses. These courses can be delivered in a traditional classroom setting at Bentley training centers or as part of an accountspecific training package. Many of these courses are available as distance learning, which delivers live instructor-led learning via the Web and provides live interaction and collaboration with the instructor. Strengthen Your Professional Credentials Bentley Institute s Star Program recognizes the learning achievement of Bentley users by providing a measure for comparison among colleagues across AEC disciplines. Bentley users have the opportunity to earn up to five stars based on their accumulated Learning Units for Bentley Institute professional training. Users with multiple stars to their credit will have exclusive opportunities and benefits provided by Bentley. The Bentley Institute Star Program is powered by online transcripts from the Bentley Institute. Users can go to to view and verify their Bentley Institute transcript and star rating. Each transcript shows classroom learning, distance learning, and OnDemand elearning courses that a user has completed. Learning Units are also recorded for each one Learning Unit is equal to an hour of Bentley Institute professional training. Applicable accreditations from professional organizations are also included in your online transcript. Programs for Every User, Goal, or Budget Bentley Institute offers a variety of training programs that make it easy for any individual or organization to get professional training. Organizations can increase return on investment and train more people through the annual training subscription programs, Bentley LEARN and Enterprise Training Subscription. For details, visit

3 Bentley Institute Instructor-led Courses Instructor- 1-1 l 1. MICROSTATION MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION FOR CAD MANAGERS ANIMATING WITH MICROSTATION BENTLEY REDLINE DWG FOR MICROSTATION USERS ESSENTIAL MICROSTATION ESSENTIAL MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION EVERYTHING 3D MANAGING MICROSTATION MICROSTATION BASICS MICROSTATION POWERDRAFT MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE - MICROSTATION/J TO V8 XM EDITION MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE - V TO V8 XM EDITION MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION USER UPDATE - V TO V8 XM EDITION MICROSTATION V8 XM EDITION USER UPDATE FROM MICROSTATION/J MOVING TO MICROSTATION PRODUCTIVE MICROSTATION MASTERING ACCUDRAW RENDERING WITH MICROSTATION MICROSTATION V8 USER UPDATE MICROSTATION V8 ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE RENDERING AND ANIMATING WITH MICROSTATION WITH JERRY FLYNN BUILDING BENTLEY ARCHITECTURE FOR USERS V EDITION BENTLEY BUILDING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS FOR USERS V EDITION INTRODUCTION TO BENTLEY BUILDING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS BENTLEY STRUCTURAL FOR USERS V EDITION RENDERING FOR BUILDING DESIGN STAAD.PRO ADVANCED TRAINING BENTLEY BUILDING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS FOR USERS V EDITION MICROSTATION BASICS FOR BUILDING DESIGN RAM POWER USER TRAINING RAM STRUCTURAL SYSTEM, STANDARD TRAINING STAAD.PRO STANDARD TRAINING STAAD.PRO 2004 TRAINING (UK METRIC) BENTLEY STRUCTURAL - ADVANCED ANALYTICAL MODELING CIVIL BENTLEY GEOPAK REBAR BENTLEY MX ADVANCED USER BENTLEY MX INTERACTIVE ALIGNMENT BENTLEY MX NEW USER BENTLEY MX ROUNDABOUT DESIGN BENTLEY MX SYSTEM DEVELOPER'S KIT BENTLEY MXROAD NEW USER BENTLEY MXSITE NEW USER BENTLEY ONSITE I XM EDITION BENTLEY ONSITE II XM EDITION GEOPAK BASIC CRITERIA WRITING

4 1-2 Instructor- l GEOPAK BRIDGE GEOPAK BRIDGE/REBAR I GEOPAK DRAINAGE GEOPAK SITE II GEOPAK ROAD I GEOPAK ROAD USER UPDATE GEOPAK ROAD USER UPDATE V GEOPAK SITE I GEOPAK SURVEY GEOPAK SURVEY/SITE I INRAIL BASICS INROADS 201 ROADWAY DESIGNER FOR MICROSTATION INROADS 251 ROADWAY DESIGNER FOR EXISTING USERS V INROADS 8.7 OVERVIEW FOR EXISTING USERS INROADS ADVANCED BACKBONE ROAD DESIGN INROADS ADVANCED SIDE SLOPE DESIGN INROADS BASICS INROADS BRIDGE BASICS INROADS REPORTING WITH XML INROADS ROAD BASICS INROADS ROAD V7.X TO 2004 EDITION UPDATE INROADS ROAD V8.2 TO 2004 EDITION UPDATE INROADS SITE BASICS INROADS STORM & SANITARY BASICS INROADS SURVEY BASICS POWERCIVIL SITE DESIGN I INROADS 101 FOR AUTOCAD INROADS 101 FOR MICROSTATION INROADS SURVEY LOCATION & TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING BASICS INROADS V8.2 TO V8.4 UPDATE MICROSTATION BASICS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING ADMINISTERING DIGITAL INTERPLOT ADMINISTERING PROJECTWISE 2004 EDITION ADMINISTERING PROJECTWISE PLOT SERVER ADMINISTERING PROJECTWISE V8 XM EDITION PROJECTWISE PLOTTING IN THE V8 XM EDITION PROJECTWISE V8 XM ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE USING BENTLEY PROJECTWISE USING PROJECTWISE V8 XM USING DIGITAL INTERPLOT PROGRAMMING MICROSTATION VBA FOR VB PROFESSIONALS BENTLEY PROJECTWISE SDK GETTING STARTED WITH MICROSTATION VBA INTRODUCTION TO MDL GEOSPATIAL APPLYING MICROSTATION GEOGRAPHICS BENTLEY COAX DESIGN BENTLEY FIBER DESIGN BENTLEY FIBER FACILITY MAPPING BENTLEY INSIDE PLANT...6-6

5 1-3 Instructor- l ADMINISTERING BENTLEY COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS MICROSTATION BASICS FOR GEOENGINEERING ESSENTIAL MAPPING HAE SANITARY SEWER MODELING - ADVANCED - DAY SEWERGEMS HAE SANITARY SEWER MODELING - SEWERCAD - DAY HAE STORM SEWER DESIGN - DAY STORMCAD HAE STORMWATER SYSTEMS DESIGN - CSD - DAY CSD HAE STORMWATER SYSTEMS DESIGN - FULL - DAY PPK/CSD HAE STORMWATER SYSTEMS DESIGN - PONDPACK - DAY HAE TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DESIGN - DAY HAMMER HAE WATER DISTRIBUTION DESIGN AND MODELING - ADVANCED - DAY HAE WATER DISTRIBUTION DESIGN AND MODELING - FULL - DAY HAE WATER DISTRIBUTION DESIGN AND MODELING - STANDARD - DAY WATERCAD HAE WATER SURFACE PROFILES - ADVANCED - DAY HEC-RAS HAE WATER SURFACE PROFILES - FEMA DAY 3 - HEC-RAS HAE WATER SURFACE PROFILES - FULL - DAY HEC-RAS HAE WATER SURFACE PROFILES - STANDARD - DAY HEC-RAS HAE WATERCAD/GEMS V8 XM UPGRADING FOR USERS OF WATERCAD V7 AND WATERGEMS V IMAGING WITH BENTLEY DESCARTES INTRODUCTION TO BENTLEY RASTER TOOLS PROJECTION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT IN MICROSTATION GEOGRAPHICS USING I/RAS B UTILIZING BENTLEY POWERMAP TOPOLOGY IN MICROSTATION GEOGRAPHICS PLANT BENTLEY AUTOPIPE ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY AUTOPIPE USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D RACEWAYS USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D SPECIFICATION GENERATOR USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D STRUCTURAL USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D UPDATE BENTLEY AUTOPLANT 3D USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT P&ID USER BENTLEY AUTOPLANT PROCESS AND INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY AXSYS.PROCESS USER BENTLEY DATA MANAGER AND DATASHEETS USER BENTLEY INSTRUMENTATION & WIRING USER BENTLEY NAVIGATOR USER AND ADMINISTRATOR V BENTLEY PLANT 2D PROJECT SETUP ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY PLANT FUNCTIONAL (2D) SOLUTIONS UPDATE BENTLEY PLANTSPACE DESIGN SERIES ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY PLANTSPACE DESIGN SERIES USER BENTLEY PLANTSPACE P&ID ADMINISTRATOR BENTLEY PLANTSPACE P&ID CUSTOMIZATION BENTLEY PLANTSPACE P&ID USER BENTLEY PLANTSPACE RACEWAYS USER MICROSTATION BASICS FOR PLANT DESIGN

6 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION MicroStation

7 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-2 MicroStation V8 XM Edition for CAD Managers TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units MicroStation V8 XM for CAD Managers is a comprehensive course for managers of multi-user MicroStation-based [or hybrid] CAD installations. This course examines in detail the tools and procedures that allow complete control over the installation, appearance and operation of MicroStation. Running throughout the course is the development of a best practice CAD work environment constructed step-by-step as each topic is discussed. In addition, advice on how to manage your environment, users and customers, to maximize productivity, achieve targets and develop team member abilities is discussed. PART 1: Installations and Design File Components - Installation of MicroStation and SELECTserver - The Design Library File - Working with Levels - Text and Dimension Styles - Working with Cells - Creating the Corporate Standards DGNLIB File - Developing Project Standards through Seed Files - Customizing MicroStation's Line Styles - Using Element Templates for Standards Management PART 2: Workspaces and Plotting - Exploring MicroStation's Workspaces - Best Practices - Defining an organization-wide Workspace - Customizing the Graphic User Interface - Structured Workflows - Managing MicroStation's Plotting - BatchPlot PART 3: Applications and Useful Utilities - VBA and MDL - Integrating Applications into the Workspace - The Art of Remapping and Batch Processing - Archival Operations using Packager PART 4: Powerful Project Environment Enhancements - Design History - File Protection - Digital Signatures and Digital Rights - Internet Related Operations - Trouble Shooting the Work Environment - Trouble Shooting MicroStation Design File You will learn how to create an efficient and intuitive operating environment for all members of the design team or larger organization. You will be able to provide integrated company standards deployable across the entire corporate organization and maintain strict segregation between the custom environment developed on site and the core Bentley delivered software resources.

8 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-3 Animating with MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course focuses on the application of MicroStation's Animation Producer and animation tools. Users will go from basic animation techniques to advanced techniques with an in-depth look at the creation of animation actors, keyframing and hierarchical motion. Students will work with all animation camera and actor tools, learning how to define motion by attaching actors, cameras and targets to paths. They will also learn to script an animation using multiple actors, cameras, paths and targets. Several advanced animation exercises are part of this course including animating with parametrics which will be covered in detail. The Animator Tree View and Timeline Editor will be used in hands-on exercises to create and edit animation scripts. The animation of source lighting, global lighting and materials will be addressed in exercises. Advanced features, such as the velocity graph and motion blur, will also be covered in exercises. Users will also briefly be shown how edit and process the sequential rendered MicroStation animation frames to videotape or MPEG movies with soundtrack using (Adobe Premiere) non-linear editing software. In addition, specific hardware and software options to achieve final animation will be discussed, including output to Video CD VCD) and Super Video CD (SVCD). - Simple Keyframing - Creating Actors - Creating Animation Scripts - Animation using Parameters - Actors and Cameras on Paths - Animating lights, textures and material properties - Animator Tree View and the Timeline - Network rendering and output to video Whether you are an Architect, Civil Engineer or Industrial Designer, animation with MicroStation covers in detail all aspects of animation with MicroStation. Bentley Institute's highly trained professional instructors can answer your animation questions and guide you in your discipline specific visualization and animation requirements.

9 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-4 Bentley Redline TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course covers the features that are presented in the View Only workspace, such as how to manage views and their attributes, display levels, use 2D and 3D view control tools and review Tags and Engineering Links. Tools for annotating and redlining, and modifying redline elements are presented. Other topics include working with AccuDraw, with raster and vector references, printing, and Bentley Redline's interoperability with AutoCAD. - Introduction and Overview - The interface and working with tools - The View only Workspace - Redlining - Working with Image Files - Printing - AutoCAD Interoperability This is a one day course that will teach new users how to view, redline, and print.

10 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-5 DWG for MicroStation Users TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course helps you to understand the differences between the DWG user's methods and the MicroStation user's way of doing things. With MicroStation V8's native support of the DWG file, it is important to recognize these sometimes subtle differences. This course explores the various design scenarios that come into play when working with DWG files. - Introduction - The DWG File Format - Online Help and DWG - Start with DGN, Work with DGN, Deliver DWG - What is Typical of this Workflow? - The DWG Workmode - Setting DWG Standards in the DGN File - Combining DWG and DGN Data in a MicroStation File - Using Save As DWG - Using the Batch Converter Utility - DWG-related Configuration Variables - Manually Switching to DWG Workmode - Working in a True Hybrid DGN/DWG Environment - The Hybrid Data Scenario - Reference File Usage Issues - Design and Sheet Models - Start with DWG, Work with DWG, Deliver DWG - Why Work with DWG? - Creating and Opening DWG Files - The DWG Workmode - Exercising Normal Operations in Restricted Workmode - Troubleshooting DWG-related Problems - Terminology Cross Reference You will learn the differences between DWG and DGN, including an understanding of some of the issues related to working with DWG files.

11 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-6 Essential MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course is designed for the new MicroStation user and builds a solid foundation in the concepts, tools and features found in the MicroStation drawing environment. In this hands-on course, you are already using MicroStation by page four of the course guide. Starting with setting up a drawing and concluding with plotting, you walk through a typical workflow using the tools and features of the latest version of MicroStation. Interspersed throughout are real-world design problems solved using the concepts learned to that point in the course. Various engineering disciplines are represented in the form of hands-on exercises. This offering is taught using MicroStation V8. - Welcome to MicroStation - Working with Views - Drawing with MicroStation - Snapping to Elements - Manipulating Single Elements - Precision and Working with AccuDraw - Measurement - Design Problem 1 - Making Drawings Legible - Levels - Manipulating Multiple Elements - Introduction to the Text Element - Text Placement and Modification - Modifying Elements - Working with Cells - Design Problem 2 - Grouping the Elements - Design Problem 3 - References, an Overview - Reference Tools - Raster File Tools - Design Problem 4 - Patterning an Area - Dimensions - Design Problem 5 - Printing Overview - Design Problem: Production Line - Design Problem: New Site and Parking Plan You will learn how to create and edit 2D designs using established design standards in a production environment and have a solid understanding of MicroStation.

12 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-7 Essential MicroStation V8 XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course is designed for the new MicroStation user and builds a solid foundation in the concepts, tools and features found in the MicroStation drawing environment. In this hands-on course, you are already using MicroStation by page four of the course guide. Starting with setting up a drawing and concluding with plotting, you walk through a typical workflow using the tools and features of the latest version of MicroStation. Interspersed throughout are real-world design problems solved using the concepts learned to that point in the course. Various engineering disciplines are represented in the form of hands-on exercises. This offering is taught using MicroStation V8 XM Edition. - Welcome to MicroStation - Working with Views - Drawing with MicroStation - Snapping to Elements - Manipulating Single Elements - Precision and Working with AccuDraw - Measurement - Design Problem 1 - Making Drawings Legible - Levels - Manipulating Multiple Elements - Introduction to the Text Element - Text Placement and Modification - Modifying Elements - Working with Cells - Design Problem 2 - Grouping the Elements - Design Problem 3 - References, an Overview - Reference Tools - Raster File Tools - Design Problem 4 - Patterning an Area - Dimensions - Design Problem 5 - Printing Overview - Design Problem: Production Line - Design Problem: New Site and Parking Plan You will learn how to create and edit 2D designs using established design standards in a production environment and have a solid understanding of MicroStation.

13 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-8 Everything 3D TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is for experienced users and explores MicroStation's 3D capability in detail and provides detailed coverage of the most popular concepts and tools in MicroStation's 3D environment, including 3D primitives, surfaces and 3D view controls. The course includes discussions of drawing composition and an introduction to MicroStation rendering, including lighting effects, camera setup and applying materials. - Basics of 3D - 3D Views and View Control - Visualizing a 3D Design - Introduction to Drawing in 3D - Using AccuDraw in 3D - Introduction to 3D Drawing Tools - Introduction to SmartSolid - SmartSolid Construction Tools - SmartSolid Modification Tools - SmartSolid Utility Tools - Introduction to Surfaces - SmartSurface Creation Tools - SmartSurface Modifying Tools - SmartSurface Filleting Tools - 3D Queries Tool Box - Creating and Using 3D Cells - Creating Drawings from 3D Models - Exchanging 3D and 2D Files - Rendering - Lighting - Material Definitions - Fly Through and Solar Study Creation - Animation - Creating a Straight (flat) Bridge - Creating a Curved Bridge - Modifying the Support Columns - Solid understanding of MicroStation's 3D capabilities - Ability to navigate and work in a 3D design file - Ability to create and edit MicroStation 3D geometry (primitive elements though B-spline surfaces) - Basic knowledge of MicroStation's rendering capabilities

14 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-9 Managing MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This is a comprehensive course for managers of multi-user MicroStation-based [or hybrid] CAD installations. This course examines in detail the tools and procedures that allow complete control over the installation, appearance and operation of MicroStation. Running throughout the course is the development of a prototypical CAD work environment constructed step-by-step as each topic is discussed. PART 1: Installations and Design File Components - Installation of MicroStation and SELECTserver - The Design Library File - Working with Levels - Text and Dimension Styles - Working with Cells - Creating the Corporate Standards DGNLib File - Developing Project Standards through Seed Files - Customizing MicroStation's Line Styles - Settings Manager PART 2: Workspaces and Plotting - Exploring MicroStation's Workspaces - Customizing the Graphic User Interface - Defining a Workspace on the Project Level - The Corporate Workspace - Workmodes - Managing MicroStation's Plotting - BatchPlot PART 3: Applications and Useful Utilities - VBA and MDL - Integrating Applications into the Workspace - The Art of Remapping and Batch Processing - Archival Operations using Packager - Incorporating Bentley View into the Work Environment PART 4: Powerful Project Environment Enhancements - SELECTserver Software Deployments - Design History - File Protection - Digital Signatures and Digital Rights - Internet Related Operations - SELECT Services - Trouble Shooting the Work Environment - Trouble Shooting MicroStation Design Files You will learn how to create an efficient and intuitive operating environment for all members of the design team or larger organization. You will be able to provide integrated company standards deployable across the entire corporate organization and maintain strict segregation between the custom work developed on site and the core Bentley delivered software resources.

