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Learn CostX from Al Mihad training center. CostX world’s leading BIM 2D/3D estimating software training. Innovative Software for Construction.  The Faster, Smarter and more accurate BIM estimating solutions. It features BIM & 2D takeoff, live-linked workbooks and customisable report writer, all in the one program. 

Key features include 2D drawings, 3D drawings, reporting, subcontractor comparison and bid management.

CostX helps users measure counts, lengths and areas from scanned documents and computer-aided design (CAD) drawings. With building information modeling (BIM), quantities and costs can be estimated using digital design data. The solution offers functionality for spreadsheet-based workbooks that are linked with drawings and cost database.

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Virtual construction is not about project simulation, SYNCHRO PRO gives teams a medium to create, analyze, edit, report, and manage projects through a single visual interface. We provides an in-depth and detailed professional training for Synchro PRO. 

Why Synchro 4D?

1. Advanced, reliable and effective BIM construction technology 2. Progress tracking 3. Leveraging existing technology 4. Lightning Speed productivity 5. Resource management & Optimization and many more!! Learn the latest tools from the expert specialists and experience the difference! We have a team of well qualified experts who can make you learn from the scratch to advanced level. Free demo class is also available. Affordable fees. Convenient payment system. Flexible class timings.

Free demo provided. Hands on Lab Access and free technical support after completion.

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DIALux can do more than you think. With DIALux you can carry out all lighting technology calculations and issue normative documentation to fulfil all the important lighting standards, which is of course taken for granted with lighting technology software. But over and above that it is so easy to create visualizations and animations to gain a photorealistic impression of a room you can compare different ways of lighting a room and observe the different lighting scenes. And with the variety of outputs provided you can react quite individually to the requirements of the customer.

Here you can see at a glance the benefits of the Training: Learn about all the features and functionalities of DIALux Indoor and outdoor lighting Practice-oriented exercises with personal and individual support.

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This course introduces python programming language to designers who want to do more with Dynamo. First, we will teach you the basics of python including datatypes, conditions and loops while interacting with Dynamo Geometry library. The next step is how to extend the functionality in Dynamo with libraries such as Revit API. Our course will cover basic Dynamo, Advanced dynamo and Dynamo with Python.  

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BIM Implementation Plan, also known as a BIM Execution Plan or BEP, is now an essential element of many construction projects, especially for particularly large or complex projects with a number of different parties in collaboration. 

Learn Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, Revit Structure, Naviswork. 

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3D Studio max training provided for:-

Exploring the max interface, Controlling and configuring the view ports, Working with files, importing and Exporting, Customizing interface & setting preferences, Creating and editing primitive objects, Selecting object, setting object properties, and using layers and scene explores, Transforming, pivoting, aligning, and snapping, Cloning objects and creating object arrays, Grouping, linking, and parenting objects, Modeling Basic, Learning modeling basic and working with sub objects and helpers, Introducing modifiers, Drawing and editing 2D splines, Modeling with polygon, Materials, cameras, and lighting, Exploring the material editor, Applying standard materials, Creating compound materials and using material modifiers, Adding material details with maps, Configuring and aiming cameras, Using lights and basic lighting techniques, Animating, Rendering.

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3 D Studio max training provided for:-

Exploring the max interface, Controlling and configuring the view ports, Working with files, importing and Exporting, Customizing interface & setting preferences, Creating and editing primitive objects, Selecting object, setting object properties, and using layers and scene explores, Transforming, pivoting, aligning, and snapping, Cloning objects and creating object arrays, Grouping, linking, and parenting objects, Modeling Basic, Learning modeling basic and working with sub objects and helpers, Introducing modifiers, Drawing and editing 2D splines, Modeling with polygon, Materials, cameras, and lighting, Exploring the material editor, Applying standard materials, Creating compound materials and using material modifiers, Adding material details with maps, Configuring and aiming cameras, Using lights and basic lighting techniques, Animating, Rendering.

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This course includes a detail study and understanding about BIM and BIM Process along with the detailed Training in Autodesk REVIT Software.

