Detailed coverage of how to create and save custom connections.
Detailed coverage of the Connection Vault to insert various types of connections. Detailed discussion of the Basic and Extended Modeling tools such as Portal/Gable Frames, Purlins, Trusses, Cage Ladders, Straight Stairs, Spiral Stairs, Hand-railings, and so on. Around 400 pages of tutorials on real-world Structural and Building models. 646 pages of in-depth coverage of the tools to create 3D structural model from scratch.
Covers Imperial units based on English US installation and Metric units based on English Australia installation. The following are some of the salient features of this textbook:Ĭomplimentary access to videos of all tutorials in the book. The author has specifically covered a number of pain-points that the users face on a day-to-day basis in their work. Real-world industry examples are specially chosen for the structural steel detailing and BIM industry. Here are some photos of these fantastic 50 days at Autodesk.This textbook covers in detail the tools that are used to create a 3D structural model. I want to end by saying I am so thankful for the opportunity provided to me. I can keep going, but this post is already too long. If you have the willingness to start a small local initiative to a global initiative, even non-work related, there are mechanisms in place to support that every step of the way. The world is your oyster is so true here. The third one is the opportunity to grow and explore. The regular 1:1s to the chats over coffee help you feel special and supported. I am so blessed to be working with the best management team of Timothy Hardwick, Aaron Georgeski, and Joselyn Lakin. The second one is the support from your team, all the way from your manager to the Director of your team. I should also give a shout-out to the amazing Kelsey Stein for the tremendous support. And I must say, in Mark Perrott, I have one of the best and funniest onboarding buddies. On top of this, the Onboarding buddy concept is sensational. People from various time zones reach out to you and offer help. But let me list a few.įirst and foremost is that everyone here is ready and willing to #help, whether they are from your team or not. They are way more than I could write here because of the word limit.
A lovely and heartwarming email from the VP of #Culture, #Diversity, & #Belonging reminded me that it’s my 50th day at Autodesk.Īpart from the everyday work we all do in our jobs, what difference did I find about working at #Autodesk in these 50 days?
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