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• Creating Maps from Imported Data

  
  
  
  

  
  

  Creating Maps from Imported Data Course Introduction

  (Course Duration: 40 minutes)

   

  Course Description

  Imported Map data uses different tools and features from those used when working with connected map data.  This course will showcase the features and tools around working with imported data.  You will learn how to create drawing maps from imported data using AutoCAD Map 3D.  Drawing maps are ideal for viewing and analyzing data from external sources, which is particularly valuable when you are working with GIS data.  Using the Map 3D tools and features you can bring data into map layers to overlay or underlay native drawing entities.  The data residing in a map layer can be stylized and queried for enhanced map display or analyzation.  

   

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course teach you how to:

  · Importing Map Data

  · Bringing in Map Images

  · Creating Themes for Imported Data

  · Labeling Imported Data

  · Editing Imported Data

  · Analyzing Imported Data

   

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following:

  · Understanding of AutoCAD basics to navigate and drawing file.

   

  CPD via CPD UK Accredited Course

  This course is eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit via CPD UK. This is a globally recognized CPD meaning the learning activity has reached the required Continuing Professional Development standards and benchmarks. If you would like to learn more, please see CPDUK. You can log your CPD credits by creating an account and providing the correct, required information. If you would like to log your CPD credits with another organization, you will need to navigate that process as directed by the target organization.

   

  Tips:

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

  · Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer.

  · Go Full Screen when watching videos.

   

  
  

• Creating Maps from Connected Data

  
  
  
  

  
  

  Creating Maps from Connected Data Course Introduction

  (Course Duration: 45 minutes)

   

  Course Description

  Connected Map data uses different tools and features from those used when working with imported map data.  This course will showcase the features and tools around working with connected data.  You will learn how to create drawing maps from connected data using AutoCAD Map 3D.  Drawing maps are ideal for viewing and analyzing data from external sources, which is particularly valuable when you are working with GIS data.  Using the Map 3D tools and features you can bring data into map layers to overlay or underlay native drawing entities.  The data residing in a map layer can be stylized and queried for enhanced map display or analyzation.  

   

  Course Objectives

  The material presented in this course teach you how to:

  · Connecting Map Data

  · Bringing in Map Images

  · Setting Data Display Styles

  · Labeling Connected Data

  · Editing Connected Data

  · Creating Connected Data Query

  · Analyzing Connected Data

   

  Course Prerequisites

  To participate in this training course, you should have the following:

  · Understanding of AutoCAD basics to navigate and drawing file.

   

  CPD via CPD UK Accredited Course

  This course is eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit via CPD UK. This is a globally recognized CPD meaning the learning activity has reached the required Continuing Professional Development standards and benchmarks. If you would like to learn more, please see CPDUK. You can log your CPD credits by creating an account and providing the correct, required information. If you would like to log your CPD credits with another organization, you will need to navigate that process as directed by the target organization.

   

  Tips:

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

  · Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer.

  · Go Full Screen when watching videos.