Civil 3D, formally known as Autocad Civil 3D is an Autodesk product developed for civil engineering projects of Infrastructure likeas earthwork, subdivision, highways, land development, survey, and drainage etc. Starting with basic development from land survey to civil engineering design and documentation solution that supports BIM workflows. You can improve your understanding about the performance of the design to maintain more consistent data and processes within the BIM workflow, resulting in faster response to change.
D23 a specialist of Civil & Architecture techology, have developed a curriculum as per industry standards and Authorised by Autodesk in Mumbai, in last years imparted in training on Infraworks in and around Mumbai for Civil Engineering, like 
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Mumbai)
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI)
M.H.Saboo Siddik College of Engineering
Anjuman-i-Islam's Kalsekar Technical Campus & more..

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• Authorised Training Center in Mumbai for Civil 3D 
• Certified Trainers with Industry experience.
• Training on Latest version of software with valid licenses
• Authorised Study Material with Civil 3d tutorials developed by Autodesk Authors.
• Authorised Certification for Civil 3D from Autodesk with Global Validity.
• Free Student version software from Autodesk

1. Starting Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D
2. Working with Survey Points and Surfaces
3. Working with Alignments and Profiles
4. Working with Assemblies, Sub-Assemblies and Corridors
5. Sample lines, Sections, and quantity takeoffs
6. Grading
7. Pipe and Pressure Networks

• The basics of AutoCAD Civil 3D
• AutoCAD Civil 3D interface
• Create points, surfaces and customize their styles
• Create and customize alignments and profiles
• Create and customize assemblies, sub-assemblies, and corridors
• Create sample lines, sections, and perform quantity take off
• Create and edit the grading
• Create and edit pipe and pressure networks

• Introducing AutoCAD Civil 3D and its GUI
• Creating and editing point objects
• Creating and editing point settings, point styles, and point label styles
• Editing Points
• Creating and editing point groups
• Creating and editing surfaces, surface styles, surface labels, and surface label styles
• Creating Volume Surfaces
• Analyzing surfaces
• Creating Surface Analysis Tables
• Creating and editing alignments
• Designing criteria-based alignments
• Editing alignment properties
• Creating and editing alignment styles, alignment label styles
• Adding alignment tables
• Creating and editing super elevation
• Defining a profile design criteria
• Editing layout/design profiles
• Creating and editing profile view styles, profile labels, band sets, and band styles
• Viewing and editing profile properties, profile view properties
• Creating assemblies and assembly styles
• Using assembly codes
• Working with sub-assemblies
• Adding assemblies to TOOL PALETTES
• Creating corridors and corridor surfaces
• Calculating earthwork volumes
• Creating Civil 3D objects using corridors
• Selecting and editing corridor station
• Checking the corridor visibility
• Extracting corridor solids and bodies
• Creating Sample Lines
• Viewing and editing sample line properties
• Sample line group properties
• Editing sample lines
• Creating single and multiple section views
• Viewing and editing section view properties
• Defining Quantity Take Offs criteria
• Computing materials
• Generating volume reports
• Grading objects
• Creating grading criteria sets
• Creating grading groups
• Editing grading using the grading editor tools
• Creating grading infill
• Viewing and editing grading styles
• Creating a pipe network
• Drawing pipe network parts in a profile view
• Viewing and editing network properties
• Editing pipe network in plan layout
• Performing interference check
• Swapping parts
• Creating pressure networks
• Creating pressure networks from objects
• Viewing and editing pressure network properties
• Editing pressure network
• Adding pressure network labels and tables
• Validating a pressure network