• BIM Implementation
• BIM Execution Plan
• BIM Check List
• BIM Work Sharing Process
• BIM Revit Architecture 2020
• BIM Revit MEP 2020
• BIM Revit Structure 2020
• BIM Naviswork Manage 2020

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This Course is for architects and interiors or design students who want to make your design realistic in seconds with ease by using Lumion 8 . Rendering with Lumion is as fun as playing games, it can render 3D Plan, 3D Section Elevation Interior exterior landscape perspective VR and 3D animation in just one time working. With Lumion, you will finish your 3D rendering job in half a day as it takes less than a minute to finish fullHD of photorealistic rendering. 

Lumion, it is designed for architectural and interior rendering for real.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone who want to do the fast architectural and interior 3D rendering and 3D animation
• Architect
• Interior Designer
• Design students

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Course Outline:

• Introduction of Solidworks
• Solidworks Interface 
• Creating Sketch
• 3D modelling Feature
• Working with Planes and Co-ordinates
• Extrude and Revolving
• 3D Cut Feature
• Trimming, extending, and transforming geometry
• Fillets and Chamfer
• Modelling objects
• Hole Wizard
• Material and Appearance
• Structure Analysis
• Static and Dynamic Analysis
• Flow Simulation
• Assemblies of Parts
• Simulating Model
• Surface Modelling
• Dimensions and Detailing
• 2D Drafting
• Report Generation
• Title Block and Managing sheets

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Prerequisites:

As an introductory training guide, Inventor 2014 Introduction to Solid Modeling does not assume prior knowledge of any 3D modeling or CAD software. Students do need to be experienced with the Windows operating system and a background in drafting of 3D parts is recommended. Course Outline The Inventor 2014 Introduction to Solid Modeling training guide instructs students in the best usage approaches for parametric design philosophy through a hands-on, practice-intensive curriculum. Students acquire the knowledge needed to complete the process of designing models from conceptual sketching, through to solid modeling, assembly design, and drawing production. The main topics covered include:  The Autodesk® Inventor® software interface  Creating 2D sketches  Constraining and dimensioning sketches  Generating 3D parts from sketches  Part modeling, adding, and editing 3D features  Work Features  reating equations and working with parameters  Model geometry and model display manipulation  Resolving feature failures  Feature duplication techniques  Establishing and working with model relationships  Placing and constraining parts in assemblies  Assembly component display  Model Information  Presentation les (Exploded views)  Assembly tools  Creating parts and features in assemblies  Assembly bill of materials  Working with projects  Creating and annotating drawings and views  Customization

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Course Description Be in residential project, GIS integration or applying it just for plain 2D drafting purposes, Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D is the flexible Building Information Modeling tool for civil and infrastructure project. In this 2-day training session, we will learn the designing of road and highway project in 3D. Starting with clean-up the survey data, we shall proceed to generate 3D digital terrain model of the existing ground surface. Explore the quick alignment generation tool together with proposed profile layout. Superelevation and alignment geometry design based on local standard are also included. Generating cross-section details and earthwork volume calculation and balancing are crucial in any road and highway project. Finally, the integration of Google Earth and BING map imagery will drive advantages to your organization to win more projects.

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Al Mihad Computer Centre Al Nahda Project Planning – Primavera & MS-Project

art 1 -The Basics of Project Scheduling

Lesson 1 Overview and Context

• • Participants' Backgrounds, Needs, and Expectations
  • What is a Project?
  • Recurring Theme 1 - Simplicity, Transparency, and No Loss of Control
  • Recurring Theme 2 - Effort versus Accuracy -- the Asymptotic Curve

Lesson 2 Customizing the Microsoft Windows Environment

• • Using Windows Explorer
  • File Name View Options

Lesson 3 Opening Microsoft Project and Customizing the User Interface

• • Verifying the Version Number and the Application of Service Releases/Service Packs
  • Help Facilities -- Too Much? -- How To Turn Off
  • A Tour of the Screen - Names & Definitions
  • Notice lateral scroll bars at the bottom of both sides of the screen
  • Menu Bar, Tool Bars, Icons, and the View Bar. (P2010: Ribbons)
  • Turning Off Personalized Menus
  • Customizing Tool Bars (P2003-2007) and Ribbons (P2010)