15 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-10 MicroStation Basics TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces architectural, plant and process, geo and civil engineering designers to using MicroStation software for design projects. The course is the starting point for the new designer specializing in design or drafting and teaches the fundamentals of MicroStation, as well as advanced concepts and tools used everyday in architectural or engineering design and drafting. - Introduction to MicroStation - Drawing with MicroStation - Viewing Designs in MicroStation - Drawing Arcs and Circles - Working with Levels - Manipulating Elements - Modifying Elements - Additional MicroStation Drawing Tools - Measuring and Dimensions - Organizing your Design File - Printing - A Design Exercise - You will have immediate productivity with MicroStation in your design practice. - You will become familiar with the fundamental behavior of MicroStation - This course is recommended as the precursor to the Introduction to 3D Design Productive MicroStation courses.

16 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-11 MicroStation PowerDraft TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is designed for the new PowerDraft 2004 user and builds a solid foundation in the concepts, tools and features found in the PowerDraft drawing environment. In this hands-on course, you use PowerDraft in the course exercises. Starting with setting up a drawing and concluding with plotting, you walk through a typical workflow using the tools and features of the latest version of PowerDraft. Various engineering disciplines are represented in the form of hands-on exercises. - Getting Started - Starting MicroStation PowerDraft - Graphic Input - Configuration - DGN Environment - Working Units - Models - Viewing - Arranging Views - Design Navigation - Window Menu Commands - View Attributes - Levels - Level Manager - Level Display - Drawing Tools - SmartLine - Circle, Arc, Shapes - Element Selection - Snapping - Manipulations - Modification - Measurement - Text - Cells - Dimensions - Annotation - Patterns - Tags - References - Printing - DWG Integration You will learn how to create and edit 2D designs using established design standards in a production environment and have a solid understanding of PowerDraft.

17 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-12 MicroStation V8 XM Edition Administrator Update - MicroStation/J to V8 XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This Administrator's course is designed to help you get on top of the many changes found throughout MicroStation V8 XM Edition. The course is designed to take an Administrator from MicroStation/J to MicroStation V8 XM Edition. MicroStation V8 XM Edition introduces many new capabilities and enhancements that will likely impact your designing and drafting workflows and operations. You will also explore some of the exciting new enhancements as they apply to the typical workflow. You will learn about the new directory structures and installation options. Custom Interfaces is covered in depth including creating your own taskbased interfaces, element templates, and strategies for migrating your custom interfaces. Administering Design History and AutoCAD files are also included in this course. - Getting Started - Migration Issues and Strategies - Folder Structure - Installation Pre-requisites - Installation Options - New User Interface Enhancements - Keyboard Mapping - Customizing a Task-based Interface - Creating Element Templates - Controlling Element Attributes - Project Explorer and Structured Content - Creating Link Sets - Navigating Links - Design Links - AccuDraw Update - Level Improvements - Named Fences - Viewing and Mouse Updates - Cell Enhancements - Printing - Manipulation Enhancements - Placement Tools - Text and Annotating - Dimension Enhancements - Models - References - Attachment Settings - Reference Exchange and New session - Raster Manager - Default 2D Planes - File Protection - Design History - Revision Numbers - Tagging Revisions - AutoCAD Interoperability - Database Updates - Working Securely Learn how to transition easily from MicroStation/J to MicroStation V8 XM edition, and how to apply the new interface tools and workflows.

18 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-13 MicroStation V8 XM Edition Administrator Update - V to V8 XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This Administrator's course is designed to help you get on top of the many changes found throughout MicroStation V8 XM Edition. MicroStation V8 XM Edition introduces many new capabilities and enhancements that will likely impact your designing and drafting workflows and operations. You will also explore some of the exciting new enhancements as they apply to the typical workflow. You will learn about the new directory structures and installation options. Custom Interfaces is covered in depth including creating your own task-based interfaces, element templates, and strategies for migrating your custom interfaces. Administering Design History and AutoCAD files are also included in this course. - Getting Started - Folder Structure - Installation Pre-requisites - Installation Options - New User Interface Enhancements - Keyboard Mapping - Customizing a Task-based Interface - Creating Element Templates - Controlling Element Attributes - Project Explorer and Structured Content - Creating Link Sets - Navigating Links - Design Links - AccuDraw Update - Level Improvements - Named Fences - Viewing and Mouse Updates - Cell Enhancements - Printing - Manipulation Enhancements - Placement Tools - Text and Annotating - Dimension Enhancements - Models - References - Attachment Settings - Reference Exchange and New session - Raster Manager - Default 2D Planes - File Protection - Design History - Revision Numbers - Tagging Revisions - AutoCAD Interoperability - Database Updates Learn how to transition easily from MicroStation V to MicroStation V8 XM Edition, and how to apply the new interface tools.

19 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-14 MicroStation V8 XM Edition User Update - V to V8 XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course covers the new features and capabilities of MicroStation V8 XM Edition with an emphasis on user interface and productivity enhancements. The major new capabilities of V8 XM Edition are covered in a series of hands-on exercises. Learn about Task-based interfaces and Project Explorer among other topics. - Getting Started - Folder Structure - Installation Pre-requisites - Installation Options - New User Interface - Enhancements - Keyboard Mapping - Customizing a Task-based Interface - Creating Element Templates - Controlling Element Attributes - Project Explorer and Structured Content - Creating Link Sets - Navigating Links - Design Links - AccuDraw Update - Level Improvements - Named Fences - Viewing and Mouse Updates - Cell Enhancements - Printing - Manipulation Enhancements - Placement Tools - Text and Annotating - Dimension Enhancements - Models - References - Attachment Settings - Reference Exchange and New session - Raster Manager - Default 2D Planes - File Protection - Design History - Revision Numbers - Tagging Revisions - AutoCAD Interoperability - Database Updates Learn how to transition easily from MicroStation V to MicroStation V8 XM edition, and how to apply the new interface tools.

20 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-15 MicroStation V8 XM Edition User Update from MicroStation/J TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course covers the new features and capabilities of MicroStation V8 XM Edition with an emphasis on user interface and productivity enhancements. The course is designed for users of MicroStation/J and will take them up to MicroStation V8 XM Edition. The major new capabilities of MicroStation V8 XM Edition are covered in a series of hands-on exercises. Learn about Task-based interfaces and Project Explorer among other topics. - Getting Started - New User Interface - Enhancements - Keyboard Mapping - Task-based Interface - Element Attributes - Element Information - Project Explorer - Navigating Links - Design Links - Expanded Functionality - AccuDraw Update - Level Improvements - Named Fences - Viewing and Mouse Updates - Enhanced Tools - Cells - Printing - Manipulation Enhancements - Placement Tools - Text and Annotating - Dimension Enhancements - Models - References - Attachment Settings - Reference Exchange and New Session - Raster Manager - Default 2D Planes - Design History - Revision Numbers - Tagging Revisions - AutoCAD Interoperability - Working Securely - Migrating to V8 XM - Database Update You will learn and become familiar with many of the new features of MicroStation V8 XM Edition and be able to operate the software and new features confidently and productively.

21 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-16 Moving to MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is designed for experienced CAD user who wants to transition existing CAD knowledge to MicroStation skills. To ease the transition to MicroStation, parallel references are continually given showing how MicroStation handles operations familiar to the CAD user. Subjects covered range from the initial setup of a new design file to incorporating existing data from non-microstation CAD products. Plotting and other output considerations are covered, including pen table development and usage. - Welcome to MicroStation - Working with Views - Drawing with MicroStation - Snapping to Elements - Manipulating Single Elements - Precision and Working with AccuDraw - Measurement - Design Problem 1 - Making Drawings Legible - Levels - Manipulating Multiple Elements - Introduction to the Text Element - Text Placement and Modification - Modifying Elements - Working with Cells - Design Problem 2 - Grouping the Elements - Design Problem 3 - References - an Overview - Reference Tools - Raster File Tools - Design Problem 4 - Patterning an Area - Dimensions - Design Problem 5 - Printing Overview - The Print Dialog Box - Design Problem: Production Line - Design Problem: New Site and Parking Plan You will learn how to apply MicroStation to the design process and be aware of issues surrounding translation files to and from MicroStation.

22 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-17 Productive MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is intended for the experienced MicroStation user and focuses on the features of MicroStation designed to improve user productivity. Providing lecture, demonstration and hands-on exercises, Productive MicroStation begins with a thorough examination of AccuDraw and ends with an introduction to importing and exporting CAD data from/to other CAD programs. - An AccuDraw Tour de Force - Annotation Tools - IntelliTrim - Tagging Elements - Custom Line Styles - Internet Technologies in MicroStation - Multi-lines - Data Cleanup - The PowerSelector Tool - Special Element Attributes - Design File Settings - Graphic Groups - Settings Manager - Printing - Using BatchPrint - Appendix A: Digitizing - Appendix B: Imaging for Publishing - Appendix C: Customization Tools You will increase your productivity using MicroStation through the application of productivity tools, features and techniques. Quickly enter into production drafting.

23 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-18 Mastering AccuDraw TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course explores the capabilities of AccuDraw, with the emphasis on productivity and problem-solving. Introduced with MicroStation 95, AccuDraw provides a powerful new way of designing with MicroStation. The course also incorporates AccuDraw's 2D and 3D capabilities and is an excellent introduction to MicroStation's 3D environment. - Overview of AccuDraw's Components - Precision Input Techniques - AccuDraw Shortcuts - AccuDraw and the Tentative Point - AccuDraw's Context Sensitivity - AccuDraw's Interaction with Various Tools - Changing AccuDraw's Settings - 3D Tool Operation - Rotating the Auxiliary Coordinate System You will learn enhanced drawing skills via the application of AccuDraw's precision control over the design process. You will gain an understanding of how AccuDraw enhances and integrates with the 3D design process.

24 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-19 Rendering with MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course uses the book Rendering with MicroStation, published by Bentley Institute Press. Through hands-on exercises and comparative renderings, attendees learn how each setting in a myriad of dialogs can affect the rendering process. Through examples, users discover how even one simple toggle in a dialog box can make a huge difference in the final rendered image. Learn how to quickly and efficiently setup camera views and how to use additional viewing aides such as the navigate camera tool. Apply features such as volume clipping, volume mask, and display sets to define or limit what is visible in complex 3D scenes. Exercises show how to add even more realism to your renderings through environment maps and atmospheric effects such as clouds and fog. Detailed instruction is provided on the effective use of global lighting and source lights to successfully illuminate any 3D scene -- day or night, including sunset and twilight setups. Master the material editor and create custom palettes of photo-realistic materials. Create advanced materials, procedural textures and gradient maps. Also learn how to place and edit Rich Photorealistic Content RPC files to add people, trees and cars to further enhance their renderings. Apply advanced rendering techniques to create lighting solutions using radiosity and particle tracing, and learn the best setups to render interior and exterior scenes using ray tracing and particle tracing. Use the photo-match tool to match the model s camera view to that of an existing photo. Hands-on exercises will also cover output formats, banded rendering, network rendering, panoramas and 3D content in Adobe PDF. - Camera set up and navigation - Rendering settings - Material Editor creating and assembling materials - Advanced materials, procedural textures and gradient maps - Lighting setups for interior and exterior rendering - Rendering for day or night scenes, including sunset and twilight setups - Environment maps and sky cylinders - Global lighting solutions radiosity and particle tracing - Saving images including panoramas and network rendering - Photo matching - 3D content in Adobe PDF Architects, civil engineers, designers, and plant engineers will deliver photorealistic images of their projects to clients before construction begins. Industrial designers considering esthetics for appliance designs will learn how to do so with photorealistic images created within MicroStation. The Bentley Institute's experienced instructors will help you with the visualization techniques you need for your specific discipline. Each attendee receives a free copy of the book Rendering with MicroStation, which includes all data sets used in exercises, rich photorealistic content (RPC) samples, and a complete image library containing hundreds of textures, including patterns, objects, backgrounds, environment boxes, and more.

25 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-20 MicroStation V8 User Update TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course covers all of the new features and capabilities of MicroStation V8 with an emphasis on productivity gains. All of the major new capabilities of version 8 are covered in a series of hands-on exercises. - MicroStation V8 User Update Overview - Interface Enhancements - AccuSnap - AccuDraw - Models and the Model Manager - Enhancement to Views - References - Enhancements to MicroStation s Levels - Modification and Manipulation Tools - Placement Tool Enhancements - Dimensioning Enhancements - Text Changes - Cells Updated - V8 Printing Enhancements - V7 DGN Interoperability - V7 Cell Libraries - DWG Access - Extra Credit Lessons - Raster Manager You will become familiar with many of the new features of MicroStation V8 and be able to operate the software and new features confidently.

26 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-21 MicroStation V8 Administrator Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is designed to help you get on top of the sometimes subtle changes found throughout the new MicroStation. MicroStation V8 introduces many new capabilities and enhancements that will likely impact your MicroStation workflow and operations. You will learn how to migrate your existing workspaces to V8, strategies for migrating your custom software (UCMs, MicroStation Basic. You will also explore some of the exciting new enhancements as they apply to the typical workflow. This course has been updated to be compliant with V8.5 and is now two days. PART 1: Migrating to MicroStation V8 - Migrating Workspace Overview - Directories, Menus and Tool Boxes - Migrating Workspace Resources - Custom Programming Issues - Migrating Design Data to V8 PART 2: MicroStation V8 - Enhancements - Enhancements to the Level System - V8 Cell Changes - Text Styles - Dimension Styles - V8 s DGNLIB - Reference Updates - V8 s New Models - Design History - DWG Integration - Plotting Enhancements PART 3: V8.1 Enhancements - Increased Interoperability with AutoCAD - Displaying Invisible Geometry - AutoCAD Commands in MicroStation - Level Enhancements - MicroStation Reference Enhancements - Expanded OLE Spreadsheet Capability - New Dimension Options - OLE DB for Database Connections - Protecting Files Using Digital Rights - Digitally Signing Files - Security Levels - Named Groups - Signatures and Design History - MicroStation Security Level You will learn how to transition easily from earlier versions of MicroStation to MicroStation V8. Quicker uptake of the most important new features of MicroStation V8.

27 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-22 Rendering and Animating with MicroStation with Jerry Flynn TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This Rendering portion of this course is based on the book Rendering with MicroStation, published by Bentley Institute Press. Through hands-on exercises and comparative renderings, attendees learn how each setting in a myriad of dialogs can affect the rendering process. Through examples, users discover how even one simple toggle in a dialog box can make a huge difference in the final rendered image. Learn how to quickly and efficiently setup camera views and how to use additional viewing aides such as the navigate camera tool. Apply features such as volume clipping, volume mask, and display sets to define or limit what is visible in complex 3D scenes. Exercises show how to add even more realism to your renderings through environment maps and atmospheric effects such as clouds and fog. Detailed instruction is provided on the effective use of global lighting and source lights to successfully illuminate any 3D scene -- day or night, including sunset and twilight setups. Master the material editor and create custom palettes of photo-realistic materials. Create advanced materials, procedural textures and gradient maps. Also learn how to place and edit Rich Photorealistic Content RPC files to add people, trees and cars to further enhance their renderings. Apply advanced rendering techniques to create lighting solutions using radiosity and particle tracing, and learn the best setups to render interior and exterior scenes using ray tracing and particle tracing. Use the photo-match tool to match the model s camera view to that of an existing photo. Hands-on exercises will also cover output formats, banded rendering, network rendering, panoramas and 3D content in Adobe PDF. The Animating portions of this course focuses on the application of MicroStation's Animation Producer and animation tools. Users will go from basic animation techniques to advanced techniques with an in-depth look at the creation of animation actors, keyframing and hierarchical motion. Rendering - Camera set up and navigation - Rendering settings - Material Editor creating and assembling materials - Advanced materials, procedural textures and gradient maps - Lighting setups for interior and exterior rendering - Rendering for day or night scenes, including sunset and twilight setups - Environment maps and sky cylinders - Global lighting solutions radiosity and particle tracing - Saving images including panoramas and network rendering - Photo matching - 3D content in Adobe PDF Animating - Simple Keyframing - Creating Actors and Animation Scripts - Animation using Parameters - Actors and Cameras on Paths - Animating lights, textures and material properties - Animator Tree View and the Timeline - Network rendering and output to video CONTINUED NEXT PAGE

28 Instructor-led Courses MICROSTATION 1-23 RENDERING AND ANIMATING CONTINUED Architects, civil engineers, designers, and plant engineers will deliver photorealistic images of their projects to clients before construction begins. Industrial designers considering esthetics for appliance designs will learn how to do so with photorealistic images created within MicroStation. The Bentley Institute's experienced instructors will help you with the visualization techniques you need for your specific discipline. Each attendee receives a free copy of the book Rendering with MicroStation, which includes all data sets used in exercises, rich photorealistic content (RPC) samples, and a complete image library containing hundreds of textures, including patterns, objects, backgrounds, environment boxes, and more. Bentley Institute's highly trained professional instructors can answer your animation questions and guide you in your discipline specific visualization and animation requirements.

