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Autodesk University 2008: putting it to a vote

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The organizers of AU are asking people to vote on the sessions they'd most like to attend at this year's conference.

The sessions being presented by my team are not part of that list, so here they are, in case any of you completing the survey were wondering about them. I should mention that at this stage the below sessions are still subject to change.

Platforms (AutoCAD, RealDWG, AutoCAD OEM, DWF)
Product API Title
AutoCAD All AutoCAD APIs: The Right Tool for the Job
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET Basics
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: A Tour
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: Developing a User Interface
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: Using .NET with your LISP applications
AutoCAD ObjectARX,
.NET 		AutoCAD APIs: Meet the Experts
AutoCAD ObjectARX,
.NET 		ObjectARX: Improving Application Performance and Handling Large Data Sets
AutoCAD ObjectARX ObjectARX: Easy ways to crash your AutoCAD Addin (and how to avoid them)
RealDWG,
AutoCAD OEM,
DWG TrueView 		ObjectARX,
.NET, COM 		There's more to DWG than AutoCAD
DWF Toolkit,
Design Review 		C++, COM Enrich Your DWF
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: Developing for AutoCAD using F#
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: Advanced UI Design using WPF
AutoCAD .NET AutoCAD .NET: BRep Basics
 
AEC (Architecture, Engineering & Construction)
 
Product API Title
Revit Architecture/
Structure/MEP 		.NET The ABCs of Programming Revit
Revit Architecture/
Structure/MEP 		.NET The Revit SDK Sample Smörgåsbord
Revit Architecture/
Structure/MEP 		.NET Enhancing Your Revit Add-In
Revit MEP .NET The Ins and Outs of Revit MEP Programming
AutoCAD Architecture .NET AutoCAD Architecture - Introduction to the .NET API
AutoCAD Architecture .NET AutoCAD Architecture - .NET API advanced topics
Revit Structure .NET Revit Structure API – from bidirectional link to rebar detailing
Revit Architecture/
Structure/MEP 		.NET A Closer Look at the Revit® Database with the Revit API
AutoCAD Architecture .NET AutoCAD® Architecture .NET API - Customizing with the AEC Detail Framework
AEC products All AEC API Talk
AutoCAD MEP .NET AutoCAD MEP .NET Programming: In-Depth
 
Manufacturing
 
Product API Title
Inventor COM Inventor API: Introduction to Inventor Parts
Inventor COM Inventor API: Introduction to Inventor Assemblies
Inventor COM Inventor API: Introduction to Inventor Drawings (idw)
Inventor COM Inventor API: Exploring iProperties and Parameters
Inventor COM Inventor API: Taking the Step from VBA Macros to Add-Ins
Inventor COM How Deep is the Rabbit Hole? Examining the Matrix and other Inventor Math and Geometry Objects
Inventor COM Inventor API: New Features in Inventor 2009
Vault Web services Introduction to the Autodesk Vault API
Productstream Web services Introduction to the Autodesk Productstream API
Productstream Pro .NET Introduction to Autodesk Productstream Professional
AutoCAD Electrical LISP Introduction to the AutoCAD Electrical API
Inventor COM Inventor API: Using Inventor's Graphics API
 
Geospatial
 
Product API Title
AutoCAD Civil 3D COM Getting Started with Civil 3D Application Programming using VBA
AutoCAD Civil 3D COM Civil 3D API: Working with Alignments and Profiles
AutoCAD Map 3D .NET Introduction to the Map 3D Platform API
AutoCAD Map 3D .NET Access, Query and Analyse Spatial Data using the Map 3D Platform API
Feature Data Objects .NET Introduction to FDO Programming
Topobase .NET Managing City Water Network using Topobase API
MapGuide Enterprise .NET Getting Started with MapGuide Enterprise Programming
MapGuide Enterprise .NET Integrating your MapGuide Enterprise Application with Other Systems

While these sessions are not being put to the vote, feel free to post comments or send me an email on the programming-related sessions you'd most like to see, whether in this list, or not.

2 responses to “Autodesk University 2008: putting it to a vote”

  1. James Maeding Avatar
    James Maeding

    Being someone who has done a fair amount of VB and lots of lisp, I am always looking for improving in .net skills.
    I get the basics, and can learn most things as they are needed, but its hard to find people explaining design patterns used for real applications.
    I would like to see how others organize their helper functions, and how they distribute the final programs.

    Another topic would be a demo of a program that uses .net for dialogs in a lisp prog. Maybe that one class listed does that, but most classes were too shallow that I went to last year. Even picking a few of your blog posts to walk through in class, so people could pick your brain on things.

    If you had a class on "things you can do with dbx and .net" I'm sure it would be filled up faast.

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  2. Kean Walmsley Avatar
    Kean Walmsley

    Thanks for the input!

    I'll certainly pass on the feedback - while the classes are pretty much set, at this stage, this will help us focus/adjust the content of relevant classes.

    Kean

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