I’d suggest the Autodesk training website – https://www.autodesk.com/training

could please provide me the quotation of online training if that is possible? or provide me with the procedure that use for someone to be trained.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

Kindly regards
Mr. Titus Shuliputjo

“Altogether, AutoCAD Map 3D is definitely worth learning, especially working in an engineering firm.”

AutoCAD Map 3D is a CAD software built upon the base of AutoCAD. It isn’t limited in its CAD capabilities. In fact Autodesk now offers AutoCAD with specialized toolsets (one of them is Map 3D.) It is fully capable CAD software with the additions of (some) GIS capabilities. In regards to the second quote, I agree with almost completely, I would just add some additional information to it. This comes naturally with a better understanding of AutoDesk software. AutoCAD Civil 3D, which is a very popular software for engineering firms, is built upon that same AutoCAD base plus the Map 3D. So mentioning that those same capabilities are available in the Civil 3D software that is probably already being used by the engineering firm might be good for the readers to know.

One additional comment coming from a recent user of both AutoDesk and ESRI products: Autodesk does a better job handling GIS data and formats then ESRI does with handling CAD data and formats. Yes a .dwg can be brought into ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro but there are attributes (or object data in the AutoCAD terminology) that can’t be seen in ESRI’s software. Map 3D is able to kick out shapefiles with that object data that can be useful to extract and brought into the more native GIS environment.