29 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING Building

30 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-2 Bentley Architecture for Users V Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course focuses on introducing the student to 3D building design and Building Information Modeling applied to Architectural Design. You will learn how to upgrade from 2D drafting to 3D BIM design and learn how to create 3D models shared by all building disciplines and how to extract documentation from coordinated models. You will also learn how to use Data Groups and Schedules and the Floor and Ceiling Manager tools. - Picturing your Design - Navigating in 3D - Modeling in 3D Cells - Building Information Modeling - Models and the Model Manager - Drawing Extraction - Sheet Layout - Schematic Design and Massing - Building Shell Studies - Wall Placement and Modifications - Architectural Objects - Refining the Design - Drawing Creation - Data Groups and Schedules - Floors and Ceilings Students will learn about the Bentley Building core concepts that are common to all of the BIM products, and then they will learn how to use the Bentley Architecture tools to complete their architectural design tasks.

31 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-3 Bentley Building Mechanical Systems for Users V Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course focuses on introduction to 3D building design and Building Information Modeling applied to Bentley Building Mechanical Systems. You will learn about the Building Core concepts, and will learn how to use the Building Mechanical tools for placing diffusers, ducts, fittings, and grills, and then learn how to manipulate and manage those elements. You will learn how to upgrade from 2D drafting to 3D BIM design. You will learn how to create 3D models shared by all building disciplines and how to extract documentation from coordinated models. - Picturing your Design - Navigating in 3D - Modeling in 3D Cells - Building Information Modeling - Models and the Model Manager - Drawing Extraction - Sheet Layout - Bentley Building Mechanical Overview - Diffusers and Duct Placement Tools - Fittings and Grills - Manipulate and Modify HVAC Elements - Management Utilities - Drawing Creation - Customization Users who are interested in BIM concepts and those who need to place diffusers, ducts, fittings, and grills in a 2D or 3D design.

32 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-4 Introduction to Bentley Building Electrical Systems TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units Introduction to Bentley Building Electrical Systems is a two-day course that focuses on Bentley's latest building discipline-specific solution. During the two days, students will learn the basics of how Bentley Building Electrical Systems can improve design as well as analyzing powerful 3D models, built on industry standards in a variety of electrical analysis packages. - Tool Frames and Tool Boxes - Project set-up - 3D symbol Properties - Lighting Design - Evaluating Existing Lighting Arrangements - Click and Learn Technology - Click and Learn Capture - Click and Learn Import Cells - Edit 3D Properties of Imported Cells - Cable Manager - Cable Management- Setup Distribution/ Panels - Cable Management - Setup a Distribution Circuit Structure - Cable Management - Wiring Circuits - Electrical Raceways - Routing Raceways - Additional Routing Options for Raceway Systems - Editing Raceway Properties - Creating Legends, Reports, Schedules and Schematics - Drawing Legends - Reports and Schedules - About the Authors At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using Bentley Building Electrical Systems software to apply the fundamentals of lighting and power design and analysis to a project.

33 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-5 Bentley Structural for Users V Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course focuses on introduction to 3D building design and Building Information Modeling applied to Structural Design. - Building Core Concepts - Navigating in 3D - Modeling in 3D - Cells - Building Information Modeling - Models and the Model Manager - Drawing Extraction - Sheet Layout - Introduction to Bentley Structural - Structural Element Tools - Structural Element Utilities - Manipulate Structural Model Elements - Management Utilities - Analysis You will learn how to upgrade from 2D drafting to 3D BIM design. You will learn how to create 3D models shared by all building disciplines and how to extract documentation from coordinated models. You will learn how to create physical and analytical models and how to exchange analytical data with other design applications.

34 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-6 Rendering for Building Design TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units Rendering for Building Design begins with an introduction to how 3D space is displayed and manipulated in MicroStation. Then attendees learn how to: - View a 3D model using view controls, including V8-enabled tools such as volume clipping and display sets - Set up cameras quickly and easily while taking an in-depth look at every camera control and setting - Create rendering settings such as stroke tolerance, fresnel effects, and multi-level texture interpolation, and learn how these settings affect the rendering process - Set up global and source lighting for interior and exterior rendering - Import and define custom materials using material editor - Assign and attach materials to your geometry - Use environment maps and sky cylinders to further enhance the realism of your rendered model - Make the best use of advanced rendering techniques, including particle tracing and radiosity - Set up source lighting using IES data - Use interior illumination and global illumination - Use sky openings and sky lighting for illuminating spaces partially lit by both solar and source lights - Set up a photomatched image for rendering a model with a photographed background of the actual site - Save images individually and across the network - Save panoramas, cubic, cylinders, and objects - Save multiple images by creating scripts that can be run overnight or on the weekend - Camera setup and navigation - Rendering settings - Material Editor creating and Assigning Materials - Lighting setups for interior and exterior rendering - Environment maps and sky cylinders - Global lighting solutions radiosity and particle tracing - Photomatching - Saving images including panoramas and network rendering Whether you are an architect who needs to work closer with your clients by showing them how a finished design will look before construction begins, or an industrial designer who needs to consider the esthetics of the design of an appliance, you will learn how to do so with photorealistic images created in MicroStation. The Bentley Institute's experts will help you with the visualization techniques you need in your discipline.

35 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-7 STAAD.Pro Advanced Training TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is intended for engineers who have experience in using STAAD.Pro and want to learn some of its advanced features. In this course, you learn to use the program for applications involving dynamic analysis, mat foundation analysis, various types of load generation, steel connection design, reinforced concrete design, etc. You also learn to troubleshoot frequently encountered problems like instabilities and modeling errors. Finally, get an introduction to the powerful interface called OpenSTAAD. All of these topics are discussed through hands-on exercises. - Troubleshooting Modeling problems - Zero stiffness conditions and instabilities - Modeling semi-rigid/shear connections and rigid links - Seismic analysis using static equivalent methods - UBC, IBC - Structural Dynamics - mode shapes, frequencies, participation factors - Time History analysis for seismic loads, machine vibrations, random excitation, blast loading - Response spectrum analysis - Mat foundation analysis using plate and solid elements, soil springs, contact supports - Spring support generation, examining soil pressure intensities and diagrams - Physical beam design using the steel designer - Connection design using the steel designer - Reinforced Concrete Design using the RC Designer - Load generation - Panel area loads, wind loads on closed and open structures, moving loads - Tension-only members - OpenSTAAD You get an insight into practical applications of advanced topics in structural engineering. The course also helps you learn ways to use the software more productively.

36 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-8 Bentley Building Mechanical Systems for Users V Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course focuses on introduction to 3D building design and Building Information Modeling applied to HVAC. - Picturing your Design - Navigating in 3D - Modeling in 3D - Cells - Building Information Modeling - Models and the Model Manager - Drawing Extraction - Sheet Layout - Bentley HVAC Overview - Diffusers and Duct Placement Tools - Fittings and Grills - Manipulate and Modify HVAC - Elements - Management Utilities - Drawing Creation - Customization You will learn how to upgrade from 2D drafting to 3D BIM design. You will learn how to create 3D models shared by all building disciplines and how to extract documentation from coordinated models.

37 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-9 MicroStation Basics for Building Design TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is the starting point for the new designer specializing in architectural design and teaches the fundamentals of MicroStation, as well as advanced concepts and tools used everyday in architectural design and drafting. - Introduction to MicroStation - Drawing with MicroStation - Viewing Designs in MicroStation - Drawing Arcs and Circles - Working with Levels - Manipulating Elements - Modifying Elements - Additional MicroStation Drawing Tools - Measuring and Dimensions - Organizing your Design File - Printing - A Design Exercise You will have immediate productivity with MicroStation in the architectural design practice. You will become familiar with the fundamental behavior of MicroStation. This course is recommended as the precursor to the Introduction to 3D Building Design or 2D Architectural Drafting and Building Information Modeling courses.

38 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-10 RAM Power User Training TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is intended for engineers who have experience in using the RAM software and want to learn some of the advanced features. In this course, you learn to customize the software and use the integration features of the programs to their full capabilities. You also learn to troubleshoot frequently encountered problems like instabilities and modeling errors. All of these topics are discussed through hands-on exercises. - Develop complex model involving both concrete and steel members, including steel composite beams, steel joists, wood members, smartbeams, steel braced frames, steel moment frames, concrete moment frames, and shearwalls - Discuss advanced modeling techniques in the RAM Structural System - Review all of the capabilities for customizing the tables used in the RAM Structural System - Design steel columns, steel composite and non-composite beams, steel joists, wood joists, smartbeams, steel braced frames, steel moment frames, concrete moment frames in the RAM Structural System - Discuss integration between all RAM programs, including limitations and potential problems - Export steel columns reactions from RAM Frame to RAM Baseplate - Import model into RAM Advanse and add members and complete the design of a steel truss - After importing model into RAM Advanse, design concrete shearwalls using loads generated from RAM Frame - Import model into RAM Connection and design all connections - Import a mat foundation from the RAM Structural System model into RAM Concept - Import an elevated floor of the RAM Structural System model into RAM Concept, modify, analyze and design concrete mesh - Export reactions from RAM Concept back to RAM Concrete and design concrete columns and foundations for this load - Import model into RAM CADstudio, review changes, export changes back to the RSS model - Review program warnings and errors for each of the RAM programs - Review the capabilities of RAM DataAccess The course also helps you learn ways to use the software more productively as well as solve complex designs using all of the tools available from RAM.

39 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-11 RAM Structural System, Standard Training TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units Day 1 - Steel Design Day 2 - Concrete Design This beginner-level course introduces engineers to using RAM Structural System, RAM Advanse, RAM Connection and RAM Concept software for structural modeling, analysis and design for steel and or concrete buildings. All of these topics are discussed through hands-on exercises. Day 1 - Steel Design - Learn the intended process for completing steel building models in the RAM Structural System using the RAM Modeler, RAM Steel Beam, RAM Steel Column, RAM Frame, and RAM Foundation modules. - Set criteria for the building in RAM Manager, and develop the building model in RAM Modeler - Design gravity steel members in RAM Steel Beam and RAM Steel Column Design modules - Design lateral steel members in RAM Frame module - Design foundations using the in RAM Foundation module - Import Steel model into RAM Advanse for analyzing complex building components - Import Steel model into RAM Connection for shear, moment, and bracing connections Day 2 - Concrete Design - Learn the intended process for completing concrete building models in the RAM Structural System using the RAM Modeler, RAM Concrete, RAM Frame, and RAM Foundation modules. - Set criteria for the building in RAM Manager, and develop the building model in RAM Modeler - Analyze the lateral concrete elements in the RAM Frame module - Design gravity and lateral concrete beam and column members in RAM Concrete Design module - Design foundations using the in RAM Foundation module - Import one floor layout type of the Concrete building into RAM Concept - Modify, perform two-way floor analysis, and design concrete mesh in RAM Concept; then export reactions to RAM Concrete (RSS) You will learn the intended techniques for modeling and designing steel and concrete models. You will also be introduced to the integration capabilities of the RAM programs.

40 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-12 STAAD.Pro Standard Training TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces engineers to using STAAD.Pro software for structural modeling, analysis and design. Engineers who are using STAAD.Pro for the first time, and those who want a refresher course on the sophisticated modeling and analytical tools of the program will benefit. - Introduction to STAAD.Pro - Model Generation using the pro-processor - Building the Structure Geometry, Visualization and Structural Integrity checking tools - Assigning Properties, Member Orientation, Materials, Connection information, Loads - Analyzing the model - Viewing and validating the results - Steel Design - code checking, member selection - Modeling walls and slabs using finite elements - Generating beam-column-wall-slab models - Understanding plate element results You will learn fast and better techniques for building and checking complex models. This program is a great time saver for people who are accustomed to doing laborious hand calculations, spreadsheets and large scale simplifications of complex stress analysis and design situations.

41 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-13 STAAD.Pro 2004 training (UK metric) TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces you to the scope of the STAAD.Pro commands and capabilities for structural analysis and design. It will take you from a guide to the user interface, through to advanced forms of analysis, such as finite element analysis and multiple analysis. The British building codes BS 5950 are used in four examples of design. - Principles of STAAD.Pro - Important Windows Concepts - Axes - 2D Beam Model - 3D Beam Model - Finite Element Mesh - Using the Advanced Mesher - Cut, Paste and User Tables - Structure Wizard and Dynamic - Analysis - Multiple Analysis - RC Beam, Column and Slab Design - Detailed Steel Design to BS5950: Part 1: Other STAAD features. At the completion of this course, you will be able to undertake structural analysis on many of the situations found in real-life projects.

42 Instructor-led Courses BUILDING 2-14 Bentley Structural - Advanced Analytical Modeling TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units Advanced Analytical Modeling is positioned for long time users of Bentley Structural who require superior knowledge and also the ability to set up Bentley Structural for analytical analysis with STAAD, RAM structural systems, GTStrudl and SFrame packages. - Structural Accusnaps - Placement Points - Accusnap Hints - User Preferences - Analytical Modeling - Analytical Concepts - Setup And Preferences - Part Definitions - Preferences - Creating The Analytical Model - Finite Elements - Member Releases - Nodes - Manipulating And Modifying The Analytical Model - Moving Nodes - Boundary Conditions - Deleting Or Recreating - Analytical Data - Delete Analytical Data - Recreate Analytical Data - Analytic Modeling - Creating Load Cases And Applying Loads - Load Cases - Load Styles - Loads - Connecting To Analysis Applications - Exporting The Analytical Model - Staad.Pro, Ram Structural System Gtstrudl, And Sframe - Importing And Updating Data - Connecting To Analysis - Connecting To Detailing Applications At the conclusion of this 2 day course, students will have learnt how to use higher functionality in Bentley Structural as well as setting up case loads and styles for analysis in 4 major analysis packages and export and import the data.

43 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL Civil

44 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-2 Bentley GEOPAK Rebar TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces designers and concrete detailers to Bentley GEOPAK Rebar and offers a practical and hands-on guide to the automated reinforced-concrete detailing process. - Rebar tools - Main Bar Placement - Longitudinal Bar Placement - Bar Range Placement - Automatic Bar Labeling Routines and Presets - Bar Cover Modifications (diagrammatic vs. scheduling values) - Bar Associations - linking multiple views - Dynamic Dimensions and Parametric Details - Rebar Objects - creation and retrieval - Scheduling - Bar Charts - Steel schedules - Basic project configuration procedures At the completion of this course, you will be proficient using Bentley Geopak Rebar in the detailing of reinforced-concrete structures and the production of steel reinforcement quantities and schedules.

