IQL will show how there are different ways of working/interacting with the built environment and explain the integrated project delivery: client, project manager, and main contractor being 1 team with the same goal approach. We'll explain how we developed a strategy, managed the design, and delivered from concept design to project handover using different digital technologies at different stages. This class will demonstrate how we've created a strategy and EIR for a project that will run for the next 8 years and which will attract future tenants. We’ll show this from a project management point of view: management of the design stakeholders, management of design, BIM for master planning, quantification, the use of BIM for visualisation/VR, and BIM as a product to attract tenants. From a construction management view, we'll demonstrate trade design coordination, supply chain management/education, BIM on-site, 4D sequencing and construction optimisation, and BIM use for tenant engagement.

AutoCAD mobile is a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app that lets the same application run on all Windows 10 devices, including Surface and Windows tablets, laptops, and desktops. This blurring of the gap between mobile and desktop gives all users a cohesive experience with mobility in design—the best of both worlds: simplicity and operational ease, with a sensitive-touch interface and complete support for keyboard, mouse, and surface pen. In this class, we will demonstrate how you can boost productivity with the AutoCAD mobile app on Windows 10 devices. We will take a deep dive into the app's core features, including moving files into the app from any kind of storage; working with DWG™, PDF, and DXF files; and bringing mobility to drawings without maintaining multiple copies of the same drawing. We will also take a sneak peek into what's in store for the future with the AutoCAD mobile app on Windows 10 devices, including Microsoft Surface Hub.

A transformation of an organization's legacy engineering design systems first requires a vision. This class will discuss the vision of using Building Information Modeling (BIM) for 3D intelligent design to transform San Diego Gas & Electric's transmission and substation engineering design and construction process. The transformation includes the implementation of a number of Autodesk, Inc., Solutions in an integrated mosaic of engineering design workflows. We start with conceptual design using InfraWorks software. We will follow this with detailed design and analysis with AutoCAD Civil 3D software, Inventor software, AutoCAD Electrical software, and Substation Design Solution software. A fundamental concept is the adoption of 3D model components for engineering design standardization and construction standards publishing and training. The implementation of BIM 360 software for construction quality assurance / quality control management will complete the transformation. We will discuss a strategic 3-year plan, and we will demonstrate visuals that are being used to convey the vision and build consensus across the organization.

This lab will walk students through an introduction to some advanced AutoLISP concepts and practices. Students will get a taste of reactors, VBA-style programming in AutoLISP, and advanced function and processes.

ObjectARX technology is the premier API (application programming interface) that is supported by AutoCAD software, AutoCAD for Mac software, and the industry-specific AutoCAD software systems. If you need to access APIs that aren't exposed through AutoLISP programming language, if you want to create applications that are optimized for large data sets, or if you need to build efficient applications for Windows and Mac OS, ObjectARX technology may be the most effective API for you. This lecture will help you understand the basics of ObjectARX technology. We will discuss which development tools you need, how to interact with AutoCAD software, and how to create a very simple 'Hello World-esque' project. ObjectARX technology utilizes the C++ programming language, but this session does not require that you know C++. Prior AutoCAD software programming experience with AutoLISP programming language or Microsoft .NET is highly recommended. The second session of this series is a hands-on lab.

If you’ve been wondering how to integrate your electrical and mechanical disciplines to deliver a collaborative and connected design experience, then this is the class for you. We’ll review the real-time data exchange between AutoCAD Electrical software and Inventor software, and all of the associated capabilities that this enables in your electromechanical designs.

If you are currently using core AutoCAD functionality to develop controls drawings and you’re interested in the AutoCAD Electrical toolset, this is the class for you. Learn the key functionality of the AutoCAD Electrical toolset, and see the new hot features. This class will be electrifying and have you feeling that spark of love for AutoCAD Electrical.

Are you responsible for all things electrical in your galaxy? If so, this class is for you. We'll cover all aspects of guarding your AutoCAD Electrical implementation. We'll cover symbol and database management, environment configuration, templates, standards, and best practices. We'll also discuss planning out an implementation and upgrades.

