Autodesk University 2007 Developer Track

As mentioned some time ago, my team has been working with members of our Engineering teams to put together a comprehensive "Developer" track for AU 2007. We have 52 sessions devoted to developers or people customizing our products, in addition to a further 96 sessions in the "Customization and Programming" track. This adds up to host of great content for developers at this year's Autodesk University.

Below are the details of the various sessions in the "Developer" track. I've marked the course IDs of sessions that have already sold out in red and the guest speakers from Engineering in italics. There are three panel discussions where you can come along and get your development-oriented questions answered by experts from DevTech and Engineering. The sessions are filling up quickly (including the ones I'm presenting, thankfully :-) so please sign up soon.

I've created a "Through the Interface" group in AU Online (go to the Network tab). For those of you attending AU, please join the group. I'm looking forward to meeting many of you at AU!

Before I sign off, a quick reminder about our DevCamps... we have our AEC DevCamp next week and our Manufacturing DevCamp later in September. There is still time to sign up (depending on when you're reading this, of course :-).

Platforms (AutoCAD, RealDWG, AutoCAD OEM, DWF)
DE105-2	AutoCAD® APIs: The Right Tools for the Job	Fenton Webb
DE111-2	AutoCAD® .NET Basics, Part I	Stephen Preston
DE115-2	AutoCAD® .NET Basics, Part II	Stephen Preston
DE201-2	AutoCAD® .NET: Tell Me About It!	Stephen Preston
DE205-2	AutoCAD® .NET Show and Tell	Gopinath Taget
DE211-2	The Best of Both Worlds: .NET and LISP Can Coexist	Wayne Brill
DE215-2	Ask the Experts: ObjectARX® and AutoCAD® .NET Panel Discussion	Panel of experts
DE219-2	Data, Data, Everywhere: Storing Your Custom Data in a .DWG	Davis Augustine
DE305-2	Everything You Wanted to Know About Custom Entities but Were Too Afraid to Ask	Fenton Webb
DE311-2	Signed, Sealed, and Delivered: Writing an Installer for Your AutoCAD® Application	Fenton Webb
DE315-2	Ten Ways to Crash Your AutoCAD® Add-In	Gopinath Taget
DE319-2	There's More to .DWG Than AutoCAD®	Kean Walmsley
DE401-2	Enriching Your DWF™	Kean Walmsley
AEC (Architecture, Engineering & Construction)
DE105-1	The ABCs of Programming in Revit® Architecture, Revit® Structure, and Revit® MEP	Jeremy Tammik
DE111-1	The Autodesk® Revit® SDK Sample Smörgåsbord	Jeremy Tammik
DE115-1	Ten Steps for Enhancing Your Autodesk® Revit® Add-In	Jeremy Tammik
DE201-1	Create Your Own Bidirectional Revit® Structure Stress Analysis Integration Link	Jeremy Tammik
DE205-1	Reinforce Your Design: Revit® Structure API for Rebar and Detailing	Jeremy Tammik
DE211-1	AutoCAD® Architecture and AutoCAD® MEP .NET Programming: A Beginner’s Guide	Kevin Vandecar
DE215-1	An In-Depth Look at AutoCAD® Architecture .NET Programming	Kevin Vandecar
DE219-1	Using the AEC Details Framework in AutoCAD® Architecture	Mikako Harada
DE305-1	A Closer Look at the Revit® Database with the Revit API	Mikako Harada
DE311-1	An In-Depth Look at AutoCAD® MEP .NET Programming	Steve Milligan
DE315-1	Answers to Your API Questions: Experts Talk About Revit® and AutoCAD® Architecture & MEP APIs	Panel of experts
DE401-1	Into the Vortex: A Whirlwind Overview of Programming with Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Part I	Jean-Francois Yelle
DE405-1	Into the Vortex: A Whirlwind Overview of Programming with Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Part II	Jean-Francois Yelle
Manufacturing
DE105-4	Turbo Charge Autodesk® Inventor™ with Its API	Wayne Brill
DE111-4	Batch Those Autodesk® Inventor™ Drawings!	Wayne Brill
DE115-4	Autodesk® Inventor™ Part APIs: Customizing the Building Blocks of Autodesk Inventor Models	Wayne Brill
DE201-4	Autodesk® Inventor™ Assembly APIs: Bolt Together Inventor Models Automatically!	Wayne Brill
DE205-4	Taking the Step from VBA to Autodesk® Inventor™ Add-Ins	Brian Ekins
DE211-4	Industrial Strength Add-Ins: Creating Commands in Autodesk® Inventor™	Brian Ekins
DE215-4	Autodesk® Inventor™ API: The Cutting Edge	Brian Ekins
DE219-4	Hardball with the Autodesk® Inventor™ API	Brian Ekins
DE305-4	An Introduction to the Autodesk® Vault API	Doug Redmond
DE311-4	Digital Matchmaking: Using the Autodesk® Productstream® API to Integrate with Other Systems	Doug Redmond
DE315-4	Introducing the AutoCAD® Mechanical API	Wayne Brill
DE319-4	Introducing the AutoCAD® Electrical API	Nate Holt
DE401-4	Ask the Experts About Manufacturing APIs	Panel of experts
Geospatial
DE105-3	Taking Geospatial Data Access to the Next Level with the FDO API	Dongjin Xing
DE111-3	Getting Started with Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise API Programming	Dongjin Xing
DE115-3	Be Smart: Manage Those Resources with Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise	Dongjin Xing
DE201-3	Seek and You Shall Find: Query and Selection Through the Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise API	Dongjin Xing
DE205-3	Editing Data Online with the Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise API	Dongjin Xing
DE211-3	You Can Develop AutoCAD® Civil 3D® Applications, Too!	Partha Sarkar
DE215-3	Come Up for Air: Learn to Surface with the AutoCAD® Civil 3D® API	Partha Sarkar
DE219-3	Get Aligned with the AutoCAD® Civil 3D® API and Raise Your Profile	Partha Sarkar
DE305-3	Design Your Own Custom AutoCAD® Civil 3D® Subassemblies Using .NET	Partha Sarkar
DE311-3	AutoCAD® Map 3D API: Present and Future	Dongjin Xing
DE315-3	Working with the AutoCAD® Map 3D Geospatial Platform API	Dongjin Xing
DE319-3	Autodesk® Topobase™ API: Optimizing Spatial Data Access and Management	Partha Sarkar
DE401-3	Taking a Closer Look at the Autodesk® Topobase™ API	Partha Sarkar

Comments

[Kerry Brown]

Makes me wish, for a few moments, I lived on that side of the pond.

[Bobby C. Jones]

It's about time! Looking forward to meeting you Kean.

CP201-2 - The AutoCAD® .NET API: Transforming Your Drawings One Matrix at a Time - Bobby Jones