45 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-3 Bentley MX Advanced User TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This two-day course is designed for existing MX users. The course aims to give the users a more in depth look at MX functions through task-based learning. The user will be introduced to a number of very useful time-saving techniques and preparation of visualization data. Finally the user is introduced to the operation of the style-set editor, enabling him to tailor the automatic drawing styles to his/her company needs. - Interactive Alignment design - Construction tools - Design roadside features - Journal and Input files - Junction design - Advanced Earthwork design - Visibility forward and junction - Creating a Composite model - Triangulating and seeding models - 3D visualization - Style set editor - Q and A The course ensures: - Greater understanding of MX functions - More effective use of the system - Knowledge to fully exploit the benefits of using MX in Windows - Maximum return on investment in MX - Minimum learning curve

46 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-4 Bentley MX Interactive Alignment TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This one day course provides a solid foundation in the use of MX Interactive Alignment for the novice user or MX users who have previously only used Quick Alignment and require an alignment tool for MXRAIL or roundabout design. This will enable engineers or technicians to create and modify Master strings for use in MX and all of the MX applications confidently through a good understanding of the basic principles. - Introduction - Horizontal alignment - Creating Master strings - Vertical alignment - Design of offset strings - Modifying an alignment - Construction tools - Fast start up time for new system - More productivity from novice users - Move more quickly to complex projects - More effective use of system - Greater awareness of application areas - Maximum return on investment in MX

47 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-5 Bentley MX New User TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This three-day course provides a solid foundation in the use of the interactive functions in MX for the novice user, relevant to many civil engineering disciplines - highways and railways design, mining, water engineering and landscaping. This will enable engineers or technicians to operate the system confidently through a good understanding of the principles of surface modeling and MX and will provide a solid understanding of the more commonly used functions. - String modeling concept - Starting MX - Basic features - Importing a survey - Display - Surface analysis - Quick alignment design - Design of feature strings - Crossfall checker - Earthworks - Plans, profiles and sections - Volumes - Drawing production - Fast start up time for new system - More productivity from novice users - Move more quickly to complex projects - More effective use of system - Greater awareness of application areas - Maximum return on investment in MX in Windows

48 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-6 Bentley MX Roundabout Design TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units MX Roundabout Design training is available as a two-day course for experienced users of MX Professional, MXROAD or MXSITE. The course covers the principles, terminology and various design capabilities of MX. The Engineer will adapt conventional MX functionality to the complex aspect of roundabout design. - Introduction to MX Roundabout Design - Design requirements to TD16/93 - Assessment of ARCADY results - Stockdale method of vertical design - Outer channel design using Interactive Alignment - Splitter island design - Design check flare length and entry angle - Crown line design using Interactive Alignment - Associate alignments - Vertical design of crown lines - Transfer of levels to other features - Analysis of design contours, flat spots and isopachyte analyses - Production of drawings isopachyte contours, depth bands raise or lower design - Concentrated training ensures fast start-up time for experienced MX users - Immediate productivity from users - Effective use of MX options - Greater awareness of applications - Design checking capabilities

49 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-7 Bentley MX System Developer's Kit TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This three-day course gives instruction in the development of customized Visual Basic programs for a wide range of Bentley MX applications. This will enable you to create Visual Basic routines to tailor Bentley MX procedures to specific requirements or projects. - Introduction to Visual Basic 6 Facilities - Programming Facilities - Re-formatting Report Output - Mathematical Operations - Branching and Conditional Testing - Looping and Iteration - Accessing the Bentley MX Model File - Writing and Executing Bentley MX Options within Visual Basic - Practical Development of Programming Skills - Develop Visual Basic Routines Relating to Specific Project Needs - Fast startup time for new users - New expertise to develop Bentley MX applications - Tailor the use of Bentley MX to your own needs - Widen the use of Bentley MX

50 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-8 Bentley MXROAD New User TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This three-day course provides a solid foundation in the use of the interactive functions in MXROAD for the novice user. This will enable engineers or technicians to operate the system confidently through a good understanding of the principles of surface modeling and the design functions of MXROAD. - String Modeling Concept - Basic Features - Importing Surveys - Surface Analysis - Bentley MX in the MicroStation/AutoCAD Environment - Final Drawing Creation in MicroStation/AutoCAD - Alignment Design - Roadway and Shoulder Design - Intersection Design - Earthworks - Cross-sectional Design Editor - Pavement and Subgrade Design - Volume Calculations and Reporting Functions - Fast startup time for new system - More productivity from novice users - Move more quickly to complex projects - More effective use of system - Greater awareness of application areas - Maximum return on investment

51 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-9 Bentley MXSITE New User TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This three-day course offers basic training in the use of the MXSITE roadway design tools. Following an introduction to the principles of surface modeling the course looks at the horizontal and vertical design of the roadway and footways and the design of junctions, turningheads parking-bays and traffic calming measures. - String modeling concept - Starting MX - Basic features - Importing a survey - Converting CAD data - Display - Surface analysis - Quick alignment design - Design of feature strings - Junction design - Turning head design - Traffic calming measures - Visibility checks - House library generation - Fast start up time for new system - More productivity from novice users - Move more quickly to complex projects - More effective use of system - Greater awareness of application areas - Maximum return on investment

52 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-10 Bentley OnSite I XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This three-day course addresses the two applications of Bentley OnSite Administrator and Inspector/Stakeout. During this class you ll learn how to transfer projects, modify preferences and inspect and stakeout design archives. The course consists of two days spent in a classroom environment, and one day of training in the field gaining practical experience. - How to transfer project data to a handheld device. - Inspection of linear and area pay items. - How to create and review diary entries. - How to collect and review surfaces. - Stakeout of points and linear items. - How to grade check and query elevations. - How to transfer data back to Bentley OnSite Administrator Improved productivity through product training and hands-on practice.

53 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-11 Bentley OnSite II XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This two-day training course addresses the two applications of Bentley OnSite Administrator and Inspector/Stakeout in a classroom environment. During this course you ll learn how to transfer projects modify preferences and inspect and stakeout design archives. - How to transfer project data to a handheld device. - Inspection of linear and area pay items. - How to create and review diary entries. - How to collect and review surfaces. - Stakeout of points and linear items. - How to grade check and query elevations. - How to transfer data back to Bentley OnSite Administrator Improved productivity through product training

54 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-12 GEOPAK Basic Criteria Writing TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is designed for the advanced GEOPAK user who wants to learn advanced techniques and customization capabilities of GEOPAK Criteria for proposed cross-section design. Labs in this course include writing criteria, analyzing the cross sections with criteria and writing criteria to enable design decision-making. - Components of a Criteria File - Where is Criteria Used? - Writing Basic Criteria - Criteria Viewer - Analyzing Cross Sections with Criteria - Decision-making with Criteria - Labeling with Criteria - Existing-feature Display with Criteria - Advanced Criteria You will learn the capabilities of criteria as it is applied to proposed cross-section designs with GEOPAK Road. You will gain sound criteria writing skills so that you can be productive immediately upon completion of this course.

55 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-13 GEOPAK Bridge TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course features GEOPAK Bridge, which represents the latest technology for objectoriented bridge design and bridge design project management. Offering an easy toolkit of bridge modeling options, the software can be used to model virtually any type of bridge structure, from simple to complex. GEOPAK Bridge is fully integrated with MicroStation and the GEOPAK Civil Engineering Suite software, enabling powerful, interactive modeling in a familiar environment while ensuring the necessary integration with other transportation design disciplines. - Introduction to GEOPAK COGO - Bridge Section Generator - Alignments: 3D Horizontal and Vertical Alignments - Alignments: Shapes - Pier Construction Line Placement - Bridge Surface Manager - Single Span Beam Modeling: Sample Pre-cast Girder Layout - Single Span Beam Modeling: Assigning Beam Properties such as Beam s, Build-ups, etc. - Continuous Span Modeling: Barrier - Continuous Span Modeling: Deck - Deflection and Bearing Manager: Define Deflection Patterns - Deflection and Bearing Manager: Define Bearing Thickness - Reporting You will learn how to produce an accurate model representation of a bridge, while reporting the characteristics of the bridge components and geometry.

56 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-14 GEOPAK Bridge/Rebar I TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This course covers all aspects of using GEOPAK for bridge design and concrete detailing. It is a combination of the GEOPAK Bridge and GEOPAK Rebar courses. GEOPAK Bridge represents the latest technology for object-oriented bridge design and bridge design project management. Offering an easy toolkit of bridge modeling options, the software can be used to model virtually any type of bridge structure, from simple to complex. GEOPAK Bridge is fully integrated with MicroStation and the GEOPAK Civil Engineering Suite software, enabling powerful, interactive modeling n a familiar environment while ensuring the necessary integration with other transportation design disciplines. In addition, you are introduced to reinforced concrete detailing with GEOPAK Rebar. GEOPAK Bridge: - Introduction to GEOPAK COGO - Bridge Section Generator - Alignments - Pier Construction Line Placement - Bridge Surface Manager - Single Span Beam Modeling - Continuous Span Modeling - Deflection and Bearing Manager - Reporting GEOPAK Rebar: - Bar Replacement - Dynamic Dimensioning and Labeling - Scheduling and Charting of Data - Creating Objects - Drawing Composition - 3D Modeling - Reporting You will learn how to produce an accurate model representation of a bridge, while reporting the characteristics of the bridge components and geometry. You will also reap many timesaving hours by mastering the fundamentals of GEOPAK Rebar such as automatic generation of reinforcement quantities. A full workflow from developing the reinforcement to generation of quantities and enabling changes to be updated is also covered.

57 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-15 GEOPAK Drainage TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is designed to train you on how to leverage the design data, provided through the Road and/or Site products, and to design a storm drainage system. Covers the design of drainage area, inlets, pipes and networks and the production of drainage reports. - Drainage Library Review - Drainage Design of Area, Inlets, Pipes and Outlets - Conveyance System Design - Network Creation - Profile/Reach Creation - Navigator/Global Editing - Query and Edit Features - Reporting Features - Drainage Design Labeling You will learn how to perform hydraulic and hydrologic design and analysis, stormwater layout, profiles, reports, plan labeling and culvert design with the GEOPAK drainage tools.

58 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-16 GEOPAK Site II TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This entry-level course teaches the basics of the GEOPAK Site applications to import field data, create horizontal and vertical alignments, build a site model and more. With the addition of Water and Sewer to the GEOPAK feature list, a complete subdivision-design training course is now being offered with GEOPAK Site. - Import ASCII Data - Digital Terrain Modeling - Learn the Site Modeler Tools - Design a Roadway with the Composite Section Tool - Design a Pond - Analyze Site Objects for Height, Volumes, Low Points on Model - Extensive Coverage of Editing Features; Watch Associated Elements Update! - Export Design for Field Staking - Create Final Plan Sheets - Design the Storm Water Drainage System - Layout the Water and Sewer Elements - Check for Conflicts of Drainage, Water and Sewer, and other Utilities - Compute Construction Takeoffs You will learn how to use GEOPAK Site for the design of subdivision streets, lots, ponds, site grading, earthworks, terrain analysis, hydraulics, hydrology, water distribution and wastewater collection.

59 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-17 GEOPAK Road I TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This beginner-level course follows a typical roadway design workflow and enables you to completely design a roadway project. The course shows you how dynamic on-screen design provides immediate interpretation of plan view geometrics for making design choices through visualization. Learn how to use GEOPAK to help ensure consistency and accuracy of design work and generate a significant time savings in the overall effort of producing construction plans. Training includes the delivered database files and criteria files that are available on the product CD. - Transportation Project Management - Digital Terrain Modeling: Creation, Display and Analysis - Interactive Horizontal and Vertical Alignment Design - Coordinate Geometry Navigator - Existing and Proposed Cross-section Design with Criteria - Earthwork Computations - Plans Preparation: Labeling, Plan and Profile Sheet Creation - Construction Takeoffs You will learn how to complete a roadway design project from field data to completed proposed cross sections. Emphasis is placed on user customizability of the software and seamless transfer of project data between design disciplines. Project management tools are used to guide you through the design workflow with the GEOPAK design software.

60 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-18 GEOPAK Road User Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces existing GEOPAK Road users to the new features and tools added since the 2001 version. This course is packed with the productivity enhancing features of GEOPAK Road including many advanced features. Some tools have been completely rewritten to for V8 while others have been enhanced. New tools have also been developed and will be covered via lecture and exercises. Software used is 2004 Edition. - Overall Changes to Product Line - XML Support COGO & DTM - Coordinate Geometry Enhancements - Horizontal Alignment Generator Including new Turning Path and Place PI Alignment tools - Draw Profile Tool - Active Chain Control - D&C Manager Numerous Enhancements - New Plan View Labeling Preferences - New Draw Cell By Feature and Draw Cell Group By Feature Tools - New Ancillary Features Tool - Plan and Profile Sheets Enhancements - Cross Section Sheet Layout - Complete Rewrite for V8 You will learn how to be productive immediately with the features and tools added to GEOPAK since the 2001 version.

61 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-19 GEOPAK Road User Update V8.8 TRC / Days: Earn 6 Learning Units This course introduces existing GEOPAK Road users to the new features and enhancements since the previous released 2004 Edition. This course will review in-depth, new applications as well as enhancements to core applications relied upon by engineers and designers. - File Format Changes - New Applications - Lidar - Draw Signs - Draw Cells - New Configuration Variables - Enhancements to: - Coordinate Geometry Preferences - Parcels - Coordinate Geometry Navigator - Graphical Coordinate Geometry - Horizontal Alignment Generator - Vertical Alignment Generator - Design & Computation Manager - Quantity Manager - Tables - Ancillary Features - Miscellaneous - Earthwork Computations - Earthwork Manipulation Improved productivity through better use of the latest GEOPAK V Edition.

62 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-20 GEOPAK Site I TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This entry-level course takes you through a proposed site design project. You will utilize the full expanse of site modeler tools to develop a typical site design project. If time allows, storm water drainage design and water and sewer will be covered. - Learn the Site Modeler Tools - Design a Roadway with the Composite Section Tool - Design a Parking Lot Complete with Curbing - Include Retaining Walls in Model - Analyze Site Objects for Height, Volumes, Low Points on Model - Coverage of Editing Features; Watch Associated Elements Update as Objects Are Redefined - Export Design for Field Staking - Create Final Plan Sheets - Compute Construction Takeoffs You will learn how to be productive with the software and be able to accomplish timeconsuming tasks with efficiency and ease. You will gain a fundamental understanding of GEOPAK Site and be able to perform site design with emphasis on site grading.

63 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-21 GEOPAK Survey TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This entry-level course focuses on the reduction/processing and mapping of raw field data. - Data Collection discussion - Network Least Squares - Raw Data Processing and Mapping - Survey Editing Tools - Digital Terrain Modeling: Creation and Display - Existing Ground Profiles - Reporting - Import ASCII Data - Digital Terrain Modeling You will learn how to be productive with the software and be able to accomplish timeconsuming tasks with efficiency and ease. You will gain a fundamental understanding of the products and be able to efficiently process raw survey data.

64 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-22 GEOPAK Survey/Site I TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This entry-level course is designed to carry you from processing field data through a proposed site design project. The initial two days focus on the reduction/processing and mapping of raw field data. The remaining training days utilize the full expanse of site modeler tools to develop a typical site design project. If time allows, storm water drainage design and water and sewer will be covered. - Data Collection - Network Least Squares - Raw Data Processing and Mapping - Processing ASCII XYZ and ASCII SOE to Cross Section - Survey Editing Tools - Digital Terrain Modeling: Creation and Display - Existing Ground Cross Sections - Existing Ground Profiles - Reporting - Import ASCII Data - Digital Terrain Modeling - Learn the Site Modeler Tools - Design a Roadway with the Composite Section Tool - Design a Parking Lot Complete with Curbing - Include Retaining Walls in Model - Analyze Site Objects for Height, Volumes, Low Points on Model - Coverage of Editing Features; Watch Associated Elements Update as Objects Are Redefined - Export Design for Field Staking - Create Final Plan Sheets - Compute Construction Takeoffs You will learn how to be productive with the software and be able to accomplish timeconsuming tasks with efficiency and ease. You will gain a fundamental understanding of the products and be able to perform site design with emphasis on site grading.

65 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-23 InRail Basics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This intermediate level course introduces the principles of using InRail to complete a typical rail design project. This course focuses on track design, including cant and turnouts. It includes discussion on horizontal and vertical regression techniques to reestablish existing track alignments from an existing track survey. Please note that this course does not cover ballast design and earthwork manipulation in detail. For more discussion on these topics it is recommended that you also take the InRoads Road Basics course. - Setting up the InRail preferences - Setting up an InRail project - Creating and displaying Digital Terrain Models (DTM's) - Horizontal and vertical alignment design - Creating existing ground profiles - Creating alignments using horizontal and vertical regression - Calculating and applying cant to track - Placement of turnouts and connectors - Typical sections in railway design - Creating surface models of track design - Creating design cross sections - Evaluating design with reports Become familiar with using InRail for track design and layout. Understand regression techniques for best-fit alignment design.

66 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-24 InRoads 201 Roadway Designer for MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This intermediate-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads Roadway Designer. This hands-on training walks you through creating template components, template transitioning, applying template point controls, and creating superelevation. - Roadway Designer Review - Template Constraints - Template Component Creation - Template Transitioning - Template Point Controls - Superelevation - Design Changes At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads Roadway Designer to model a proposed roadway.

67 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-25 InRoads 251 Roadway Designer for Existing Users V8.8 TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This intermediate-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads Roadway Designer. The course provides an overview of the changes a user will experience when upgrading from InRoads version 8.5 to version 8.8. This hands-on training walks you through creating template components, template transitioning, applying template point controls, and creating superelevation. - Upgrading InRoads from version 8.5 to version Roadway Designer Review - Template Constraints - Template Component Creation - Template Transitioning - Template Point Controls - Superelevation - Design Changes At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with the changes made to InRoads version 8.8 and learn how to use InRoads Roadway Designer to model a proposed roadway.

68 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-26 InRoads 8.7 Overview for Existing Users TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces existing users of InRoads versions 8.3, 8.4 and 8.5 to the major changes that are in InRoads 2004 Edition (version 8.7). This hands-on training introduces the user to the changes that have occurred in the InRoads product. - General Enhancements - File Changes - Pop-up Information - Importing and exporting file enhancements - Changes in viewing surfaces - Changes in viewing geometry - Updated Cul-de-sac command - Updated Multicenter Curve command - Profile command changes - Cross Section command changes - New Storm & Sanitary display capabilities - Volume command changes - Introduction to the new Template command - Introduction to the new Roadway Designer - Calculating and applying superelevation At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with the major enhancements and changes that have occurred in InRoads between version 8.5 and version 8.7.

69 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-27 InRoads Advanced Backbone Road Design TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course teaches advanced design methods using templates, template transitions, and horizontal/vertical controls to control roadway surfaces between the hinge points. Students learn how InRoads defines superelevation and how superelevation rollover locks affect the design. Then they apply that knowledge to superelevate template segments. The course concludes with a review of how InRoads processes a complex design section. What governs when multiple typical section elements are applied at the same time? For example, what happens when superelevation rollover locking and horizontal/vertical controls are applied to the same template segment? The methods discussed in this course are specific to road design and may not apply to other design projects scenarios. - Creating transition control definitions - Defining superelevation - Using transition control definitions - Defining horizontal and vertical controls - Defining and using template transitions - Superelevation with horizontal and vertical controls - Refining a design with horizontal and vertical controls - Backbone template hierarchy Students learn advanced techniques to define lane additions, complex superelevation, and more using various backbone design methods and tools.

