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AUGIWORLD September 2018 Issue

AUGIWORLD September 2018 Issue

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September—the end of summer, school back in session, and the AUGI Salary Survey! Under the expert direction of Melanie Stone, the 17th Annual AUGI Salary Survey presents data on numerous aspects of AUGI members’ professional lives.

Salaries, sure, but also benefits, pay raises, satisfaction with current positions, education level, workload growth, percentage of members who changed jobs in the last year, working after hours, and trends.

After you’ve studied the survey, be sure to check out all the other informative articles in the September issue.

In the September  2018 issue:

  • Leveraging Corridors and Feature Lines — Shawn Herring investigates enhancements to AutoCAD Civil 3D that focus on corridor modeling.

  • InfraWorks BIM 360 Docs & Shared Views — Tony Carcamo explores the use of BIM 360 to improve collaboration among all members of the team.

  • Level Up with 3ds Max — Brian Chapman focuses on hard-surface scene construction in 3ds Max 2019 to reach the highest standard of quality.

  • Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan — Adam Muñoz discusses Plan View in Revit Structure. You’ll get tips, learn to avoid roadblocks, try some experiments, and more.

  • Don’t Quit… Yet — Mark Kiker gives you some things to consider after you’ve read this year’s AUGI Salary Survey. To begin, look deeper than the data.

  • Tackling Tables in AutoCAD — Sam Lucido offers basic and advanced tips for making the most of AutoCAD tables.

  • The Stuff Revit Legends Are Made Of — Nathan Mulder helps you work with the legend tools in Revit MEP software.

  • The Revit User: A Soft Cost Factor of AEC — Jay B. Zallan advises Revit users to work at their craft (tirelessly) to increase productivity and skill.

  • Inside Track — Brian Andresen with three new AEC-related offerings from Autodesk and partners. This month: Warchart, an interactive tool that helps navigate and ultimately eliminate Revit warnings; Bird Tools Tag Alignment Tool, a Revit add-in that arranges and organizes Revit tags and text notes; and ViewIT, which is a Revit app for accessing views and sheets to help streamline model navigation.

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