Lesson 4 Starting a New Project

• • Selecting a Project Start Date
  • Start Date versus End Date Scheduling
  • Entering Tasks - Observe What Project Does
  • Adding and Hiding Columns, and a Quick Discussion of Project's Data Base

Lesson 5 Durations and the Time Scale

• • Duration Defined
  • Elapsed Duration
  • The Time Scale -- Various Ways to Manage It
  • The Third Timescale Level

Lesson 6 Outlining a Project

• • Summary Tasks and Detail Tasks ("Parent" and "Child" Tasks)
  • Properties of Summary Tasks
  • Outline Levels
  • The "Line Zero" Project Summary Task
  • Viewing Outline Numbers
  • WBS Numbers and Outline Numbers -- Differences
  • Viewing Outline Levels - Preview of Filters

Lesson 7 Linking Tasks

• • Standard Links (FS) using the Link and Unlink Icons
  • Selecting Adjoining Tasks with the Shift Key
  • Selecting Non-Adjoining Tasks with the Control Key - The Order Matters!
  • Linking Graphically - Slightly Dangerous
  • Three Other Types of Links (SS, FF, and the bizarre SF)
  • Entering Links in the Task Information Box and Other Forms
  • Power Linking by Typing Directly into the Predecessors or Successors Columns
  • Linking Summary Tasks -- Controversy and Confusion ("Hidden Hands")

Lesson 8 Adding Lags to Links

• • Lags: Positive, Negative, and Percentage
  • Combining Lags with SS and FF Link Types
  • Documenting the Reasons for Lags with Notes
  • Small Negative Lags versus Large Negative Lags
  • An Alternative to Lags

Lesson 9 Date Constraints

• • Constraints Frequently Set in Error - By Typing or Pasting Dates
  • Eight Types of Constraints - Most of These Should be Avoided
  • When Constraints Conflict with Links - a Switch Determines Who Wins
  • When are Date Constraints OK to Use?
  • Documenting the Reasons for Constraints with Notes

Lesson 10 Milestones

• • The Purpose of Milestones - When Are They Useful?
  • Conflicting Definitions with Other Applications like MPM
  • The Milestones Filter

Lesson 11 Working with Project Tasks

• • The Deadline Feature
  • More About Notes - Capacity and the Ability to Insert Objects
  • Adding Hyperlinks to Tasks, and How they Compare with Notes
  • Recurring Tasks
  • Splitting Tasks
  • Moving Tasks Around in a Schedule - Methods and the Level Problem
  • Moving Columns to New Positions
  • To Autolink or Not To Autolink Inserted or Moved Tasks
  • Saving Work with Autosave, and Version Control Issues
  • The Language of Tasks: When Verbs, When Nouns
  • How Logic Flows Through an Unconstrained Schedule
  • How Detailed Should Schedules Be?

Lesson 12 The Critical Path

• • Understanding The Critical Path
  • Different Views that Show the Critical Path
  • Adding the Critical Path to the Gantt View with a Wizard
  • Microsoft's Critical Path Options in the Tool Box (Tools-Options-Calculation)
  • The Impact of Date Constraints on the Critical Path
  • The Impact of Task Progress on the Critical Path -- The Different Effects of FS and SS Links
  • The Impact of Deadlines on the Critical Path -- A Departure from the Classic Definition of "Critical"
  • Elapsed Durations, ALAP Tasks, and their Effect on Critical Path

Lesson 13 Filters

• • What Kind of Schedules Really "Need" Filters? -- Large Ones!
  • Filters (1) - The "Show" Button is a Kind of Filter - Very Useful for Top-Down Analysis
  • Filters (2) - Autofilters are a Second Kind of Filter - Quick and Easy, and They Can Be Combined
  • Filters (3) - The Filter Box Lists All Standard and Custom Filters Available
  • Creating and Saving Custom Filters - Very Powerful, Very Useful for Special Views
  • What is a Highlight Filter?
  • Linking a Filter with a View

