This five-day course incorporates core ArcMap concepts and functionality as they relate to our utility users. Working with ArcFM provides the foundation needed to effectively use the utility-based ArcFM software. Class participants learn how to maintain facility data and to use the software's full functionality.
The course covers AM/FM and ArcMap concepts and the editing, mapping, and tracing components. This course is intended for mappers, editors, and data managers, as well as developers and third party implementers. Ample exercise time simulates a working situation through pre-designed exercises and scenarios. By the end of the course, participants will understand the basic functions of the application and how it can be used.
Included in this course
Getting to know ArcFM
Modifying a feature
Customer hookup
Utility-specific tools
Editing with precision tools
Analysis tools
Working with networked features
Figuring it out: Theme-specific exercises
Prerequisites
Good working knowledge of Windows 2000/Windows XP
Cost
$2000/person (includes five-day instruction plus materials)
This five-day course incorporates core ArcMap concepts and functionality as they relate to our gas and water utility users. Working with ArcFM provides the foundation needed to effectively use the utility-based ArcFM software. Class participants learn how to maintain facility data and to use the software's full functionality.
The course covers AM/FM and ArcMap concepts and the editing, mapping, and tracing components. This course is intended for mappers, editors, and data managers, as well as developers and third party implementers. Ample exercise time simulates a working situation through pre-designed exercises and scenarios. By the end of the course, participants will understand the basic functions of the application and how it can be used.
Included in this course
Getting to know ArcFM
Modifying a feature
Customer hookup
Utility-specific tools
Editing with precision tools
Analysis tools
Working with networked features
Figuring it out: Theme-specific exercises
Prerequisites
Good working knowledge of Windows 2000/Windows XP
Cost
$2000/person (includes five-day instruction plus materials)
Completely overhauled to reflect the recent 9.0.1 software release, this intensive 2-day course will provide attendees with a detailed exploration of the complete ArcFM functionality inside ArcMap. Content will be delivered in the form of process-oriented lectures accompanied by real-world exercise scenarios. Hands-on, experiential learning is the focus as attendees examine the entire range of ArcFM functionality including: precision editing techniques, Stored Displays, Page Templates, Composite Favorites, Autotext Elements, Inset Frames, Map Books, and a great deal more!
Prerequisites
ArcGIS I, ArcGIS II, or equivalent ArcMap experience (verification required).
Cost
$800/person (includes two-day instruction plus materials)
This three-day course focuses on the skills necessary to maintain an ArcFM-enabled database. The course will include discussion and hands-on exercises that will concentrate on the ArcFM Solution configuration tools: Snapping Manager, ArcFM Properties Manager, and Model Names. Students will use ArcFM Solution to configure Feeder Manager, Conduit Manager, Abandon tools, and more. Native ArcCatalog tools will also be discussed as they relate to ArcFM configuration topics: relationship creation, geometric networks, table creation, conversion tools, and UML schema creation.
Prerequisites
Working with ArcFM - Electric, Working with ArcFM – Gas/Water, or Accelerated ArcFM (verification required)
Working knowledge of Visio 2003 (preferred)
Familiarity with “Building a Geodatabase” (ESRI Press, ISBN 1-879102-99-4) recommended.
Cost
$1500/person (includes three-day instruction and materials)
This five-day course focuses on customizing the ArcMap environment and extending the functionality of ArcFM tools within ArcMap and ArcCatalog. The course provides a complete introduction to ArcObjects during the first three days and builds on the skills learned by applying them to specific ArcFM customizations on Thursday and Friday. Specific topics include: The ArcMap Object Model Diagram (OMD), the Geodatabase OMD, the Geometry & Display OMD, and the Network OMD. ArcFM-specific topics include, creating ArcFM AutoUpdaters, Locator tools, Custom Logins, Auto Text Elements, Edit Tasks, Custom Field Editors and QA/QC tools.
This course is designed for professional full-time programmers with a strong knowledge of at least one object oriented programming language, preferably C# or Visual Basic .NET. Students must be comfortable with core concepts such as variable scope, error handling, debugging, branching, looping, and creating new classes with properties and methods. Most successful students will have had an introductory class in an object oriented language followed by a least 6 months of practical experience as a programmer.
Prerequisites
Working with ArcFM - Electric, Working with ArcFM - Gas/Water, or Accelerated ArcFM (verification required)
Configuring ArcFM (strongly encouraged)
Strong working knowledge of at least one programming language, preferably C# or Visual Basic .NET (verification required)
Cost
$2500/person (includes five-day instruction and materials)
This four-day course is geared towards the designer end-user and will provide the foundation needed to effectively use the utility-based Designer software application. The Working with Designer course will familiarize participants with the tools that provide an integrated environment for preparing construction work sketches and job cost estimates. Class participants will learn how to maintain facility data and leverage the software’s extensive design-oriented functionality. More specifically, the course covers design concepts related to managing the work request life-cycle, including design, estimating, managing and working with compatible units, performing structural and network analysis calculations, generating work sketches and bill of materials, and advancing the design state. These diverse topics will be covered in detail during a series of progressive lectures, demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and processed-based work scenarios. By the end of the course, participants will understand the full functionality of the Designer application and how it can best be used within a utility-specific context.
Prerequisites
Working with ArcFM - Electric, Working with ArcFM - Gas/Water, or Accelerated ArcFM (verification required).
Cost
$1600/person (includes four-day instruction plus materials)
This four-day course is geared towards the designer end-user and will provide the foundation needed to effectively use the utility-based Designer software application. The Working with Designer course will familiarize participants with the tools that provide an integrated environment for preparing construction work sketches and job cost estimates. Class participants will learn how to maintain facility data and leverage the software’s extensive design-oriented functionality. More specifically, the course covers design concepts related to managing the work request life-cycle, including design, estimating, managing and working with compatible units, performing structural and network analysis calculations, generating work sketches and bill of materials, and advancing the design state. These diverse topics will be covered in detail during a series of progressive lectures, demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and processed-based work scenarios. By the end of the course, participants will understand the full functionality of the Designer application and how it can best be used within a utility-specific context.
Prerequisites
Working with ArcFM - Electric, Working with ArcFM - Gas/Water, or Accelerated ArcFM (verification required).
Cost
$1600/person (includes four-day instruction plus materials)
This three-day course provides a detailed overview of the complete end-user functionality offered by our out-of-the-box Responder product; a GIS-hosted, distributed Outage Management System. Course content is structured around four main modules: Responder Web Browser, Responder Explorer, Responder in ArcMap, and Responder Archive, divided into a series of sub modules covering the complete range of Responder functionality from call entry, reporting, and customer callbacks to incident management, crew dispatch, and switching/restoration orders. Conceptual lecture presentations are coupled with real world exercise scenarios based on the fictitious town of Minerville in order to provide attendees with a truly hands-on, experiential approach to learning Responder in its entirety.
The modular structure of this course allows clients to select and arrange the sections of their choosing in a 'cafeteria style' training approach with the intent of offering targeted, job-specific instruction to various groups across their organization; customer service representatives, dispatchers, operators, etc. The Telvent Miner & Miner Education Team can offer suggestions regarding section selection and sequencing for maximizing training effectiveness based on the client's intended training audiences.
Prerequisites
Strong working knowledge of Windows 2000/Windows XP. A basic understanding of core ArcMap and ArcFM concepts, functions.
Cost
$1200/person (includes three-day instruction plus materials)
(Custom Responder training specific to client data, interfaces, and business processes is also available upon request. If interested in a custom Responder training approach, please contact the Telvent Miner & Miner Education Team for details and pricing information)