70 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-28 InRoads Advanced Side Slope Design TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course teaches methods to connect the design backbone to the original DTM using the four different side slope methods available in InRoads. Although all four methods are discussed, the focus is on writing and using Decision tables, as they are the most powerful and preferred side slope design method. Students learn to define and use template side slopes, cut/fill tables, and material tables. In addition, suggestions as to when each type is appropriate and when a decision table would be a better choice is provided. The second portion of the course is dedicated to writing and using decision tables. Students will learn the philosophy and rules that make decision tables work. Next, students apply their knowledge to write their own decision tables and review numerous decision table examples. The examples range from simple side slopes to complex situations with benches, right-of-way, walls, and more. The methods discussed in this course are applicable to road, rail, waterways, and most other design projects. - Creating roadway definitions - Using template cut/fill slopes - Writing and using Cut/Fill tables - Writing and using Material tables - Writing and using Decision tables - Using Decision tables on surface features - Numerous Decision table examples Quickly learn to write your own decision tables. Learn when and why decision tables should be used instead of cut/fill tables.

71 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-29 InRoads Basics TRC / Days: Earn 36 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads software for road and/or site design projects. This hands-on training walks you through the complete project design cycle, from creating the original ground DTM to the final plan and profile sheets. This course also covers the InRoads coordinate geometry tools and an introduction to several simple site design surface modeling techniques. - Setting up InRoads Preferences - Setting up an InRoads Project - Creating and Displaying Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) - Designing Horizontal Alignments - Laying out Coordinate Geometry - Creating Existing Ground Profiles - Designing Vertical Alignments - Defining Typical Sections - Creating Design Cross Sections and Surfaces - Performing Earthwork Computations - Making Design Modifications - Generating Plan and Profile Sheets - Calculating and Applying Superelevation - Introducing Advanced Roadway Modeling Techniques - Introducing Simple Surface Modeling Techniques You will learn how to use the InRoads software to apply the fundamentals of road design to a project. You will also be able to set up InRoads preference files to increase the efficiency and consistency of your project.

72 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-30 InRoads Bridge Basics TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to the use of InRoads Bridge software for bridge design projects. This hands-on training begins with the definition of the overall project site by creating a DTM surface, horizontal and vertical alignments, and typical sections. A bridge is then added to the project site using the InRoads Bridge tools. - Setting up InRoads Bridge preferences - Setting up an InRoads Bridge project - Creating and displaying Digital - Terrain Models (DTMs) - Modeling sites using various techniques - Laying out horizontal alignments - Creating existing ground profiles - Designing vertical alignments - Defining typical sections - Creating design cross sections and surfaces - Establishing the bridge location - Creating abutments and piers - Creating girders - Creating slab areas - Annotating screed points At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads Bridge software to layout the site for a bridge, including the alignments and design surfaces. Finally, you will be familiar with using the InRoads Bridge tools to layout a bridge, including the abutments, piers, girders and deck. You will also have become familiar with setting up InRoads preference files to increase the efficiency and consistency of your project.

73 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-31 InRoads Reporting with XML TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This intermediate-level course teaches you how to make the most of the XML reporting capabilities in InRoads. A hands-on course during which you will write HTML and XML, this course begins with an introduction to HTML where you will learn the purpose and basic structure of an HTML file. Next you will be introduced to XML and how it differs from HTML. After instilling the general concepts of HTML/XML, instruction on the manner in which InRoads has implemented this powerful technology will be the focus of the course. - Gaining an Overview of HTML - Learning the Basic HTML Syntax and Structure - Gaining an Overview of XML - Using XML Style Sheets - Using Cascading Style Sheets - Reviewing the InRoads XML Schema - Reviewing Data Created by InRoads XML Reports - Customizing Report Formats with XML You will learn how to take full advantage of the InRoads XML reporting options.

74 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-32 InRoads Road Basics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads software for road design projects. This hands-on training walks you through the complete project design cycle, from creating the original ground DTM to the final plan and profile sheets. The InRoads family of products contains powerful tools that facilitate workflows, regardless of the CAD deliverable the project demands. This course is teaches how to leverage these features. - Setting up InRoads Preferences - Setting up an InRoads Project - Creating and Displaying Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) - Designing Horizontal Alignments - Creating Existing Ground Profiles - Designing Vertical Alignments - Defining Typical Sections - Creating Design Cross Sections and Surfaces - Performing Earthwork Computations - Making Design Modifications - Generating Plan and Profile Sheets - Calculating and Applying Superelevation - Introducing Advanced Roadway Modeling Techniques At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads software to apply the fundamentals of road design to a project. You will also have become familiar with setting up InRoads preference files to increase the efficiency and consistency of your project.

75 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-33 InRoads Road V7.x to 2004 Edition Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces existing InRoads users to the new features and tools added between the 7.x and the 2004 Edition. This two-day course is packed with productivity enhancing features of InRoads and InRoads Site. This course covers the major changes between the 7.x MDL versions of InRoads and the Windows based 2004 Edition. Some of these major changes include a new user interface, feature based digital terrain models, enhanced geometry tools, and XML reporting tools. In addition, the course covers many advanced features of InRoads. Students are exposed to the capabilities of, and taught the basic uses of, the new advanced features and topics. However, due to the short duration of the course, not all options, capabilities, or usages can be covered. Additional training courses are available that explore how to setup and use these advanced InRoads features and tools in much more detail. An introduction and overview of the following topics: - Impacts of MicroStation V8 - Updating data from MDL versions of InRoads - Feature Based DTM s - New locks - Place Notes tools for plan, profile, cross section - Plan & Profile generator - Check alignment integrity - Horizontal regression analysis - Numerous geometry annotation enhancements - Numerous geometry creation/editing enhancements - Cross section feature editing - Cross section annotation enhancements - Cross section reports - DTM visualization tools - Generating XML reports Immediate productivity with the features and tools added to InRoads between versions 7.2 and the 2004 Edition.

76 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-34 InRoads Road V8.2 to 2004 Edition Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces existing InRoads users to the new features and tools added in the version 8.2 service packs, version 8.3, version 8.4, and the 2004 Edition. This two-day course is packed with productivity enhancing features of InRoads and InRoads Site. This course covers many advanced features of InRoads. Students are exposed to the capabilities of, and taught the basic uses of, the new advanced features and topics. However, due to the short duration of the course, not all options, capabilities, or usages can be covered. Additional training courses are available that explore how to setup and use these advanced InRoads features and tools in much more detail. An introduction and overview of the following topics: - Impacts of MicroStation V8 - Place Notes tools for plan, profile, cross section - Plan & Profile generator - Check alignment integrity - Horizontal regression analysis - Numerous geometry annotation enhancements - Numerous geometry creation/editing enhancements - Cross section feature editing - Cross section annotation enhancements - Cross section reports - DTM visualization tools - Generating XML reports Immediate productivity with the features and tools added to InRoads between versions 8.2 and the 2004 Edition.

77 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-35 InRoads Site Basics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads Site software for site design projects, teaching techniques used to layout alignments and design surfaces. - Setting up InRoads Site preferences - Setting up an InRoads Site project - Creating and displaying Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) - Modeling sites using various techniques - Laying out horizontal alignments - Creating existing ground profiles - Designing vertical alignments - Defining typical sections - Creating design cross sections and surfaces - Performing earthwork computations At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads Site software to layout alignments and design surfaces for site layout projects. You will also have become familiar with setting up InRoads Site preference files to increase the efficiency and consistency of your project.

78 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-36 InRoads Storm & Sanitary Basics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces the InRoads Storm & Sanitary software, teaching the basic steps to use InRoads Storm & Sanitary on storm water or sanitary sewer design projects. Hands-on exercises guide you through defining drainage areas, structure layout and network analysis. You will also learn how to evaluate a network using profiles and reports, as well as how to make modifications to the design. - Setting up InRoads Storm and Sanitary preferences - Setting up an InRoads Storm and Sanitary project - Creating a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) of the Drainage Site - Laying out storm water structures - Associating drainage areas with storm water structures - Designing a storm water drainage network - Analyzing a storm water drainage network - Laying out a sanitary sewer system - Planning for sanitary zoning and peaking factors - Modeling existing systems - Creating reports - Drawing hydrographic profiles After completing this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads Storm & Sanitary to layout and design a storm or sanitary system.

79 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-37 InRoads Survey Basics TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course covers the latest significant improvements in InRoads Survey. This newest version can recognize "chained" figures from within the.fwd environment which enables edits and quality controls that could not be accomplished in any prior version. Feature table editing and feature filters are addressed providing insight into the power of filtering data for viewing, creating surfaces and creating geometry files. Become more productive using the newest tools and features in InRoads Survey, 2004 Edition and witness the benefits from the dramatic increase in processing speed; enabling faster computations, updates and edits.

80 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-38 PowerCivil Site Design I TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is an entry-level course that takes you through a proposed site design project. You will utilize the full expanse of site modeler tools to develop a typical site design project. If time allows, storm water drainage design and water and sewer will be covered. This course is suitable for anyone involved in the design and subsequent production of plans for subdivision development, urban development, or any type of municipal design project This is a US focused course using imperial units datasets. - Learn the Site Modeler Tools - Design a Roadway with the Composite Section Tool - Design a Parking Lot Complete with Curbing - Design Roadway Intersections easily and quickly! - Analyze Site Objects for Height, Volumes, Low Points on Model - Coverage of Editing Features; Watch Associated Elements Update as Objects Are Redefined - Learn Drainage and Water/Sewer tools - Export Design for Field Staking - Create Final Plan Sheets - Compute Construction Takeoffs You will learn how to be productive with the software and be able to accomplish timeconsuming tasks with efficiency and ease. You will gain a fundamental understanding of PowerCivil and be able to perform site design with emphasis on site grading.

81 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-39 InRoads 101 for AutoCAD TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads software for road design projects. This hands-on training walks you through the project design cycle; including setting up a project, existing ground data, geometry, volume design, and reporting. Students are encouraged attend the InRoads 201 course after completing this training. InRoads 201 continues from this course and explores the Roadway Designer is much more detail. - InRoads interface - Setting up an InRoads project - Project Defaults - Surface s - Surface features - Creating existing ground surfaces - Displaying surfaces - Surface properties - Improving surface quality - Creating, editing, and displaying Horizontal alignments - Creating, editing, and displaying vertical alignments - Displaying profiles and cross sections - Annotating cross sections - Templates and Components - Introduction to Roadway Designer - Earthwork Volumes - Reports - Productivity Tools At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads software to apply the fundamentals of road design to a project.

82 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-40 InRoads 101 for MicroStation TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces civil engineering designers to using InRoads software for road design projects. This hands-on training walks you through the project design cycle; including setting up a project, existing ground data, geometry, volume design, and reporting. Students are encouraged attend the InRoads 201 course after completing this training. InRoads 201 continues from this course and explores the Roadway Designer in much more detail. - InRoads interface - Setting up an InRoads project - Project Defaults - Surface s - Surface features - Creating existing ground surfaces - Displaying surfaces - Surface properties - Improving surface quality - Creating, editing, and displaying - Horizontal alignments - Creating, editing, and displaying vertical alignments - Displaying profiles and cross sections - Annotating cross sections - Templates and Components - Introduction to Roadway Designer - Earthwork Volumes - Reports - Productivity Tools At the completion of this course, you will be familiar with using InRoads software to apply the fundamentals of road design to a project.

83 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-41 InRoads Survey Location & Topographic Surveying Basics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This beginner-level course introduces you to InRoads Survey. This course takes you through the process of collecting survey data in the field and then importing the data into an electronic field book. Once imported, the electronic field book contents are verified visually and corrections are made. You will learn to rectify deeds, find lost construction points, transform and rotate to new coordinate systems, compute new points, and report on coordinate geometry. Also, you will learn how to display, evaluate, and edit surface features, triangles, and contours. - Setting up InRoads Survey Preferences - Control Coding Using Feature Codes - Field Collection Methods - Importing Electronic Survey Data from a Data Collector - Reviewing and Editing Survey Data - Defining and Using Feature Codes - Correcting Problems in Survey Data - Creating Geometry Projects - Creating DTMs You will learn how to import electronic field book data into the InRoads Survey software. Once imported, you will be able to make corrections and edits to the data. Also, you will be able to create geometry projects and digital terrain model (DTM) surfaces from the data. The geometry projects and surfaces are used by designers in the next phase of the project.

84 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-42 InRoads V8.2 to V8.4 Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces existing InRoads users to the new features and tools added in the version 8.2 service packs, version 8.3, and version 8.4. This course is packed with the productivity enhancing features of InRoads and InRoads Site. This course covers many advanced features of InRoads. You will be exposed to the capabilities of, and taught the basic uses of, the new advanced features and topics. However, due to the short duration of the course, not all options, capabilities, or usages can be covered. Additional training courses are available that explore how to set up and use these advanced InRoads features and tools in much more detail. - Impacts of MicroStation V8 - Place Notes Tools for Plan, Profile, Cross Section - Plan and Profile Generator - Check Alignment Integrity - Horizontal Regression Analysis - Numerous Geometry Annotation Enhancements - Numerous Geometry Creation/Editing Enhancements - Cross Section Feature Editing - Cross Section Annotation Enhancements - Cross Section Reports - DTM Visualization Tools - Generating XML reports You will learn how to be productive immediately with the features and tools added to InRoads between versions 8.2 and 8.4.

85 Instructor-led Courses CIVIL 3-43 MicroStation Basics for Civil Engineering TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is the starting point for the new engineer or designer specializing in civil engineering and teaches the fundamentals of MicroStation as well as advanced concepts and tools used everyday in civil engineering. - Introduction to MicroStation - Drawing with MicroStation - Viewing Designs in MicroStation - Drawing Arcs and Circles - Working with Levels - Manipulating Elements - Modifying Elements - Additional MicroStation Drawing Tools - Measuring and Dimensions - Organizing your Design Files - Printing - A Design Exercise You will have immediate productivity with MicroStation in the design environment. You will quickly become familiar with how MicroStation assists in the civil engineering process.

86 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING Content Management & Publishing

87 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-2 Administering Digital InterPlot TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course covers all aspects of administering Digital InterPlot from installation and configuration through defining settings for managing output standards for drawings. All of the InterPlot components are addressed such as Digital InterPlot, InterPlot Clients for MicroStation and AutoCAD, InterPlot Organizer for creating reproducible plot sets, and Archive Explorer. A companion course that focuses on using the InterPlot clients is available for users. - Overview of InterPlot - Using MicroStation Clients - Using AutoCAD Clients - Configuring Clients - InterPlot Organizer and Plot Sets - Design Scripts - Digital InterPlot Configuration and Resources - Archive Explorer You will learn how to configure and use InterPlot to enhance plotting processes and output capabilities.

88 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-3 Administering ProjectWise 2004 Edition TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is for system administrators who need to understand how ProjectWise relates to the management of projects and documents through ProjectWise Explorer. It begins with and introduction to the ProjectWise software components and their configuration. It focuses on the options available to administrators from within ProjectWise, as opposed to those things that can be done externally through database manipulation. - ProjectWise 2004 Edition - MicroStation 2004 Edition - Licensing - Using the ProjectWise - Administrator Console - Configuring ProjectWise clients - Managing Users and User Groups - ProjectWise security - Database management

89 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-4 Administering ProjectWise Plot Server TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units The focus of this course is to learn how to administer ProjectWise Plot Server including installation and configuration. In addition, you will learn how to set up the plotting environment for production plotting, create a digital archive that includes standard formats such as PDF, and populate the archive using the IPLOT dialog interface and ProjectWise Plot Organizer. -ProjectWise Plot Server -ProjectWise Plot Organizer Focus on tools that help make production plotting and archiving more efficient, including settings files, design scripts, and web page customization.

90 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-5 Administering ProjectWise V8 XM Edition TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is for system administrators who need to understand how ProjectWise relates to the management of projects and documents through ProjectWise Explorer. It begins with an introduction to the ProjectWise software components and their configuration. It focuses on the options available to administrators from within ProjectWise, as opposed to those things that can be done externally through database manipulation. - Licensing - Using the ProjectWise Admin Console - Configuring ProjectWise clients - Managing Users and User Groups - ProjectWise security - Managing the data associated with documents - Integration with MicroStation V8 - Database management ProjectWise maintains a standard set of attributes for each document. The system administrator can extend the standard list by creating one or more environments variables.

91 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-6 ProjectWise Plotting in the V8 XM Edition TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units The V8 XM release of the Plotting products along with MicroStation V8 XM Edition, contain many changes and several new features. This course covers all of the changes from previous software InterPlot Client and Digital InterPlot) to the V8 XM release. - ProjectWise Plot Server - ProjectWise Plot Organizer Learn how to use the new features of the V8 XM Plotting products.

92 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-7 ProjectWise V8 XM Administrator Update TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course is for experienced ProjectWise users who need the latest delta training for ProjectWise V8 XM. - ProjectWise V8 XM Learn the latest features of ProjectWise V8 XM.

93 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-8 Using Bentley ProjectWise TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course covers the capabilities of Bentley ProjectWise and procedures for creating, managing and working with documents. During the course, you will work with MicroStation, Word and other applications, exploring the enhanced functions that work directly with Bentley ProjectWise. - Hardware Requirements and Procedures - Overview of the ProjectWise Explorer module - Working with Vaults - Working in the ProjectWise Explorer Window - Working with Documents - Searching for Documents - Partnerships with other Applications You will become familiar with Bentley ProjectWise and document management in general.