Lesson 14 Sorting and Grouping

• • When Would Sorting be Useful
  • Sorting (1) - The Quick Sort -- Several Choices in the Menu
  • Problems and Limitations with the Quick Sort
  • Sorting (2) - The Full Sort -- Managing the Two Check Boxes
  • Restoring Original Line Order with the Sort by ID Option
  • The "Grouping" Function

Lesson 15 Customizing Fields

• • Changing Field Names - 2 Ways
  • The View-Specific Change Technique -- Double Click Column Header
  • The Durable Change Technique -- Customizing the Field
  • Limiting Entries into Optional Fields with Data Validation
  • Adding a Formula to an Optional Field
  • Adding "Stoplight" Graphics to an Optional Field
  • Separate Customization Choices for Summary Tasks

Lesson 16 Other Views and Display Options

• • The Calendar View
  • The Network Diagram View (Formerly Called "PERT" View)
  • The Relationship Diagram View
  • Splitting the Screen, and Managing the Two Split Halves
  • The "Arrange All" Function -- For Managing Multiple Open Projects

Lesson 17 Reports

• • The Standard Reports
  • Editing and Customizing Reports
  • Using the Gantt View instead of Microsoft Project's Reports

Lesson 18 Adding Graphics and Multimedia Objects to the Gantt Area

• • Adding a Text Box
  • Adding Clip Art
  • Adding Sound and Video Objects

Lesson 19 Formatting for Printing

• • Wrapping Text to Handle Long Task Names
  • What Columns Will Appear in Print -- a Big Problem Resolved
  • Gantt Bar Appearances - the Bar Styles Dialogue Box
  • Adding and Removing Text and Dates from Gantt Bars and Milestones
  • Link Appearances -- Suppressing Links in Large Schedules
  • The Scaling Option - Get More Space with the Percent Scaling Tool
  • Building Headers with Variable Inserts
  • Building Footers with Variable Inserts - a Suggested Standard
  • Turning the Legend On and Off
  • The Final Setup Tab: Showing Notes, Blank Pages, Etc.
  • Last Look at Zooming - Where is the Print Date Range Dialogue Hidden?
  • Extra Polish: Adding Logos to Headers for Special Presentations
  • Formatting Options are Stored in Views

Lesson 20 Exporting Project Images and Data to Other Applications

• • Exporting Gantt Views to Word and PowerPoint with the Camera Icon
  • Exporting with the PrintScreen Key and ALT-PrintScreen
  • Exporting Data to Excel -- the Outline Level Problem
  • Exporting Data to Access -- the Choice of Power Users

Lesson 21 The Organizer

• • Overview of the Organizer: the 2-Library Concept
  • What Project Does When it Looks For a New View or Filter, etc.
  • Where Modifications are Saved - the Local Library
  • What the Global Library is (GLOBAL.MPT), and Why it is Useful
  • Making Custom Filters, Views, etc. Available to Other Schedules on Your Computer
  • Sharing Custom Filters, Views, etc. with Friends and Colleagues
  • More about Views - What They Contain and What They Don't

Part 2 - Working with Resources

Lesson 22 The Resource Sheet

• • Entering and Naming Resources - Two Ways
  • Maximum Availability -- What it Means
  • Showing Availability as a Percentage or Decimal
  • Human Resources, Fixed Cost Items, and Material Resources
  • Resource Rates and Costs
  • Adding Resource Notes

Lesson 23 Assigning Single Resources to Tasks

• • Many Ways to Assign Resources
  • Virtues of the Resource Assignment Icon and Box
  • Adding a Resource at Less than its Maximum Availability
  • Filtering on Resources
  • Look at Project Total Cost as Resources are Added: The Statistics Box

