Online AutoCAD classes

Autodesk has free survey oriented tutorial's here:

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad-civil-3d/getting-started/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2015/ENU/Civil3D-Tutorials/files/GUID-20BCCB9B-BA7A-46E4-9ADF-9FF0D68083DC-htm.html

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J. D. Harrington, post: 380827, member: 11559 wrote: Hi guys,

Does anyone have any good recommendations on an AutoCAD Civil 3D course (ideally geared towards surveying)?

Background: I got hurt on the 4th of July, and I'm stuck at home not working or making money. My company seems to have abandon me, but I don't want that to slow me down. I want to keep active and enhance my resume before I graduate in December. My current laptop isn't that great, but it has run a basic AutoCAD before. any recommendation will be great.

Thanks,
John

If you search on Youtube there is a bunch of stuff on C3D as well.

I can't give you a link because we are not allowed to access Youtube from a work station....

Take a look at these colleges for online AutoCAD;

Carnegie Mellon University, North Carolina State University, Stanford University, University of California - San Diego and
University of Virginia.

First stop should be Penn Foster College, founded in 1890 as International Correspondence School, ICS has been in he distance learning business a very long time.

Paul in PA

If you are looking for a paid course ImaginIT Technologies offers several survey oriented Civil 3D courses.

http://www.imaginit.com/training/find-a-course-and-enroll/find-a-course/CourseId/1

What is your AutoCAD experience currently?

Thatcadgirl.com

Bradl, post: 380934, member: 2848 wrote: If you are looking for a paid course ImaginIT Technologies offers several survey oriented Civil 3D courses.

http://www.imaginit.com/training/find-a-course-and-enroll/find-a-course/CourseId/1

I was just looking at that one. They've emailed me some additional information already. Seems like they have some pretty good stuff.

ANOTHER_TEXAS_SURVEYOR, post: 381007, member: 8610 wrote: What is your AutoCAD experience currently?

I've taken a 3 credit basic AutoCAD course already. It shows you the basics of AutoCAD. In addition, I took a course called "Plans and Specifications" which was reliant on AutoCAD. Overall, I've had about 6 university credit hours of AutoCAD experience. I also used AutoCAD Civil 3D at my old internship in 2015. Nothing too extensive in that internship though, I just found property corners from old deeds and plugged the coordinates into AutoCAD.