94 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-9 Using ProjectWise V8 XM TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course is for individuals who need to manage document throughout a project cycle. It presents many aspects of document management using ProjectWise. Participants need a basic familiarity with Windows Explorer, Microsoft Office applications and a basic understanding of MicroStation. - ProjectWise Explorer ProjectWise is a controlled access system. Project participants are assigned rights to various documents, and these rights can change at various stages throughout the project.

95 Instructor-led Courses CONTENT MANAGEMENT & PUBLISHING 4-10 Using Digital InterPlot TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course teaches the proper procedures for using Digital InterPlot Clients. The focus in on using InterPlot Clients for MicroStation and AutoCAD to generate plots within a configured environment. A companion course that explores InterPlot in much more detail, including installation and configuration, is available for administrators. - Overview of InterPlot - Using MicroStation Clients - Using AutoCAD Clients - InterPlot Organizer and Plot Sets You will learn how to use InterPlot Clients to produce plots from MicroStation and/or AutoCAD.

96 Instructor-led Courses PROGRAMMING Programming

97 Instructor-led Courses PROGRAMMING 5-2 MicroStation VBA for VB Professionals TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course is intended for MicroStation users who are VBA programmers and can benefit from a course on using VBA in MicroStation V8. After a brief overview of MicroStation VBA, the course explores a sample MicroStation VBA project. Topics include scanning files, building a user interface, handling events, locating and creating elements and "tying it all together." - MicroStation VBA Project Manager - Creating Elements with MicroStation VBA - Modifying Elements with MicroStation VBA - Working with Forms in MicroStation VBA - Final Project You will learn how to work with MicroStation's VBA objects to automate fundamental operations in the product.

98 Instructor-led Courses PROGRAMMING 5-3 Bentley ProjectWise SDK TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course demonstrates that the key to successful Bentley ProjectWise customizations is understanding the architecture of Bentley ProjectWise and its APIs. It is not possible to cover all aspects of the SDK in this course but you will have a better understanding of the different ways you can customize the Bentley ProjectWise Explorer (Windows Client), create your own custom tools such as bulk loaders, and where and how to find more information in the documentation. - SDK Installation and Compiling Samples - Overview of the ProjectWise Architecture and APIs - How to Create Standalone Applications - How to Implement Customization DLLs - Accessing ProjectWise Objects - Error Handling - How to Modify the Behavior of the ProjectWise Explorer - Implementing Menus and how to Add your own Commands - Implementing Hooks and how to Intercept, Replace or Extend Commands and Dialogs - Adding your own Property Page to the Document Dialogs - Implementing Document and Custom Wizards - Extending the Bentley ProjectWise Administrator - Examples of Using the APIs with Visual Basic - Hands-on Labs You will learn the different ways you can customize the Bentley ProjectWise Explorer and create your own custom tools.

99 Instructor-led Courses PROGRAMMING 5-4 Getting Started with MicroStation VBA TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course introduces Microsoft s VBA with an emphasis on exploring the extensions and features unique to MicroStation s VBA implementation. Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a powerful environment for adding new tools and applications to extend and enhance the MicroStation environment. In this course, you will learn how to set up a VBA project, record macros and modify the resulting code to perform specific tasks. You will be introduced to the Visual Basic Editor, the MicroStation object library and also gain experience developing simple MicroStation VBA programs to automate familiar MicroStation operations. - What is VBA? - Tour of MicroStation-VBA environment - Where to Begin? - VBA Forms and the User Interface - Adding User Interactivity (data point) - Control Structures - Going Beyond MicroStation BASIC - Three Steps for Element Creation - Lab: Title Block Exercise - Where to Go from Here You will become familiar with the MicroStation VBA programming environment and have a basic understanding of how VBA interacts with MicroStation.

100 Instructor-led Courses PROGRAMMING 5-5 Introduction to MDL TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units The introduction to MDL course will provide an introduction to the basic concepts of MDL programming. This course will build upon the theoretical concepts of MDL. Exercises use a simple MDL application as an example. - Event driven programming - MDL Development tools - The MDE workspace - MDL resource concepts - Designing commands - Dialog box concepts - Element location and modification - Debugging an MDL application In addition, the course will briefly discuss some of the various topics covered in the Advanced MDL course and how they relate to the topics already presented.

101 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL Geospatial

102 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-2 Applying MicroStation GeoGraphics TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course begins by exploring the feature-based approach to managing data and then progresses through exercises to add and validate new project data, perform database queries, generate new map layers, clean and create topology and conduct analytical operations on map data. - Getting Started with MicroStation GeoGraphics - Displaying Features - Querying the Database - Creating Maps - Using Raster Images - Placing and Warping Features - Cleaning and Creating Topology - Creating Features and Populating Database Tables - Performing Spatial Analysis - GIS Applications You will learn how to solve real-world problems using a GeoGraphic Information System (GIS) through the course dataset containing municipal utilities, local government, transportation and environmental themes.

103 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-3 Bentley Coax Design TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course is designed for individuals familiar with RF/Coax design with some CAD software skills. In this course we strongly recommend that the training utilizes the end users data set including equipment specifications. After the specs are created, including Amp, End-of-line, and Power blocks, the course continues with the routing of a database-driven (Oracle) design. In this way, the presentation highlights automated processes while allowing attendees the ability to customize their designs. Features such as design powering, report creation, and the quality control of the design and associated linkages to the land base and strand layers are shown. - Active and passive equipment setup - Routing, designing, and reviewing coax network - Powering design with blocks or shapes - Reporting bills of material and address information - QC tools to reflect continuity to strand and land base data Learn how to design using accurate strand information, and equipment specs, with the ultimate goal of creating a connected model from design to delivery.

104 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-4 Bentley Fiber Design TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is intended for individuals who wish to create various intelligent fiber designs regardless of the technologies used. Long-haul fiber, SONET rings, and fiber-to-the-premise are just some of the scenarios that can be designed and managed. Equipment and element setups are followed by routing, populating sheaths, connecting at splices or cabinets, creating circuit IDs, and developing various reports. Examples show how to utilize the data within this model, including locating devices and outages, tracing connectivity, getting bandwidth breakdown, and performing loss budget analysis. - Creating fiber projects and files - Setup of equipment and sheath information - Fiber layout, reviewing, and editing - Populating sheaths - Building cross sections - Splicing and connecting to enclosures and cabinets - Identifying optical systems with bandwidth tracking - Operations for locating devices, outages, and alternate paths - Creating reports for BOMs and splice diagrams User will be able to design and manage a connected fiber model with user friendly functionality, no matter what technology is applied, which can also be linked to other products. Bentley Coax and Inside Plant represent end-to-end connectivity.

105 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-5 Bentley Fiber Facility Mapping TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course provides instruction on the setup of aerial and underground elements, including pole and pedestal creation, plus the added features of duct, inner-duct, and manholes. Participants are shown how to input address information and house counts that are linked to strand elements. Duct, bundle, and manhole layout, including respective ownership values, are also part of this course. Methods for reviewing and changing information are featured, as well as the application s reporting capabilities. Basic mapping functionality can also be covered. - Element setup - Routing of aerial and underground facilities (other than cable facilities) - Input of house counts and addresses - Assigning duct and manhole information - Reviewing and changing information - Report generation, including manhole butterfly drawings and BOMs This is the starting point for creating intelligent strand-level elements, such as pole, pedestal, address information, duct, and manholes. All other Bentley Communications modules link to these elements to create the end-to-end connectivity.

106 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-6 Bentley Inside Plant TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is designed to begin the process of modeling, placing, and connecting any type of headend or central office communications equipment. You will be shown how to create equipment specs utilizing an auto cell function with associated schematics, and place equipment, including racks, bays, and cards, with the associated connections to the inside and outside plant. The connected model provides the ability to trace circuits; create rack elevations, wire runs, and BOMs; and locate termination points in your outside network. - Modeling equipment with accurate, scaled measurements - Auto cell creating with associated schematics - Placement of racks and equipment - How to connect from port to port - How to connect to the outside network - Creating BOMs, wire runs, circuit tracing, and rack elevations You will gain the ability to design and manage your Telco central office or Cable TV headend with intelligent graphics.

107 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-7 Administering Bentley Communications Products TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units Administering Bentley Communications Products is designed for engineering managers, design managers, and IT support personnel with the aim of providing the information and examples attendees need to become proficient with Bentley communications products database administration and various setup and security features. Included are discussions on the Project Manager and a systematic guide for familiarizing students with the Bentley communications product environment and the main toolbar. The instructor describes the implementation of the Oracle database in Bentley communications products, as well as database optimization routines, basic SQL command usage, and various Oracle administration tools. In addition, the material covers how to use the Work Order tools for importing, exporting, and locking files. This course also details the use of the Admin Module. Although it is not a standard module, the Admin Module permeates every module in the Bentley communications products system. The tools available through the Admin Module provide security and setup features. - Hardware and OS requirements - Creating the project's mslink range in the Oracle database - Modifying and deleting projects with the project manager - Understanding the database footprints for each type of design file - Work-order process for import/export and backup procedures - Recovery process for all design files - Building the base mapping resource - Building the strand and duct resource - Building the fiber resource - Importing and exporting the resource files The user will be able to install the software application and maintain the Bentley Comms data bases with all associates resource files. The user will also benefit with backup and recovery procedures.

108 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-8 MicroStation Basics for Geoengineering TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is a starting point for the new engineer or designer specializing in mapping and GIS applications and teaches the fundamentals of MicroStation, as well as advanced concepts and tools used every day in geoengineering.

109 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-9 Essential Mapping TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces the three main processes involved in map production: Data Collection, Scrubbing and Presentation. After a brief introduction into the history of mapping, and a tour of some of the Bentley innovations, the course will delve into two days of hands-on map maintenance and creation. - Mapping History - Collecting Data - COGO/GPS - Transforming Data - Cleanup tools - Topology Analysis - Annotation - Thematics Using a dataset to solve real-world problems using GIS Information.

110 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-10 HAE Sanitary Sewer Modeling - Advanced - Day SewerGEMS TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This SewerGEMS training course includes discussions and hands-on exercises on capacity analysis, rehabilitation, new system design, and master planning for wastewater collection systems. Students complete hands-on exercises using SewerGEMS software, a new dynamic analysis tool that runs directly within the GIS environment. Both steady-state and extendedperiod simulations (through time) are presented, as well as gravity and pressure system components. Attendees learn to customize plan and profile sheets, tabular reports and sanitary and wet-weather loadings. Exercises apply SewerGEMS tools to leverage existing GIS and database information to build models and populate loadings. - System capacity - Scenario management - Locating potential overflows - System rehabilitation - New design - Infiltration & inflow studies - Master planning - Pump selection - Gravity and pressure components - Customized sanitary loading This course enables those involved in capacity analysis, system rehabilitation, infiltration & inflow studies, and new design to use SewerGEMS to complete their daily tasks much more efficiently. Attendees will be able to better produce customized profiles, tables, GIS maps, and cost estimates for presenting and reviewing model results.

111 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-11 HAE Sanitary Sewer Modeling - SewerCAD - Day 1+2 TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course includes discussions and hands-on exercises on capacity analysis, rehabilitation, new system design, and master planning for wastewater collection systems. Students complete hands-on exercises using SewerCAD software. Both steady-state and extended-period simulations are presented, as well as gravity and pressure system components. The material also covers SewerCAD s automated design tool for rehabilitation and new developments, including comparing the feasibility of multiple design alternatives using cost estimation tools. Attendees learn to customize plan and profile sheets, tabular reports, and sanitary and wetweather loadings. Discussions also show how to utilize existing geospatial and database information to build and populate models. - System capacity - Scenario management - Locating potential overflows - System rehabilitation - New design - Infiltration & inflow studies - Master planning - Pump selection - Gravity and pressure components - System analysis through time - Generating plan and profile sheets - Capital cost estimation - Customized sanitary loading - Customized tabular reports - Sharing geospatial data with your sewer model - Utilizing databases - User defined maintenance records - Hands-on exercises with SewerCAD software This course enables the engineer involved in capacity analysis, system rehabilitation, infiltration and inflow studies, and new design to use SewerCAD to complete daily tasks much more efficiently and produce customized profiles, tables, maps, and cost estimates for presenting and reviewing model results.

112 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-12 HAE Storm Sewer Design - Day StormCAD TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course presents information on hydraulics and hydrology as they apply to the design of storm sewer systems and culverts, as well as instruction on applying StormCAD software for storm sewer hydraulic design and analysis. The course also covers advanced features of the StormCAD program, such as scenario management, project cost calculations, and exchanging data with databases and other applications. Additionally, the course includes presentations on using CulvertMaster for culvert design and FlowMaster for basic hydraulic calculations. All of the software used in the course is accepted by FEMA for National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) usage. - Hydrology review - Basic hydraulics theory - Open-channel hydraulics - Culvert hydraulics - Storm sewer design - Gravity & pressure HGL - HGL Profiles - Gutter & inlet capacity - Bypass flow - Diversion structures - Junction head loss calculations Attendees will learn to use the latest version of StormCAD to analyze and design complex storm sewer networks with inlet bypass flows and gravity and surcharged pipe flows, and will also gain familiarity with the CulvertMaster and FlowMaster programs. Students will become familiar with industry-standard FHWA and AASHTO design procedures and methodologies.

113 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-13 HAE Stormwater Systems Design - CSD - Day CSD TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This 2-day course includes intensive, focused training on the CivilStorm application that teaches users to apply the program's features to realistic drainage situations. CivilStorm approaches drainage design and analysis using a new cutting-edge modeling paradigm unsteady flow routing through interdependent systems of inlets, storm sewers, channels, culverts, and ponds. With CivilStorm, all drainage components are united in a single model that runs within the Windows or CAD environment The content of the course includes applying CivilStorm to calculate runoff hydrographs, creating hydraulic grade lines through pipes, channels, culverts, and ponds, and animating those profiles over time. Also covered are results comparison for various events and design alternatives, color coding of system elements over time, and location of potential flooding. During the training, attendees import aerial photography, establish background layers, set up a pre-developed model, and then design a proposed drainage system. - Apply dynamic modeling to full stormwater systems - Simulate inlets, channels, culverts, and ponds in one model - Integrate with CAD data - Model local rainfall data - Simulate inlet capture/carryover - Model submerged storm sewers - Simulate interconnected ponds - Animate HGL profiles - Model looped systems - Simulate stormwater pumps - Compare design alternatives Attendees learn how to design and simulate complex stormwater systems, including storm sewers, inlets, channels, culverts and ponds within a single dynamic stormwater model. This paradigm enables engineers to model the dynamic interaction between all components of a stormwater system and design more effectively.

114 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-14 HAE Stormwater Systems Design - Full - Day PPK/CSD TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units The goal of the 3-day PondPack training course is to present stormwater fundamentals through hands-on software training for PondPack. Through creating and running models, you will review the theory and principles that underlie this program. You will use virtually every PondPack feature as we lead you through a range of watershed scenarios from simple to complex situations. Through realistic examples, you will learn the fundamentals of stormwater hydrology, from the Rational Method to more sophisticated unit hydrograph methods. You will also review how to apply your local rainfall design storms to various drainage calculations. Additional exercises explore time of concentration, infiltration, runoff, and routing. You will learn and apply a systematic step-by-step process for designing detention ponds from blank page to pond storage estimates, final pond geometry and outlet structure selection. Two days of CivilStorm training include intensive, focused training on the new CivilStorm application where you will learn and apply every feature to realistic drainage situations. With CivilStorm, you will approach drainage design and analysis using an entirely new and cutting edge modeling paradigm unsteady flow routing through interdependent systems of inlets, storm sewers, channels, culverts, and ponds. With CivilStorm, you will unify all of your drainage components into a single model that runs within the Windows or CAD environment. You will apply CivilStorm to calculate runoff hydrographs, create hydraulic grade lines through pipes channels, culverts, and ponds, and then animate those profiles over time. You will also compare results for various events and design alternatives, color code system elements over time, and locate potential flooding. During this course, you will import aerial photography, establish background layers, setup a pre-developed model, and then design a proposed drainage system. - Learn step-by-step pond design - Review hydrology fundamentals - Model local rainfall data - Apply unit hydrograph method - Review Rational method - Estimate pond storage - Design outlet structures - Model outlet tailwater effects - Route hydrographs through ponds - Simulate diversions - Analyze interconnected ponds The PondPack training reinforces the basic principles of hydrology, hydraulics, and pond design. Presentations include tips and techniques that apply to both design and review of stormwater facilities Attendees will be able to more efficiently apply PondPack for modeling and designing stormwater detention. In the CivilStorm training, attendees will learn how to design and simulate complex stormwater systems using a new paradigm for modeling complex systems of storm sewers, inlets, channels, culverts and ponds within a single dynamic stormwater model. This new paradigm will enable engineers to model the dynamic interaction between all components of a stormwater system, and design more effectively.