Lesson 24 Assigning Multiple Resources to Tasks

• • Whiteboard Lecture: The Project Triangle -- Relationships Among Scope, Resources, and Time
  • Creating a Schedule for Each Task Type, With and Without "Effort Driven"
  • Watch What Happens When the Second Resource is Added - Another Big Problem Clarified

Lesson 25 Special Tools for Resource Assignment and Cost Estimating

• • The "Usage" Views: Resource Usage and Task Usage
  • Resource Editing and Contours
  • The Concept of "Assignment"
  • Assignment Information Options
  • Five Cost Schedules

Lesson 26 Managing Resource Workloads

• • Viewing Resource Workloads and Task Assignments
  • The Resource Graph -- Note Peak Units Problem Versus Total Work
  • Analyzing Resource Conflicts With Split Screen Views
  • Whiteboard Notes: The Manager's Knowledge and Options
  • Replacing a Resource

Lesson 27 Resource Leveling

• • Definition and Overview of Leveling
  • Demonstration of Leveling with a Sample Schedule
  • Look at "Leveling Delay" in the Detail Gantt View
  • Leveling Options: Level Within Slack, and Other Options
  • Task Priority and How it Changes Leveling
  • Clearing Leveling - Doesn't Always Remove Splits
  • Discussion: When Leveling Makes No Sense, and When it Might

Lesson 28 Working with Calendars

• • Using Calendars
  • Creating a New Base Calendar
  • Setting the Overall Project Calendar in Project-Project Information
  • Assigning Resources to Different Base Calendars
  • Customizing Resource Calendars
  • Problem: A Day for You Isn't a Day for Me: The Options Tab Controls what a Day of Duration Means
  • Problem: Assign Work to a Resource when the Resource Isn't Working (First with Fixed Duration, Then with Fixed Units)
  • Assigning a Calendar to a Task
  • Resource Availability Dates

Part 3 - Tracking Progress

Lesson 29 The Baseline

• • Definition and Use of a Baseline
  • Saving a Baseline
  • Saving Interim Plans
  • Multiple Baselines -- Why? When These Are Useful
  • Clearing a Baseline -- When and Why
  • Comparing the Baseline to Actual Data - Available Views and Reports

Lesson 30 Tracking Progress with the Percent of Completion Method

• • Overview of the Percentage Method
  • Using the Percentage Icons
  • Inserting the % Completion Column
  • What is % Work Complete, and How Does it Differ from % Complete
  • Physical % Complete, and How it Differs from % Complete and % Work Complete
  • Summary Tasks Build Averages as Individual Tasks are Tracked
  • Percentages Translate to Costs in the Statistics Box and in Reports
  • Moving Up the Accuracy Curve -- Add the Actual Start, Actual Finish, and Actual Work Columns
  • Still Greater Accuracy -- Track the Hours by Resource, and Remaining Hours, with the Split Screen

Lesson 31 Tracking Actual Hours with the Usage Views

• • Overview of the Actual Hours Method
  • Working in the Resource Usage and Task Usage Views
  • Why the Plan Changes to Equal the Actuals
  • How the Plan Reschedules Undone Work -- Depends on Task Types
  • Dangers of the Percentage Icons when Using the Actual Hours Method
  • Conclusions about the Actual Hours Method

Lesson 32 Earned Value Concepts

• • The Background for Earned Value
  • Cost Variance and Schedule Variance
  • Performance Indexes
  • The Earned Value Data Fields in MS Project
  • Companion Tools for Earned Value such as MPM -- What Value Do They Add?
  • Does Anyone Use Microsoft Project Alone for Earned Value?

