Learn to use AutoCAD Civil 3D for site design projects such as grading and storm design.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What is site design?
- Understanding layout and grading
- Understanding storm design
- Understanding feature lines
- Understanding feature lines and slites
- Creating featuring lines
- Editing feature line PIs
- Editing feature line curves
- Breaking and joining feature lines
- Trimming and extending feature lines
- Using stepped offset
- Adding and removing elevation points
- Raising and lowering feature lines
- Editing individual feature line elevations
- Setting a slope along a feature line
- Assigning surface elevations to a feature line
- Working with Split Point Resolution
- Understanding grading objects
- Working with grading groups
- Creating grading objects
- Modifying grading objects
- Working with infills
- Working with volumes
- Understanding phased grading
- Building an overall grading scheme
- Assigning grading scheme elevations
- Tying the entrance drive to the road
- Creating curbs
- Daylighting
- Creating a parking lot surface
- Adding channels and berms
- Editing the surface
- Creating an FG surface
- Labeling your grading design
- Understanding storm design for sites
- Determining inlet locations
- Creating inlets
- Adding pipes
- Adding more structures
- Labeling the storm system
- Adding a profile
- Grading the pond: Part 1
- Grading the pond: Part 2
- Finalizing the storm design
- Next steps
Taught by
Eric Chappell