115 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-15 HAE Stormwater Systems Design - PondPack - Day TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units The goal of this 3-day training series is to present stormwater fundamentals through hands-on software training for PondPack. Through creating and running models, attendees review the theory and principles that underlie this program. Students use virtually every PondPack feature as they are lead through a range of watershed scenarios from simple to complex situations. Through realistic examples, the instructor presents the fundamentals of stormwater hydrology, from the Rational Method to more sophisticated unit hydrograph methods. Attendees are shown how to apply their own local rainfall design storms to various drainage calculations. Additional exercises explore time of concentration, infiltration, runoff, and routing. Finally, students learn and apply a systematic step-by-step process for designing detention ponds from blank page to pond storage estimates, final pond geometry and outlet structure selection. - Step-by-step pond design - Hydrology fundamentals - Modeling local rainfall data - Unit hydrograph method - Rational method - Estimating pond storage - Designing outlet structures - Modeling outlet tailwater effects - Routing hydrographs through ponds - Simulating diversions - Analyzing interconnected ponds - Design tips - Creating custom reports for reviewers - Comparing graphic results This course reinforces the basic principles of hydrology, hydraulics, and pond design. Presentations include tips and techniques that apply to both design and review of stormwater facilities. Attendees will be able to more efficiently apply PondPack for modeling and designing storm water detention.

116 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-16 HAE Transient Analysis and Design - Day Hammer TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units Transient Analysis training teaches you to understand the causes of hydraulic transients and water hammer, and shows you how to protect against them using Bentley's HAMMER software. Through this course, you will gain the knowledge necessary to recognize the types of systems prone to transients and to proactively manage the associated risks. Hands-on exercises and real-world examples will enrich your learning experience with a convenient balance of strong transient flow theory and the application of a robust software tool. - Complete hydraulic review - Transient modeling objectives - Method of characteristics - Cavitation theory - Column separation theory - Rigid column theory - Elastic theory - Air pocket movement tracking - Modeling transients - Unique data requirements - Pumps and valves - Modeling protection devices - Surge attenuation - Results analysis - Real-world case studies - Transients in networks - Integration with WaterCAD - Transient forces calculation - Streamlined data entry - Generating animated plots Attendees will learn how to identify critical points in a network that require surge protection, avoid costly pipe breaks and service interruptions, reduce wear and tear on infrastructure, map the risk of contamination due to short-lived low pressures, correlate break records to transient results, and plan maintenance on reservoirs and tanks.

117 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-17 HAE Water Distribution Design and Modeling - Advanced - Day3+4+5 TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units The first day of the advanced course is the same as Day 3 of standard training. Additional days cover advanced water distribution modeling software tools for automating system calibration and design, pump scheduling, and model skeletonization. These capabilities are available with both WaterCAD and WaterGEMS. Also covered are WaterGEMS-specific topics such as modeling in the GIS environment, building models using geospatial and other data, developing system demands from geospatial data on land use, and population, and importing elevation data from digital elevation models. Finally, the Advanced course includes introductory material on customizing and extending WaterCAD and WaterGEMS using WaterObjects, and bringing SCADA data into a model. - Extended-period simulations - Sizing tanks and selecting pumps - Evaluating water quality - Determining available fire flows - Analyzing energy usage - Introduction to hydraulic transient analysis - Automated calibration - Optimal design - Building models with geospatial data - Developing system demands from geospatial data - Automated skeletonization - Importing elevations from digital elevation models - Using SCADA data - Introduction to WaterObjects - Hands-on exercises with WaterCAD and WaterGEMS software Participants will develop a deeper understanding of model creation with WaterCAD and WaterGEMS and will learn how automated approaches to common modeling tasks can increase productivity. Students will learn to model in the GIS environment with WaterGEMS and use GIS tools to view and edit model data and create system maps.

118 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-18 HAE Water Distribution Design and Modeling - Full - Day TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units The Standard water distribution training course begins with the basics of hydraulics theory as it applies to water distribution modeling, then takes students through more advanced topics such as working with multiple scenarios, model calibration, pump selection, energy cost studies, extended-period simulation, fire flow analysis, and water quality analysis. Students become familiar with WaterCAD, and use the software to reinforce concepts with problem-solving. Additional days cover advanced water distribution modeling software tools for automating system calibration and design, pump scheduling, and model skeletonization. These capabilities are available with both WaterCAD and WaterGEMS. Also covered are WaterGEMS-specific topics such as modeling in the GIS environment, building models using geospatial and other data, developing system demands from geospatial data on land use, population, etc., and importing elevation data from digital elevation models. Finally, the Advanced course includes introductory material on customizing and extending WaterCAD and WaterGEMS using WaterObjects, and bringing SCADA data into a model. - Building models - Scenario management - Using models for solving design and operation problems - Determining available fire flows - Modeling new system designs - Modeling system expansions - Extended-period simulations - Sizing tanks and selecting pumps - Evaluating water quality - Analyzing energy usage - Introduction to hydraulic transient analysis - Hands-on exercises with WaterCAD software Attendees will learn the basic principals of water distribution modeling, gaining essential knowledge for water system design and operation. This course also includes comprehensive software training via hands-on exercises in which attendees apply the WaterCAD (and WaterGEMS) models to solve common water distribution system problems. Participants will develop a deeper understanding of model creation with WaterCAD and WaterGEMS and will learn how automated approaches to common modeling tasks can increase productivity. Students will learn to model in the GIS environment with WaterGEMS and use GIS tools to view and edit model data and create system maps.

119 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-19 HAE Water Distribution Design and Modeling - Standard - Day WaterCAD TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units Standard water distribution training begins with the basics of hydraulic theory as it applies to water distribution modeling, then takes students through more advanced topics such as working with multiple scenarios, model calibration, pump selection, energy cost studies, extended-period simulation, fire flow analysis, and water quality analysis. Students become familiar with WaterCAD, and use the software to reinforce concepts with problem-solving. All material and software training in this course also applies to WaterGEMS users. - Building models - Scenario management - Calibrating models - Using models for solving design and operation problems - Determining available fire flows - Modeling new system designs - Modeling system expansions - Extended-period simulations - Sizing tanks and selecting pumps - Evaluating water quality - Analyzing energy usage - Introduction to hydraulic transient analysis - Hands-on exercises with WaterCAD software Attendees will learn the basic principals of water distribution modeling, gaining essential knowledge for water system design and operation. This course also includes comprehensive software training via hands-on exercises in which attendees apply the WaterCAD (and WaterGEMS) models to solve common water distribution system problems.

120 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-20 HAE Water Surface Profiles - Advanced - Day HEC-RAS TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This training series begins with intensive training for dealing with the FEMA review process. The remaining two days focus on applying advanced procedures within HEC-RAS through a mixture of lectures and hands-on exercises. This course covers complex water surface profile modeling situations and demonstrates how to address them using the advanced features in HEC-RAS. Topics covered include advanced bridge and culvert analysis, and supercritical and unsteady flow analysis. - Importing hydrographs via HEC-DSS for dynamic HEC-RAS analyses - Advanced bridge modeling - Bridge scour analysis - Multiple bridge opening analysis - Advanced culvert modeling - Culvert modifications for fish passage - Split flow and diversion analysis - Unsteady flow analysis - Supercritical/mixed flow computations - Channel modifications - Flood storage facilities Attendees will learn how to model complex bridge and culvert sites and accurately determine expansion and contraction ratios using various techniques. Computing scour at bridges is also covered. Students will also gain an understanding of when it is appropriate to run mixed flow alternating subcritical and supercritical) or unsteady flow calculations, and how to model split flow and diversions.

121 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-21 HAE Water Surface Profiles - FEMA Day 3 - HEC-RAS TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units Determining when and how to submit projects in floodplains for review by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is a source of confusion for many engineers. This course helps to alleviate that confusion by providing concise explanations of FEMA s floodplain regulations and procedures. Included are discussions of Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) and several exercise problems are integrated into these discussions to walk students through various letter actions such as: - Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) - Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) - Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) - National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) overview - Publications used in the NFIP - NFIP regulations that apply to management, identification, and mapping of Special Flood Hazard Areas - Detailed explanation of Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) and Flood Insurance Studies (FISs) - Flood study computations - Revising FIRMs - Engineering Revisions vs. Amendments - Situations requiring CLOMRs - Steps to obtain LOMRs and CLOMRs - How to properly complete submittal forms - Step-by-step submittal process, from original study to LOMR - How to check your work prior to submittal Attendees learn what they must submit to FEMA and how to help expedite the approval process by checking their work and avoiding common mistakes. They also learn the steps for modifying flood insurance rate maps, along with helpful tips for making these modifications.

122 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-22 HAE Water Surface Profiles - Full - Day HEC-RAS TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units The standard HEC-RAS modeling and mapping course presents the fundamentals of open channel hydraulics and the basics of the HEC-RAS program. The training introduces the student to floodplain model development and the use of HEC-RAS for assessing the impacts of bridges, culverts and other floodplain features. Day 3 addresses the FEMA flood insurance program, the use of HEC-RAS to compute a floodway, and tools to check work prior to submittal to FEMA. The remaining two days focus on applying advanced procedures within HEC-RAS through a mixture of lectures and hands-on exercises. This course covers complex water surface profile modeling situations and demonstrates how to address them using the advanced features in HEC-RAS. Topics covered include advanced bridge and culvert analysis, and supercritical and unsteady flow analysis. - Open channel hydraulics review - Obtaining data for HEC-RAS - Input requirements of HEC-RAS - Steady flow modeling - Mixed flow modeling - Cross-section interpolation - Junction modeling - Bridge and culvert modeling techniques - Contraction/expansion of flow around bridges and culverts - Ineffective flow area locations Students will review the fundamentals of open channel hydraulics, learn how and when to apply HEC-RAS, and cover the FEMA Flood Insurance Program. They will gain an understanding of the capabilities of HEC-RAS and FEMA review requirements through a series of lectures and hands-on computer exercises. Attendees will learn how to model complex bridge and culvert sites and accurately determine expansion and contraction ratios using various techniques. Computing scour at bridges is also covered. Students will also gain an understanding of when it is appropriate to run mixed flow alternating subcritical and supercritical) or unsteady flow calculations, and how to model split flow and diversions.

123 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-23 HAE Water Surface Profiles - Standard - Day HEC-RAS TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units The standard HEC-RAS modeling and mapping course presents the fundamentals of open channel hydraulics and the basics of the HEC-RAS program. The training introduces the student to floodplain model development and the use of HEC-RAS for assessing the impacts of bridges, culverts and other floodplain features. Day 3 addresses the FEMA flood insurance program, the use of HEC-RAS to compute a floodway, and tools to check work prior to submittal to FEMA. - Open channel hydraulics review - Obtaining data for HEC-RAS - Input requirements of HEC-RAS - Steady flow modeling - Mixed flow modeling - Cross-section interpolation - Junction modeling - Bridge and culvert modeling techniques - Contraction/expansion of flow around bridges and culverts - Ineffective flow area locations Students will review the fundamentals of open channel hydraulics, learn how and when to apply HEC-RAS, and cover the FEMA Flood Insurance Program. They will gain an understanding of the capabilities of HEC-RAS and FEMA review requirements through a series of lectures and hands-on computer exercises.

124 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-24 HAE WaterCAD/GEMS V8 XM Upgrading for users of WaterCAD V7 and WaterGEMS V3 TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units The release of WaterCAD/GEMS V8 in mid-2006 brought a great deal of new capability to users of WaterCAD and WaterGEMS, plus some minor changes in the way of doing things. While many users can learn the differences for themselves, it is much more effective to attend this one-day intensive training course which will make the transition to V8 painless and get the user quickly up to speed on the new features. Basic Features: - Performance - Creating V8 models from V7 models - Modal dialogs Modeless Managers - New elements - Scenario management dialogs - Demand control center - Unit demands - Network navigation predefined queries - Selection sets improvements - Named views - Profiles/Graphing - Controls - Patterns - Costing - Hydrant flow curves - Totalizing flow meters Advanced features: - MicroStation XM integration - Fire flow analysis improvements - ModelBuilder improvements - Export to Shape Files - IDSE studies - Energy costs - WaterObjects.NET - Post calculation procedures - Darwin Calibrator and Designer Criticality: - Pressure Dependent Demand - Segmentation - Criticality Participants will be able to use all the customary features of WaterCAD/GEMS with an emphasis on new features in version 8

125 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-25 Imaging with Bentley Descartes TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course covers the integration of Bentley Descartes into the design process. Starting with the theory behind using raster images in the MicroStation environment, this course quickly moves on to using Bentley Descartes' rich set of image editing tools to manipulate example raster images in a variety of ways. This includes development of vector data from raster images, creating mosaics, and working in a hybrid image environment. In addition, production issues are covered, including how to control file size, resolution, and quality of plotting outputs based on project requirements. - Integrating Bentley Descartes into the design process - Preparing images for use - Optimizing file size - Georeferencing raster images - Cleanup of raster image with erase and despeckle tools - Editing an image with brush tools - Using the edit, transform and register tools - Positioning and enhancing an image using a variety of tools - Controlling plot and output resolution Ability to integrate raster images into an existing design project. Familiarity with the image editing process and final output capabilities of MicroStation Descartes.

126 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-26 Introduction to Bentley Raster Tools TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This introductory-level course explains the functionality of each raster product, as well as the basics of working with raster images, such as attaching an image or referencing a TIF image with a world file. It also presents transformation models and techniques used in warping images or entire design files. Explanations of reference attachments versus image headers and approaches for document conversion raster, hybrid, or conversion) are also provided. Finally, this course acquaints attendees with how engineering tools from Bentley I/RAS B can benefit workflows, as well as the implications of upgrading to Bentley Descartes 2004 Edition. - Opening special geo-referenced raster files - Managing geo-location information - Image warping - How to warp design file elements - Document conversion with MicroStation Descartes - Bentley I/RAS B - MicroStation Descartes 2004 Edition production tools A good understanding of the strengths of each raster product and how to identify which is most appropriate to your operation.

127 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-27 Projection System Management in MicroStation GeoGraphics TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units "Project System Management in MicroStation GeoGraphics" covers projected coordinate systems that are the result of applying a coordinate transformation to a geographic coordinate system by using a projection method and a set of parameters specific to that method. MicroStation GeoGraphics has a projection management system that assigns coordinate systems to individual maps, acknowledges coordinates from any assigned projection system, and converts MicroStation data from one coordinate system to another, including reprojection on the fly. You will generate map grids based on any supported coordinate system. - Overview of Projections - Coordinate system utility - Working with imported data Ability to transform coordinate system projections. Familiarity with projected coordinate systems and final transformation capabilities of MicroStation GeoGraphics.

128 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-28 Using I/RAS B TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course introduces Bentley s premiere bi-tonal raster editing software application, Bentley I/RAS B Attendees learn the fundamentals of raster cleanup and editing, including how to convert raster data to true vector elements. A hands-on approach to using the full range of tools allows students to come away with a basic knowledge of the Bentley I/RAS B workflow, from receiving a scanned image to producing output as either hard-copy plots or files in a digital, archived format. In-depth labs and tutorials optimize the experience, while a certified instructor directs you to the appropriate workflow based on your specific needs. - Tour of MicroStation I/RAS B - Scanning a document - Loading a scan - Correcting a raster file for scanning errors - Placing raster file 1:1 - Cleaning up raster data in Bentley IRAS/B - Adding or modifying raster or vector data - Plotting raster and/or vector (hybrid) data - Additional file types - Warping - Helmert warp - Affine types of warping - Projective warp - Settings - Digital InterPlot considerations Ability to use Bentley I/RAS B to integrate bi-tonal raster data into a production workflow

129 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-29 Utilizing Bentley PowerMap TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course provides the MicroStation GeoGraphics/Bentley PowerMap user with features and functions training related to production mapping workflows. It begins by exploring the features and functions of MicroStation GeoGraphics and Bentley PowerMap as they relate to data capture, from heads-up digitizing to import capabilities. Data clean-up and validation are also explored, including the ability to manually or automatically clean data to ensure it is topologically correct. The data maintenance module provides the user with the opportunity to understand the MicroStation GeoGraphics and Bentley PowerMap tools for adding intelligence to the data and manipulating features. Data analysis is also covered, including investigation of features such as thematic resymbolization and network tracing. Finally, the attendee gains exposure to the presentation capabilities of MicroStation GeoGraphics and Bentley PowerMap, including training on adding legends, grids, and graticules to the map presentation and creating plots and other map presentation output. - Getting started with MicroStation - Topology and network analysis GeoGraphics and Bentley PowerMap - Managing Maps - Data capture and manipulation - Importing and manipulating data You will learn how to work with real-world data through course datasets containing municipal utility, local government, transportation and environmental themes, and a workflow-based approach to training.

130 Instructor-led Courses GEOSPATIAL 6-30 Topology in MicroStation GeoGraphics TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units "Topology" refers to the study of spatial relationships among map features. In MicroStation GeoGraphics, it is possible to create three types of topology layers: points, lines, and polygons. These layers can then be analyzed by overlay analysis. The process of preparing map features and ensuring they are topologically valid is called topology cleanup, and is a prerequisite for creating topology. Attendees learn how to use MicroStation GeoGraphics to achieve a geometrically cleaned-up map that retains topological integrity. Topics covered in this course also include how lines connect to each other at nodes, how areas are connected to neighboring areas, and how topology layers are created and analyzed. The lessons in Topology in MicroStation GeoGraphics deal with placing features and using feature commands. Students will display images as a reference for digitizing new features, and use feature commands to invoke MicroStation commands and customized macros for placing and manipulating the new features. - Discussion of geometric features - Thematic Resymbolization - Geometry clean-up - Annotation - Topology layers The Ability to create and analyze topology layers. Familiarity with the capabilities of MicroStation GeoGraphics

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132 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-2 Bentley AutoPIPE Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course is designed for users interested in advanced dynamics, fluid transients, buried pipeline analysis, nozzle stress analysis, and other advanced modeling options in Bentley AutoPIPE Plus. The latest program features are also covered. - Modeling - Nonlinear Analysis - Dynamics - Fluid Transients - Nozzle Design Using AutoPIPE/ WinNOZL - Buried piping You will learn how to model and design everyday piping system and avoid inefficiencies, common mistakes and pitfalls of using computer-aided design.

