posted by Marilyn Law
When it comes to office ergonomics, the trend is the wide open spaces. Mark Kiker offers some tips for making it work better for everyone.
posted by Mark Kiker
AUGI Top DAUG competition at AU2011 was expanded. Read more about the winners and the t-shirt design.
posted by Mark Kiker
It was one knowledge-enhancing, career-building event after another at AU 2011. From a special breakfast "thank you" to AUGI volunteers, to the Annual Meeting, Beer Bust, and the crowning of the 2011 Top DAUG, AU 2011 was a memorable event for AUGI members.
posted by David Harrington
Visitors to HP's AU booth got to disassemble a workstation, laugh and learn, and catch some flying money. Here's the recap.
posted by Marilyn Law
The AUGI Wish List Top 10 for AutoCAD, Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, Revit Structure, Autodesk Inventor, and AutoCAD Civil 3D.
posted by Mark Kiker
Get a better idea of how long it really takes to design, layout, detail, and check. Patrick Hughes shows you how in the first part of a two-part series.
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by Marilyn Law
Converting COGO points from one form to another is easy with this step-by-step method from author Richard Sincovec.
posted by Marilyn Law
In this article, Melinda Heavrin explains the Customize User Interface (CUI) within AutoCAD Architecture.
posted by Melinda Heavrin
Highly customizable AutoCAD is a boon to designers, but the ability to manage your customization is crucial. Here are some tips.
posted by Matt Worland
Get to know Jamie Gwilliam, Application Specialist, Media & Entertainment, Autodesk, Inc.
posted by Marilyn Law
Check out the advantages and disadvantages of computing in a Public Cloud, Remote Private Cloud, and Private Cloud.
posted by Marilyn Law
There's little doubt that BIM is trending upward. Make sure your career does, too.
posted by Marilyn Law
Tips, pointers, and a procedure for delegating correct tasks to the correct people.
posted by William Campbell
posted by Beth Powell
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by David Raynor
Author Paul Munford shows you how to create and place multiple, infinitely variable copies of an existing iCopy Template Assembly.
posted by Marilyn Law
This article describes how to model complex roofs, walls, beams, and floors by using the “pick by face” command and by finding the intersections of their surfaces.
posted by Marilyn Law
