In the last post I listed out the Data Management lecture classes at AU2011. This time I have outlined even more Data Management related classes in discipline related tracks:
CI4500 BIM 360 with AutoCAD Civil 3D, Autodesk Vault Collaboration, & Buzzsaw - In this class, we will look at delivering the promise of BIM 360 in the civil infrastructure profession by leveraging the interaction between AutoCAD Civil 3D, Vault Collaboration AEC, and Buzzsaw.
CI4557-U Project Workflow in a Collaborative Environment - In this unconference session, we will discuss the capabilities of Autodesk® Vault Collaboration AEC and its interaction with infrastructure software.
CI4563 Case Study: Vault Collaboration for Infrastructure - Don't believe Vault is ready for the infrastructure environment? Come see a customer who has successfully implemented Vault and used it to increase productivity in on a real project.
CI4539-P No Project Is an Island: A Practical Guide to BIM Workflow - This class will explain how to set up and manage a secure collaborative environment using Autodesk® Vault Collaboration AEC, AutoCAD® Civil 3D®, Autodesk Buzzsaw® and Autodesk Navisworks®.
CI5529 A Data Management and Infrastructure Modeling Platform for the Qatar Integrated Railways Project - We will describe a success story, highlight the implementation challenges, and point out the benefits of infrastructure modeling for a large-scale railway project.
CP4547 Vault Programming: Now with Events - The Autodesk Vault 2012 API has a new feature: Events. Now you can take your programs to the next level by customizing the Vault business logic. There are three types of events in Vault 2012, each with its own set of rules and features. This class will go over them all so that you can choose the right tool for the job.
MP4569 Incorporating Autodesk Revit into an Autodesk Vault Environment - Yes, Revit can utilize the security and workflow benefits of Autodesk Vault Collaboration AEC. This class will explore the interaction between the two applications and explain how using Vault can benefit a building project.
CR5563 Autodesk Vault Collaboration AEC Processes with Revit and Navisworks - This class creates an in-depth understanding of the new Vault Collaboration AEC platform and, in particular, its integrations with Autodesk Revit and Autodesk Navisworks.
MA5161 Trimming the Fat: What Can Product Lifecycle Management Do for Me? - Join us for a special class where we take a brief look at the history of PLM and its challenges and then look to the future to evaluate trends in technology that allow solutions to be more attainable than ever for solving real challenges throughout the product and project development process.
LF8580 Data Management as a Strategic Advantage - Attend this class to learn more about key data management initiatives and review customer case studies highlighting successful implementations currently benefiting from process efficiency.
MA5001 Why You Need integration Between Your Autodesk Vault Professional Data Management System and ERP/PLM Systems - In this class, you will learn what information is relevant in each system. Should the information be held redundantly? What are the workflows for exchanging data between the systems? When is the right time to do it? Should the integration be bidirectional? Attend this class and find out.
MA5034 "LEAN" Into The Vault: Using Autodesk Vault to Support Lean Approaches to the Development Process - This class takes a look at how Autodesk® Vault can be used to support key aspects of lean approaches to the development process.
MA4282 Integrating AutoCAD Electrical with Autodesk Vault Professional - We will also show you how to configure Vault Professional to communicate with AutoCAD Electrical. You can send project file information from AutoCAD Electrical to Vault Professional, and send item information from Vault Professional to AutoCAD Electrical.
MA4363 Real-Life Vault and Content Center for Large Organizations & Enterprises - This class will open up the world of Autodesk Vault Data Management and Content Center for use in large organizations such as regional or global enterprises.
DM7180-U The Vault Knows All: Using for Autodesk Vault for Data Management - Share best practices with peers and get answers to your data management questions in this unconference session. This session is all about networking with your peers and data management industry experts.
DM2744-U Autodesk BIM 360: Collaboration & Data Management for AEC - In this unconference session, learn from peers and the team at Autodesk about how to harness Autodesk BIM 360 for collaboration and data management in AEC.
DL5265-U Architectural, Mechanical, and BIM Sharing and Management - This unconference session will provide a forum to discuss successes and failures with respect to these questions. Put on your thinking caps and bring your megaphones, because those who participate fully are likely to reap the greatest benefit from this class.
DL5010 Big Projects with Vault Professional: Successful Implementation - Which steps are needed to make an implementation successful? You will learn how to approach big projects, what are the key success factors, and what are the main points to be discussed when initiating the project.
BO5347 Standards and Process and Vault, Oh My! Case Study of a CAD Modernization Project - This class includes redefining CAD standards, establishing a documented design process, standardizing on a specific version of AutoCAD, switching from paper markup to redlining, implementing a tracking system based on Autodesk® Vault.
And that’s not all. Next, we’ll take a look at AU Virtual classes that cover Autodesk Data Management.
-Brian Schanen
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Hi, can you please provide more details? I would like to sign in but I'm not a student, will it be possible? And can I sign only to the A Data Management and Infrastructure Modeling Platform seminar?
Posted by: comment system | 10/23/2011 at 04:24
Scott, these lecture style classes are recorded and available to AU online members, just as in years past. The AU Virtual courses are only online, no lecture or in-person attendance required.
Posted by: Brian Schanen | 10/13/2011 at 16:10
does your last comment mean none of these classes will be available online afterwards?
Posted by: scott | 09/30/2011 at 23:53