133 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-3 Bentley AutoPIPE User TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units The goal is to train students to begin using Bentley AutoPIPE successfully on a project. It is intended to teach students how to model and solve stress analysis problems using AutoPIPE. It is not the intent of this course to teach piping codes or stress analysis, but the student will acquire more knowledge about stress analysis by going through this course. The course introduces AutoPIPE through a series of sample problems that covers a wide range of application encountered in practice. The new features of AutoPIPE 2004 are also introduced. This basic course concentrates on static analysis methods. You will learn how to perform stress analysis using AutoPIPE. You will learn how to build and review models faster.

134 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-4 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Administrator and Project Setup course focuses on increasing the user s productivity. Project management is covered with a focus on drawing production, modeling techniques, concurrent engineering, piping specification creation, project administration, and implementing company CAD standards. Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to produce and edit piping material specs, as well as apply the 3D features and capabilities of the software to maximize the project users productivity. - System Overview - Defining Project Requirements - Application File Structure - Working with AutoPLANT Projects - Project Objects and Relationships - Piping Material Specifications - Administering the Project - Project Setup and Configuration Settings - Project Management

135 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-5 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Raceways User TRC / Days: Earn 24 Learning Units This course teaches new users the fundamentals of using Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Raceways and Bentley AutoPLANT Explorer/ID in a 3D environment. You will execute a simulated 3D design project by building cable tray and routing the conduit systems. Orthographic plans, sections, and bills-of-material will be generated from the models. You will learn how to navigate through the model, perform interference detection, generate reports, and produce 2D orthographic drawings. - Drawing Creation and Model Configuration - Setting up Work Areas and Work Area Views - Cable Tray and Conduit Component Placement - Component Editing - Supports - Connectivity Checking - Drawing Production (Dimensions and Annotation) - Reporting Features - Manipulating Views - Manipulating Drawing Data - Layer Management - Annotation Customization - Using Explorer for Model Review - Using Explorer for Interference Detection You will learn how to create 3D models of cable tray and conduit.

136 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-6 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Specification Generator User TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course teaches new users the fundamentals of using the AutoPLANT SpecGen program and the application of newly created specifications to the piping model. You will learn the SpecGen interface as well as how to create new AutoPLANT piping specifications from scratch, from existing specifications as well as from previous versions of Bentley Piping software. - Spec and Catalog Overview - End Conditions and Joints - Creating a Specification - Adding Spec Sections - Report Functions - Configuring the Auto Tables (AutoBend, AutoBranch, and AutoMate) - Working with Catalogs - Adding Records to the Spec - Updating Old Specs - Common Spec Errors/Troubleshooting You will learn how to create piping specifications for use within Bentley AutoPLANT Piping and Equipment modules.

137 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-7 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Structural User TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course teaches new users the fundamentals of using Bentley AutoPLANT Structural in a 3D environment. You will create a simulated 3D design project by building a steel structure complete with joint details, consisting of welded and bolted connections, base plates and "free plates," gussets, and stringer courses. You will also learn how to automatically generate fabrication details, connection details, shop drawings, and frame details using the 2D Detailing Center. - Introduction to AutoPLANT Structural - Structural Shapes - Creating Workframes - Selecting Views - Inserting Shapes - Properties and Manipulations - Automatic Joint Detailing - Construction Groups - Model Positioning - Import/Export Utilities - Custom Shapes - 2D Detail Center You will learn how to create 3D structural models and extract all required steel objects for detailing and fabrication.

138 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-8 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course teaches experienced AutoPLANT users the new features implemented with the releases of 3.0/2004 Edition. You will work within the provided design project to learn the vast features of the centralized database project environment. All the new features in Equipment, Piping, Isometrics, Import/Export, and Isogen will be covered in detail. Your skill set will be enhanced and you will be immediately productive with the new version upon successfully completing this course. - Overview of Updates - Database Theory - File Structure Changes - Major Enhancement - Nozzle Tagging - Equipment Tools - 2D to 3D Enhancements - AutoPLANT Drawing Setup Changes - Project Objects and Line numbering (Component Preferences dialog box changes) - Tagging Components - Piping Editing - Component Selections - ISOGEN - Spec Browser - Advanced Tap Port Method - Tracing - Topworks and Supports - Weld and Spool Ids - New Components - New Annotation Tools - New Modules - Raceways - Supports on Supports - Consistency Checker The new editing features will greatly increase productivity and accuracy in the project environment.

139 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-9 Bentley AutoPLANT 3D User TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This course teaches new users the fundamentals of Bentley AutoPLANT 3D Piping, Equipment, Isometrics, and EXPLORER/ID programs in a 3D environment. You will execute a simulated 3D design project by building equipment and routing the piping systems. Orthographic plans, sections and bills-of-material will be generated from the models. You will learn how to extract piping isometrics and stress analysis models using AutoPLANT Translation utilities, Auto-Iso, and Alias ISOGEN program. You will also learn to draw 2D isometrics using the AutoPLANT 3D Isometrics application. You will be shown how to navigate through the model, perform interference detection, generate reports, and produce 2D orthographic and isometric drawings. - Drawing Creation and Model Configuration - Setting up Work Areas - Equipment Module - Piping Module - Drawing Production - Import/Export Features - Isometrics Module - Explorer/ID - 2D to 3D - Advanced Spec Features You will learn how to create 3D models of equipment and piping.

140 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-10 Bentley AutoPLANT P&ID User TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course is intended for CAD operators and designers who wish to enhance their drafting skills by learning the productivity-enhancing features of an intelligent database-driven piping and instrumentation diagramming application. Each student will create a sample set of detailed P&IDs process and instrumentation drawings) within a project environment, as well as an external database of all instruments, equipment components, and process lines. - Drawing Creation - Equipment Placement - Process lines and Control Stations - Flow loops, Symbols, Valves, Tags, and Instruments - Annotation, Arrows, and Equipment Trim - Assembly Manager - Modifying Equipment - Process Valves, Insulation, Flanges, and Couplings - To/From Arrows - P&ID Tools and Utilities You will learn the advantages of developing a single data source and how to manage and transfer data between applications and systems.

141 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-11 Bentley AutoPLANT Process and Instrumentation Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course teaches you how to create and customize your P&IW projects. You will be provided checklists for creating project standards and learn in-depth the directory structure. You will spend time discovering the different.ini files and how they function within the software. You will spend time in the Bentley Project Administrator utility linking new databases, creating new tag types, creating new fields and importing new datasheets into your project. From the Vision application, you will learn to add new applications to the project and modify the user and security groups. Within Data Manager, you will modify and create views and reports. The P&ID chapter will introduce you to the custom directory, customizing the PID-SUP.lsp file and modify the CATT dialogs. The Datasheet chapter will teach you to create a new datasheet, import datasheets and use the datasheet utilities. In the Instrumentation chapter you will create a new auto-generated template, export tokens to an existing template and create IWD drawings. - Introduction to Data Management Administration - Understanding the Application File Structure - Overview of the Project Administrator for Managing and Editing Project Data - Administrative Functions of the Vision Utility - Data Manager Overview - Customizing the P&ID Application - Understanding the Datasheet Structure - Creating AutoCAD Instrumentation Drawings You will learn how to customize your project in the early stages to increase production within the life of the project.

142 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-12 Bentley AXSYS.Process User TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course teaches you how to use the AXSYS.Process for the concurrent use of process simulation results for stream and unit operations data, equipment sizing and the production of deliverables. You will be shown how to load process simulation data and use these to create Process Flow Diagrams. You will practice with the various tools for editing PFDs and adding stream tags, Equipment Title Blocks, Heat and Mass Tables and other elements to complete the drawings. You will examine a number of different methods to view and modify objects and properties in the database, including the use of the interface to Microsoft Excel for the production of datasheets and reports. You will then learn to use the PFD as a basis for an initial piping and instrumentation diagram, and the use of the AXSYS.Process P&ID tools to complete the drawing. Using AXSYS.Process internal calculations and third party applications, you will create equipment and piping designs and see how to manipulate multiple design scenarios in the AXSYS database. - Introduction to AXSYS.Process and the Workspaces concept - Loading simulations and the creation of the PFD - Using the PFD editing tools to create deliverable product - Viewing and modifying objects and properties in the AXSYS.Process database - Creation of an initial P&ID based on the PFD - Using the P&ID editing tools - Using AXSYS.Process design tools to create equipment and piping design alternatives You will learn how to rapidly prepare and evaluate multiple Front-end Engineering design alternatives based on simulation case studies

143 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-13 Bentley Data Manager and Datasheets User TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course is intended for project personnel responsible for the day-to-day entry, management, and reporting of component data. Each student will master skills to most efficiently manage project data created by the Bentley Process and Instrumentation applications. - Understanding the project environment - Data Manager Tags - Data Manager Views - Navigating through project data - Data Manager Reports - Datasheets You will learn to create, manipulate, and manage data at a project level through an MS Access-like interface.

144 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-14 Bentley Instrumentation & Wiring User TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units Attendees will learn how to develop a set of project deliverables for instrumentation and design using the Instrumentation Workgroup applications and engineering standard documentation file formats, such as.xls, dwg,.dxf, and ODBC compliant databases. Attendees will design detailed wiring configurations from the instrument to the control system, creating loop and termination diagrams. From the Instrumentation application. Attendees will also develop standards to be used in the project along with loop template generation. - Layout Designer - Project set-up and Data manipulation - Building loop components - Building field and card panels - Creating AutoCAD instrumentation drawings - Building a powered loop - Building a digital loop from standards - Creating loop components Attendees will learn how to develop a set of instrumentation project deliverables.

145 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-15 Bentley Navigator User and Administrator v8.6.1 TRC / Days: Earn 20 Learning Units This course provides instruction in the navigation through a JSpace object model, queries, annotation, animation, schedule simulation, interference detection and analysis, and administrator tasks. - Navigating a model - Querying the Object Model - Annotating the Object Model - Composing Animations - Analyzing Interferences in Moving Objects - Creating Output Files - Creating and Modifying Schedule Simulations - Managing Schedule Relationships - Setting Up, Detecting, and Managing Interferences - Optimizing Performance - Creating Multiple Projects - Customizing Interference Manager The topics in this course are covered on a more in-depth level than they are covered in the Bentley Navigator User Help. The course also provides for the demonstration of tasks that are better understood through instructor-led training.

146 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-16 Bentley Plant 2D Project Setup Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course teaches administrators and IT personnel how to setup P&IW projects. You will learn about the different types of project environments available within the Bentley structure. You will learn how to create databases and logins on SQL and Oracle servers. You will spend time in the Bentley Project Administrator utility creating a new project and then study in-depth the ini files. You will print and discuss the Entity Relationship diagram showing the relationships between the project tables. You will learn to configure your newly created project to fit your plants specific needs. Finally, you will learn how to use the Utility tools provided by Bentley to package your project to be sent out and to split your project into multiple projects. You will then merge the separate projects back together. - Introduction - Project Information - Creating Projects - Examining the Project Database - Configuring a Project - Project Utilities You will learn how to create and customize you projects within the varying database environments.

147 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-17 Bentley Plant Functional (2D) Solutions Update TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is provided to train users experienced in Bentley Plant 2D functional design applications on updates in the latest releases of this suite of applications. - Installation and Application Updates - Major Features and Enhancements for the Project Environment - PlantSpace P&ID Updates - AutoPLANT P&ID Updates - Datasheets Updates - Data Manager Updates - Instrumentation & Wiring Updates - Vision Updates Upon completion of this course, the attendee will be able to migrate their working environment to the latest version of the Bentley Plant functional 2D applications.

148 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-18 Bentley PlantSpace Design Series Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This comprehensive course provides instruction in the administration of the PlantSpace Design Series modules. - Setting up a project, populating the project database, creating a user project directory - Customizing the display of menus and tool boxes - Using basic Structured Query - Updating your project database - Updating the working units - Adding new catalog data based on an existing standard - Adding a new standard - Customizing attributes in attribute definition tables - Customizing component labels - Configuring Nozzle Manager, the program used to add and edit nozzles on equipment - Customizing Specification Maker, the program used to work with piping specifications - Customizing object properties, rules, and JSpace expressions - Customizing deliverables such as reports, isometric drawings, and drawing annotations - Setting up the Model Control System - Using the MCS Administrator Database tool - Configuring access control You will learn how to set up and administer a project's implementation of the PlantSpace Design Series.

149 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-19 Bentley PlantSpace Design Series User TRC / Days: Earn 40 Learning Units This course provides instruction in the use of the PlantSpace Design Series modules and creation of deliverables. Deliverables created from the PlantSpace model include isometric drawings, piping stress analysis neutral files, reports, plans and sections, and material takeoffs. - Intelligent modeling concepts - Placing and modifying components - Using AccuDraw - Storing and retrieving components in your project database - Defining discipline-specific model areas - Manipulating components based on query Statements You will learn how to make an intelligent 3D model of a plant and create deliverables from the model.

150 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-20 Bentley PlantSpace P&ID Administrator TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course teaches you how to create a project, configure PlantSpace P&ID using the configuration files, customize the PlantSpace P&ID interface, add a new component using Settings Manager, add a new tag set for the component, set up your ODBC data source, explain and configure processing commands, and explain and configure reporting. - Configuring a New Project - Adding a New Line - Adding a New Component - Using JSpace Concepts and Class Libraries to Configure Processing - Updating the Drawing from the Database - Modifying the Line Break Symbol - Adding a Control Valve Assembly - Adding an Instrument Line Break - Customizing the Title Block - Customizing the User Interface You will be able to set up and configure PlantSpace P&ID for user drafters according to your business needs.

151 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-21 Bentley PlantSpace P&ID Customization TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course introduces JSpace object technology concepts and how they are related to P&IDs. Users will gain an in-depth understanding of how the PlantSpace P&ID Object Engine is used within the product. - Adding a new cell component - Updating the P&ID from a Database - PlantSpace P&ID Configuration - PlantSpace P&ID Drafting - Working with JSpace Class Editor - Design File Processing - Design File Reporting Users will learn how to incorporate drafting standards into the system; configure the environment; modify and add class definitions; customize the object processing commands; define custom reports and link to external data and external programs. This course is a handson approach to customization and involves a significant number of lab exercises.

152 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-22 Bentley PlantSpace P&ID User TRC / Days: Earn 32 Learning Units This course shows you how drafting standards are incorporated into the system in order to create drawings. The drawings will be processed with PlantSpace P&ID to automatically create intelligent object-based schematics. PlantSpace P&ID lets you create process piping schematics that conform to a baseline drafting standard from existing P&IDs or from scratch. - Creating a P&ID - PlantSpace P&ID Interface in MicroStation - Stages of Drafting in PlantSpace P&ID - Placing Components - Grouping Components - Placing Equipment - Placing Process Lines - Placing Valves and Valve Operators - Placing Flow Arrows - Placing Sheet Connectors - Placing Instrument Lines - Placing Instrument Symbols - Grouping Components - Creating and Placing Assemblies - Completing the P&ID - Modifying the Drawing - Tagging Components - Controlling the Display of Tag Information Based on Tag Subsets - Reviewing Existing Tag information - Globally Editing Tag Information - Verifying and Conforming Graphical Attributes and Text Parameters - Verification Process - Conformance Process - Verifying all Components - Verifying all Components by - Verifying a Tag s Text Parameters - Verifying an Instance of a Specific Component - Conforming an Instance of a Specific Component - Conforming Multiple Instances of a Component by Example - Conforming a Tag s Text Parameters - Creating Intelligent P&IDs - PlantSpace Object Engine - Querying the P&ID Object Model - Detecting and Reviewing Processing Problems - Generating Report Data - Configuring the ODBC Data Source - Exporting P&ID Data to an ODBC Data Source - Querying the ODBC Data Source - Globally Updating Tags - Tagging all Components You will learn how to set up and use PlantSpace P&ID to create intelligent P&ID drawings.

153 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-23 Bentley PlantSpace Raceways User TRC / Day: Earn 8 Learning Units This course provides instruction in the use of the PlantSpace Raceways module in PlantSpace Design Series. - Overview of PlantSpace Design Series - General modeling guidelines - AccuDraw basics - Routing cable tray and conduit, one component at a time - Routing cable tray and conduit using a MicroStation SmartLine - Manipulating components using the Copy, Move, Stretch, Delete, and Edit Label utilities - Query components - Update the symbology of components - Create report data - Extract a plan or section of a design file - Annotate the design file You will learn how to place cable tray and conduit components using AccuDraw, manipulate the components, create report data, create a plan or section of a model, and annotate a drawing.

154 Instructor-led Courses PLANT 7-24 MicroStation Basics for Plant Design TRC / Days: Earn 16 Learning Units This course is the starting point for the process engineer who has never used MicroStation before. This course teaches you the fundamentals of MicroStation's operation as well as methods for applying its capabilities to the plant and process drawing workflow. - Introduction to MicroStation - Drawing with MicroStation - Viewing Designs in MicroStation - Drawing Arcs and Circles - Working with Levels - Manipulating Levels - Modifying Elements - Additional MicroStation Drawing Tools - Measuring and Dimensions - Organizing your Design File - Printing - A Design Exercise You will learn how to immediately begin working in a MicroStation-based working environment.

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