Lesson 33 Progress Lines and Updating Tools

• • Adding Progress Lines to a Schedule
  • Using the "Update Tasks" Dialogue Box
  • Updating an Entire Project to a Status Date

Lesson 34 Issues and Problems Arising With Tracking

• • Partially Complete Tasks Preceding Other Partially Complete Tasks
  • Tasks Won't Move Once Started
  • Task Splitting to Reschedule Unfinished Portions

Part 4 - Working with Multiple Projects

Lesson 35 Resource Pooling

• • Overview of Resource Pooling
  • Setting Up a Resource Pool as a Separate Project File
  • Linking into the Pool with Tools-Resources-Share Resources Dialogue Box
  • The Same Dialogue Box as Seen from the Resource Pool File
  • Split Screen Views in the Resource Pool -- Add the "Project" Column for Clarity

Lesson 36 Consolidating Projects

• • Consolidating the Quick Way with "New Window"
  • Observe the Simultaneity of the Consolidation and the Individual Project
  • Consolidating by Inserting Projects
  • The Outline Level Issue -- Can't Promote to the Top
  • What Happens When a File is Moved or Renamed

Lesson 37 Links Among Projects in a Consolidation

• • Building Links Across Project Boundaries
  • Note the Information in the Predecessor and Successor Fields
  • Revisiting the Individual Projects -- the Ghost Tasks and Line Numbers
  • Regenerating Broken Links with the Multiple Project Dialogue Box

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Primavera P6

Project Planning, Scheduling, Execution, Monitoring Controlling & Managing

Planning & Scheduling with P6 Project Management overview & Primavera  Project Management Life cycle  Task & Resource Driven Schedules Getting Started in Primavera 6  Accessing P6  Opening an Existing Project  Creating New Project  Navigating the Enterprise & Project Data  Tool bars, Command Bar, Navigation Bars, & Directory Bars  Creating New Project  Project Window & Project Details Enterprise Project Structure  Work Break Down Structure  EPS & OBS  Create EPS  Creating Projects  Manipulating project  Create WBS  Importance of WBS in Project Managing Activities  Add, delete, copy, extract, and dissolve.  Networking : Successors /Predecessors  Types of relationship  FS, SS, FF & SF  Pert View, visual manipulation  Activity Duration & Scheduling  Critical Activities  Identifying Critical Path : CP/M  Total float, Free float, Lag  ES, EF, LS & LF  Time Scale, Data date  Constraining the Project,  project Overview  Time Scale Arrangement & grouping  Formatting Bar

Organizing the Schedule:  Working with layouts  Formatting columns  Working with columns  Formatting, subtotaling  Working with filters Refining Schedule  Working with Calendars  Global and activity Calendars  Modifying activity sequence  Formatting & working with Activities  Backup & restoring Projects  Printing The Layout Controlling /Updating  Process over view  Organize & filter  Feedback forms  Establishing Target plan  Assigning & Maintaining Base line  Recording Progress / Updating  Working with Baseline Project  Comparing Actual and Baseline Monitoring Project  Managing change/  Project progress  Critical & near critical activities  Look ahead of schedule  Forecasting Activity dates  Forecasting Project completion  Achieving target by rescheduling Actives Important Reports  Tabular Reports  Graphical Reports Training based on sample Project

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REVIT (MEP)

 Introduction  Basic Creation Tools  Basic Editing Tools  Starting Mep Project  Views  Component Family  Space And Zone  Systems  HVAC  Hydronic Piping System  Plumbing Systems  Electrical Systems  Detailing  Documentation  Presentation\

REVIT (ARCHITECTURE)

 Introduction To Revit  Basic Drawing And Editing  Setting Up Levels And Grids  Drawing And Modifying Walls  Doors And Windows  Curtain Walls  Creating Views  Floors  Components  Reflected Ceiling Plans  Roofs  Vertical Circulation  Construction Documentation  Annotation  Tax And Schedules

 Detailing In Revit

REVIT (STRUCTURAL)

 Introduction To Revit  Setting Up Levels And Grids  Working With Views  Editing Elements  Modifying Objects  Creating An Architectural Underlay  Adding Columns And Walls  Adding Foundations  Structural Reinforcement  Beams And Framing Systems  Brace Frames  Floors , Shafts And Stairs  Annotation  Detailing In Revit  Scheduling  Sheets And Revisions

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Tally ERP 9

Manual Accounting

Quick Books

Peachtree Etc

We offer: QUALITY TRAINING EXPERIENCED FACULTIES FLEXIBLE TIMINGS FREE COUNSELLING.

