By Mark Scacco, PE on November 29, 2011
If you are looking for more than just a job and want to start a career then read on.
For less than the cost of a daily cup of coffee, you can learn the basic skills you need to get started on a career in Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). While CAD [...]
Posted in AutoCAD, Autodesk, BIM/CIM, Building Information Modeling, Civil 3D, Subscription, training
By Mark Scacco, PE on November 23, 2011
Chicago, November 2011 – Engineered Efficiency announced today a special “Black Friday” offer good only on November 25, 2011 for their CAD/BIM eLearning site www.AECMentor.com. Subscribers who sign up on that day can register for only $14.95 using coupon code: LearnNow. That is a savings of $135 off the regular first month fee of $149.95.
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By Mark Scacco, PE on June 3, 2011
Engineered Efficiency, Inc. (EE) announced the release of its exclusive Autodesk Storm & Sanitary Analysis (SSA) course to be held online June 22-23, 2011. Registration is now open and space is limited to 25 registrants. Full course details and registration information can be found at http://goo.gl/eldU9.
Autodesk SSA is a comprehensive H&H application extension [...]
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By Mark Scacco, PE on October 22, 2010
For a limited time only, you can pre-order EE ProPack CAD Manager 2011 for only $95. This price is good until the official release later this year. After the release, the price per license will go up to $225.
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The pre-order grants you rights to the 2012 version upon its release next summer for [...]
Posted in EE ProPack
By Mark Scacco, PE on October 14, 2010
“EFF asked the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Tuesday to review its ruling in Vernor v. Autodesk, a decision that could undermine the rights of software buyers and other consumers.” See full story here: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/10/eff-asks-appeals-court-review-dangerous-first-sale
Posted in Autodesk | Tagged Vernor
By Mark Scacco, PE on October 6, 2010
Question: Is there a way to use the out-of-the-box functionality of Civil 3D to determine floodplain limits from HEC-RAS data?
Posted in H&H | Tagged Flood plain, Floodplain, Hec-Ras
By Mark Scacco, PE on September 27, 2010
Here’s a rundown of some of the new things Autodesk is working on for the upcoming Subscription Advantage Pack release for releases of Civil 3D. I’ve listed the tools/features based on product. Since C3D is built on AutoCAD and contains all Map 3D functionality too, you not only get the SAP tools for C3D, but [...]
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By Mark Scacco, PE on September 1, 2010
Part 6: Back in April, I started writing a regular column for CE News, called Leveraging Technology. You can find most of the articles on their website, but I figured I’d make it easy for you and post them here as well.
Meetings are an important, and often unavoidable, part of nearly every business. While much [...]
Posted in training | Tagged CE News
By Mark Scacco, PE on August 31, 2010
Autodesk announced that this Fall it will be releasing a native Mac version of AutoCAD. While the exact release date has yet to be determined, the New York Times is reporting that it will be sometime in October. This is exciting news for Mac users who, since 1992 (the last year Autodesk released a version [...]
Posted in AutoCAD | Tagged Mac
By Mark Scacco, PE on August 25, 2010
Part 5: Back in April, I started writing a regular column for CE News, called Leveraging Technology. You can find most of the articles on their website, but I figured I’d make it easy for you and post them here as well.
As a consultant working with clients across the country, I’ve noticed that nearly every [...]
Posted in training | Tagged CE News
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