Sector-specific

MicroStation Connect V.10

Engineering, Construction and Infrastructure 40 hours

Introduction

The Microstation Connect V.10 Course offers you the opportunity to master a key tool in computer-aided design, which is essential for sectors such as engineering, architecture and construction. With the growing demand for professionals trained in advanced design software, acquiring skills in MicroStation gives you a competitive edge in the job market. Through this course, you will gain an understanding of both basic and advanced concepts, ranging from managing the graphical environment to printing and customising projects. You will learn how to handle complex elements, dimensioning, terrain modelling and 3D drawing, as well as how to convert file formats and perform georeferencing. The course’s remote, online format offers flexibility, adapting to your needs and learning pace. Upon completion, you will be ready to tackle the sector’s current challenges and add value with your new skills.

Objectives

- Understand the basic concepts of MicroStation and its graphical environment.

- To learn how to select and manipulate drawing elements with precision.

- Manage projects by effectively monitoring levels and attributes.

- Use AccuDraw to improve accuracy when creating designs.

- Create and modify complex elements to improve projects.

- Add notes, dimensions and measurements to the drawings.

- Set up custom printouts and manage external references.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. BASIC CONCEPTS
MicroStation Basics
The MicroStation graphics environment
View our drawing
Basic drawing concepts
Selecting elements
TEACHING UNIT 2. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Blockages and adjustments
Level and attribute control
AccuDraw
Modifying and manipulating elements
Complex elements and grouping
TEACHING UNIT 3. COMPLEX ELEMENTS AND DIMENSIONING
Cells
Drawing annotations
Models
Patterns and shading
Marking out and measuring
TEACHING UNIT 4. PRINTING AND CUSTOMISATION
Terrain modelling and 3D drawing
References
Printing
Customisation
Geographical positioning and format conversion

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