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AutoCAD 2D & 3D

AutoCAD 2D:

- User Interface

- Manipulating Objects

- Creating Drawings

- Working with Layouts

- Altering Objects Module

-  Hatching Objects

-  Dimensioning

- Creating Template Content

- And much more

2. AutoCAD 3D:

- Creating a 3D workspace

- Flattening 3D to 2D 

- User Coordinate Systems

- Using visual styles 

- Creating solids by thickening

- Viewing in 3D

- Using visual styles 

- Using Viewports in 3D

- And much more

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Advanced Excel

It will train you to learn the all important advanced skills like creating, editing, formatting, and printing worksheets which include charts, filtering data and sorting it according to the need.

More complex skills will be covered throughout the training like managing complex formulas, customizing excel application and sheets, automating excel files, importing/exporting data, analyzing data, creating macros etc.

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Ms office Basic & Advanced

Speed typing

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

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MBA Information System

Course code: 269

The Master of Business Administration degree programmes of the Directorate of Distance Education of the Annamalai University is to equip practising Executives and Managers, working in Private / Public Sector Undertakings / Banks / Educational Institutions, etc with skills in Business Management and to enable them to enrich their decision making and planning capabilities 

Eligibility for admission : 1 A pass in the graduate degree examination under the 10+2+3 or 11+1+3 2 Candidates having a direct UG, Degree (without +2 qualification) and candidates having a direct PG Degree (without UG Degree) are not eligible  Duration : 2 Years

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Tally+Manual Accounting

Manual Accounting

Accounting is the language of business, an instrument of administration and commerce and a technique of financial reporting of all activities in a company. Information provided by Accounting is useful to the management for effective planning, control and decision making in a company. This course explains all the features, functions and steps of Indian Accounting with examples.

Course Contents

Introduction to Accounting

• Getting started
• Account Balances
• Account Definitions
• Branches of Accounting
• Posting to Ledger Accounts
• Advantages of Financial Accounting

Summarizing Transactions

• Balances of Real, Personal & Nominal A/C
• Generation of Trial Balance

Basic Accounting Concepts

• Introduction to Transactions 
• Principles of Accounting
• Basic Accounting Concepts 
• Double & Single Entry Systems

Financial Statements

• Ascertaining Profit or Loss
• Introduction to Trading & Profit & Loss
• Generation Profit & Loss Account
• Construction of Profit & Loss Account
• Combined Trading & Profit & Loss Account
• Consideration of Individual Items
• Manufacturing Account
• Characteristics of the Balance Sheet
• Balance Sheet – A Statement of Position Recording Transactions
• The distinction between Revenue & Capital
• Construction of Balance Sheet

Types of Accounts

• Groups in Accounting
• Accounting Steps or Functions
• Accounting Types & Rules

Recording Transactions

• Introduction to Journals
• Journalizing & Journal Entries
• Types of Journal Entries
• Discounts & Banking Transactions
• Opening Balances of Accounts
• Return of Goods & Withdrawals

Adjusting & Closing Entries

• Adjustments in Final Accounts
• Closing Stock Entries
• Prepaid & Outstanding Expenses
• Accrued & Unearned Incomes
• Depreciation, Bad Debt & Accidental Losses
• Interest on Capital & Drawings
• Summary of Accounts

Classifying Transactions

• Introduction to Ledgers
• Types of Ledgers
• A form of an Account

TALLY

This course teaches setting up and maintaining computerized financial accounting system using Tally. Setting up the company information, financial year and each account head for each ledger. This Course starts from entering Vouchers to updating ledgers and generating a report like Trial Balance, Balance sheet etc. It also teaches to maintain accounts of a single company and/or multiple companies.

