Autodesk Land Desktop is a comprehensive platform for developing drawings in civil engineering, surveying and land development industries.  It is used to plan, visualize, and edit sites, as well as crate and label survey points, create and edit digital terrain models (DTMs), define roadway alignments, and define parcels.  The instructor for this course is Jeffrey Old, P.E., a civil engineer licensed in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Georgia.

After completing this course you will be able to:
  Identify Autodesk Land Desktop features and set up preferences

  Set up a drawing and manage the project environment
  Create a legal survey plan
  Create a topographic survey drawing
  Lay out subdivision roadways
  Generate alignment stakeout reports
  Lay out and size subdivision lots
  Create a conceptual plan