Learning Path Courses:

• Exporting and Printing

  Exporting and Printing: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn how to to setup a drawing in MicroStation using design models and sheet models. Once setup you will be taken through the printing and batch printing functionality as well as how to setup a project using Sheet Index.  You will also learn how to export single files, and batch export multiple files to a different file format.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Create a sheet model

  • Create a sheet model for export to AutoCAD drawing

  • Print sheet models

  • Use the sheet index to print multiple design files

  • Use Save as to convert a DGN to DWG

  • Batch export multiple Microstation design files to AutoCAD drawing files

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  
  

  Video Duration: 38 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

• Getting Started in Microstation

  Getting Started in Microstation: Course Introduction

  The getting started course introduces you to the layout of the MicroStation environment, shows you where to access the most common and frequently used tools,  and how to navigate the interface. You will be introduced to the functionality of the mouse and how selection works. The session will cover creating new files and the different types of models that can exist in a MicroStation file.

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Start a new work session in Microstation

  • Create a new design file.

  • Access the most common and frequently used tools

  • Navigate the user interface

  • Operate the mouse

  • Use element selection

  • Navigate and manage views

  • Work with model types

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  This is the introductory course to Microstation 2D drafting and does not require prerequisites, although having knowledge an experience with computer automated drafting is beneficial.

  

  Video Duration: 66 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

  
  

• Creating Basic 2D Geometry

  Creating Basic 2D Geometry: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn how to place basic geometry elements using Microstation. Foundational 2D drafting elements include lines, Smartlines, arcs, and curves.  Getting experience creating these primitive 2D elements will prepare you for more advanced drafting.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Place Lines
  • Place Smartlines
  • Place Arcs
  • Place Circles
  • Assign Element Attributes

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  
  

  Video Duration: 16 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

  
  

• Manipulating Elements

  Manipulating Elements: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn how to common and frequently used tools for manipulating elements in Microstation. Building on your knowledge of creating elements in the previous course, you’ll be introduced to the commonly used copy, move, scale, rotate, stretch, and align tools. In addition, you’ll learn frequently used tools like trim, extend, and break elements.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Copy and move elements
  • Scale elements
  • Rotate elements
  • Stretch an element
  • Align elements
  • Trim and Extend elements
  • Break elements

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  • Creating Basic 2D Geometry

  
  

  Video Duration: 21 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

  
  

• Drawing with Accuracy and Precision

  Drawing with Accuracy and Precision: Course Introduction

  This course provides an in-depth exploration of AccuDraw and AccuSnap tools in MicroStation, focusing on enhancing precision and efficiency in design workflows. Participants will learn to leverage these tools to streamline their drafting processes, ensuring accurate and swift creation of complex geometries.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you:

  • About AccuSnaps and how to leverage them for accurate and precise drafting.

  • How to set AccuSnap defaults, and change the running snap option for a single use.

  • How to leverage Multi-snaps.

  • How to use snaps to solve projected intersections.

  • About AccuDraw and how to leverage it for drafting more accurately.

  • How to use Smartlock with AccuDraw.

  • How to use the Origin tool to shift the start and end of lines.

  • How to change modes from rectangular to polar in AccuDraw.

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  
  

  Video Duration: 30 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

• Creating and Managing Levels

  Creating and Managing Levels: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn about Levels and how to leverage them in your Microstation design files. Levels are used to organize and manage different elements within a design file.  They serve a similar purpose to layers in AutoCAD.  Some of the key purposes include; separating and organizing elements, control the appearance of elements, managing the visibility of elements, and managing global and view specific display.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you:

  • Understanding levels
  • Level basics
  • Controlling level display
  • Managing element symbology through levels
  • Using level and filter groups

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  
  

  Video Duration: 19 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

• Annotating and Detailing

  Annotating and Detailing: Course Introduction

  This training course provides comprehensive instruction on annotation and detailing in MicroStation. Participants will learn how to effectively use annotation tools to create detailed drawings, and apply best practices for the most common and frequently used Microstation tools. This course is ideal for new users of Microstation seeking to enhance their technical drafting skills.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Use and navigate the Text Editor

  • Leverage annotation scale to resize text, dimensions, notes, tables, and hatching

  • Place and edit Text and Notes

  • Place and edit dimensions

  • Place and edit Tables

  • Place and edit Hatches, Patterns, and Fills

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  Video Duration: 64 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

  
  

• Working with Cells

  Working with Cells: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn how to leverage cells in Microstation to create reusable CAD geometry. Cells allow you to quickly and easily create commonly used CAD geometry without having to redraw every new instance. They can be created from simple and/or complex elements and include your organization’s CAD standards to make your deliverables more consistent. Cells can be used repetitively within a design file, and across all design files in your organization. This course will teach you the basics of working with cells, including how to create cells and append your cell libraries.

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Place cells
  • Place line terminators
  • Manipulate cell placement
  • Edit cell properties
  • Create cells
  • Edit cell definitions
  • Use element templates to place cells
  • Place cell index

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  • Creating Basic 2D Geometry

  • Manipulating Elements

  • Drawing with Accuracy and Precision

  
  

  Video Duration: 47 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.

  
  

• Referencing Files

  Referencing Files: Course Introduction

  In this course, you will learn how to use references in Microstation to create design file compositions consisting of multiple external design files and raster images. Reference files play a significant role in CAD drafting, in that they allow you to federate multiple project files into a single design file.  As multiple team members work on separate design files, you get the updates as they are being made.  Leveraging reference files allows you to better organize your design files to alleviate excessive file size, and keep working drawings more compact and manageable.  

  
  

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course will teach you how to:

  • Attach design files
  • Work with reference files
  • Attach and display external images
  • Transform images to align and scale to elements in your design file
  • Display “Live” Bing Maps.

  
  

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course you should have the requisite knowledge on the topics covered in the course(s):

  • Getting Started in Microstation

  
  

  Video Duration: 24 Minutes

  
  

  Tips:

  • Turn off your phone, and close your email, text, and social media apps.

  • Plug headphones or earbuds to your computer.

  • Go Full Screen when watching videos.