Course Contents

Setting Up

• General Ledger
• Account Payable
• Suppliers
• Creditors
• Stock/Inventory

Transactions

• Journal Voucher
• Payment Voucher
• Receipt Voucher
• Purchases
• LPO
• Sales Order
• Invoices
• Payroll
• Job Costing

Reports for Customers

• Statements Of Account
• List of all customers with Balance
• Ageing Report of Customers
• Payslip
• Cash and Bank Details
• Other Reports

For Vendors

• Statement of Account
• List of all Customers with Balance
• Ageing Report of Customers

Inventory

• List of Stock Items
• List of Recorder Items
• Report for Physical Stock Checker
• Transfer of Materials
• Other Reports

General Ledger

• Statement of Accounts
• Trial Balance
• Income Statement
• Balance Sheet
• Cash Flow Report
• Chart of Accounts
• Active Interest Calculations

Additional Features

• Maintaining of Separate fixed assets schedule linked with general ledger
• Implementing user right of Security
• Backup and Restore
• Upgrading readymade chart of accounts for different nature of companies
• Manufacturing details
• Managing Go down

• We offer:

  Quality Training

  Experienced Faculties

  Flexible Timings & Affordable fee

  Free Demo Classes

  Week Days & Weekend Batches

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JAVA

Java is a high-level programming language originally developed by Sun Microsystems and released in 1995. Java runs on a variety of platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS, and the various versions of UNIX.

Java Database Connectivity

• JDBC Product
• Types of Drivers
• Two-Tier Client/Server Model
• Three-Tier Client/Server Model
• Basic Steps of JDBC
• Creating and Executing SQL Statement
• The ResultSet Object
• Working with Database MetaData
• Interface

Servlets

• Servlet Interaction & Advanced Servlets
• Life Cycle of Servlet
• Java Servlet Development Kit
• Javax.servlet package
• Reading Servlet Parameters
• Reading Initialization Parameters
• The java.servlet.http package
• Handling HTTP

Java Server Pages

• JSP Technologies
• Understanding the client-server model
• Understanding web server software
• Configuring JSP server
• Handling JSP Errors
• JSP Translation Time Errors
• JSP Request Time Errors
• Creating a JSP Error Page

RMI / EJB / XML

• RMI Architecture
• Designing RMI application
• Executing RMI application
• Types of Enterprise Java beans
• Session Bean & Entity Bean
• Features of session Bean
• Life-cycle of stateful session bean
• Features of Entity Bean
• Life-cycle of entity bean
• container-managed Transactions
• Bean-managed Transactions
• Implementing a container-managed entity bean
• what is XML?
• XML Syntax Rules

Structs

• Introduction to the Apache Struts
• MVC Architecture
• Struts ARchitecture
• How struts works?
• Introduction to the struts Controller
• Introduction to the struts action class
• Using struts action form class
• Using struts HTML tags
• Introduction to Struts validator framework
• Client Side address validation in struts
• Custom validators Example
• Developing Applications with struts tiles

Hibernate

• Introduction to Hibernate 3.0
• Hibernate Architecture
• First Hibernate Application

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• Managing instructions and establish and maintain working relationships
• Social skills, professionalism and communication
• Assertiveness, stress management and people skills

• Computer Fundamentals and Windows Operation.
• Working With Word Processing, Spreadsheets & Presentations

Office Effectiveness through managing the flow of information in the office

• Interpersonal skills – establish and maintain working relationships
• Employ acceptable Telephone techniques and etiquette
• Telephone communication, speech and voice
• Answering the telephone in a professional manner
• Plan and organise work
• Customer Service
• Maintain files and records
• Telephone time management
• Managing cellular phone calls and cell phone etiquette
• Implement effective communication skills
• Communication barriers and how we overcome them
• Manage your time effectively
• The importance of planning
• Setting goals and objectives
• Setting deadlines and working according to priorities
• Organising to meet objectives within a given timeframe
• Tack efficiency by carrying out tasks and activities as planned.
• Implementing good time management (including identifying common time wasters, planning and managing time, and prioritising effectively).
• Draw up a plan/schedule to organise tasks and activities
• Enhanced human interactions
• Assertiveness skills and becoming more proactive
• Human skills
• Self-management
• Different behaviour patterns in the workplace
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• Scanning & Printing
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AutoCAD

3ds Max

Photoshop

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