Do you want to take your AutoCAD Electrical implementation to the next level? Then this session is perfect for you. In this session, you’ll learn from two of the industries best AutoCAD Electrical consultants. Discover how to implement for your company, and cover the next level, including topics such as SQL Catalog. Learn about the environment file, project settings, and drawing settings.

Are you responsible for all things electrical in your galaxy? If so, this class is for you. We'll cover all aspects of guarding your AutoCAD Electrical implementation. We'll cover symbol and database management, environment configuration, templates, standards, and best practices. We'll discuss planning out an implementation and upgrades. We are Groot!!

If you’re currently using core AutoCAD functionality to develop controls drawings and you’re interested in the AutoCAD Electrical toolset, this is the class for you. Learn the key functionality of the AutoCAD Electrical toolset and get a chance to try it out. This class will be electrifying and have you feeling that spark of love for AutoCAD Electrical.

AutoCAD Electrical software is full of automation tools, from automated wire numbering to full API. In this session, we’ll learn about a range of tools designed to automate and increase productivity. Learn about some of the great automation tools that can drastically help your organization increase productivity, standardization, and consistency. We’ll cover Automatic Reports, Title Block Update, various import and export utilities, and Circuit Builder.

On your mark, get set-GO! Back by popular demand, this fast-paced class will keep you on your toes with brand-new, rapid-fire tips and tricks and all-time favorites to help you get the most out of your time in AutoCAD Electrical software. So hold on tight, it's going to be a wild ride!

Tired of clicking through the same paths several times a day just to get to default directories? Do you want to help yourself and others store files in the proper directories? This class is for you. We will discuss the WD.ENV and WD_M files used to initiate the AutoCAD Electrical software environment and provide default paths for various commands. We will also touch on templates and shared environments.

Add intelligence to your drawings with attribute data. This class will show you the tools and techniques used to work effectively with block attributes. Learn how to define attributes, redefine existing attribute data, and then take your documentation to the next level by extracting the attribute data to an external file or a table in the drawing.

In this class you will get a look at the 10 most popular apps for under $100 available in the new Autodesk Exchange right now, including AutoCAD software plug-ins, web services, and content that you can immediately download and use to be more productive and solve pressing problems. The most popular apps available from Autodesk Exchange are AutoCAD software productivity enhancers that can help you and your team get the job done faster, eliminate boring repetitive tasks, wow the boss—all while getting you home earlier on a Friday afternoon.

Paper space and plotting using AutoCAD software applications can be overwhelming and frustrating. Paper space is often misunderstood and plotting is not necessarily the most intuitive task. This class will work through the process of setting up a drawing for plotter output using paper space layouts. You will learn about viewport scaling and viewport property overrides, as well as how to effectively use Page Setups to easily change plot settings.

Inventor software and AutoCAD Electrical software are powerful products of electromechanical design. The data in these two software systems can be transferred to each other bidirectionally. We can manage the data of electromechanical design via Vault software. We can create a BOM with objects drawn in AutoCAD Electrical and Inventor in Vault. We can map the Properties of our AutoCAD Electrical project to Vault Items. Come to this session to see how.

Can 2D wiring drawings and 3D mesh models play together? This class will explore the possibilities of using iPhone/iPad Pro LiDAR to create mesh models of substation assets in the field. In this case study, working with a utility customer, we scanned their substation wiring panels with an iPad and iPhone Pro. Next, we created mesh models in a ReCap Photo environment and connected it to its 2D drawings in AutoCAD Electrical software. Finally, we attached it as part of a lifecycle in Vault software. Capturing this data could allow engineers and designers to see the actual wiring in a model with their 2D wiring drawing. This can also allow snapshots of how the rack was wired at that point in time. We’ll go over the process of retrieving the data, the differences in hardware, exploring the advantages and shortcomings of the data retrieved and how we may further the process as the technology improves.