The following Excitech training courses relate to these design solutions. Click on the course name for more details including course content and course schedules.
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Provides foundation-level training for the new AutoCAD 2011 user. Includes tuition on commands, and techniques required to create, edit and print drawings.
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This course is designed to explore the fundamental concepts and workflows for creating 3D models.
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On this training course, learn the features, commands, and techniques for creating, editing and printing drawings.
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The primary objective of this course is to bring delegates up to date with the new features introduced in AutoCAD 2009.
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This Intermediate course is designed for the experienced user who requires additional learning.
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This course explores the fundamental concepts and workflows for creating 3D models.
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AutoCAD 2010 builds on the improvements made in the 2009 version with major new 2D and 3D design features to further enhance product functionality.
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This course is designed for the experienced user who wants to go further with AutoCAD.
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This course introduces delegates to the new features of AutoCAD 2011
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A single day looks at the new features as well as some of the more significant features introduced in 2008 and 2009, combining these enhancements into a single, highly focused course.
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This course introduces delegates to the new features of AutoCAD LT 2011
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Designed to help delegates understand the technical side of CAD Management
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On this course, learn the features, commands, and techniques for creating, editing and printing drawings.
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Designed as a single-day introduction which can be taken as an individual day, to learn the very basics, or combined with Modules 2 and 3 to form a complete essentials level programme of study.
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Designed as the second part of the three-day course which is ideally taken as part of the three day modular course, but can be taken as a standalone course provided that the course pre-requisites are met.
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Designed as the final part of the three-day course which is ideally taken as the last part of the three day modular course, but can be taken as a standalone course provided that the course pre-requisites are met.
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Designed as a single-day introduction which can be taken as an individual day, to learn the very basics, or combined with Modules 2 and 3 to form a complete essentials level programme of study.
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Designed as the second part of the three-day course which is ideally taken as part of the three day modular course, but can be taken as a standalone course provided that the course pre-requisites are met.
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Designed as the final part of the three-day course which is ideally taken as the last part of the three day modular course, but can be taken as a standalone course provided that the course pre-requisites are met.
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This course is designed to enable the experienced MicroStation user to quickly migrate to AutoCAD.
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Landscape Design is a discipline that encompasses many workflows that result in designs ranging from human-scale site fixtures to regional masterplans.
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The advanced topics course is designed for experienced SketchUp users who want to investigate advanced topic areas including working with CAD, creating curved surfaces and employing advanced presentation techniques for SketchUp models.
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The SketchUp Essentials One and Two, Training course provides delegates without prior experience, with a grounding in the use SketchUp.
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The Mastering 3D Using SketchUp: Geomodeling Training course provides
students with a comprehensive overview of the process and benefits of exploring
the interoperability of SketchUp and Google Earth, and a deeper look into the
Google 3D Warehouse.
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Training for the AutoCAD 2010 user migrating from 2008.
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