James Wedding's Profile

Bio:
James spent nearly a decade in the Dallas/Fort Worth land development industry before partnering with EE in February of 2006. A graduate of Texas Tech with a BSCE in 1997, he worked as a design engineer focused on private development. Designing small commercial to multi-phase single family and master planned communities during his time in industry, he focused on hydrologic and hydraulic. James has served as President of the Preston Trail Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, and was selected their Young Engineer of the Year in 2003. One of the earliest Gunslingers for the Civil 3D product, James has worked extensively with the Autodesk product team to shape and guide the software's development. A highly-rated repeat presenter at Autodesk University and a presenter on the Friday Civil 3D webcasts, James continues to be one of the most respected instructors and consultants in the Civil Engineering community.
Blog:
www.civil3d.com
Products:
Autodesk Civil 3D, Autodesk Raster Design, Autodesk Vault
Interests:
Professional
Construction, Dams, Drainage Engineering, Engineering Ethics, Floodplain Studies, GIS, Hydraulic Engineering, Hydrology, Land Development, Land Planning, Programming, Project Management, Railway Engineering, Subdivision Design, Surveying, Wastewater, Water Distribution
Personal
Adventure, Computers, Digital Devices, Digital Media, Fine Wine, Gadgets, Games, Golf, Reading, Soccer/Football
Member Since:
8/14/2006
Last Logged In:
3/14/2008 8:28:05 pm

Endorsements

  • James is the man when it comes to Civil Engineering AND Civil 3D - he's taugh me many things, and I'm sure will teach me many more. A leader in style, and styles, and always a pro!

    Posted 9/5/2006 10:42 PM by Anthony Governanti

  • Tha Civil 3D Godfather, if you want to know about Vault or some obscure setting, James has the answer...

    Posted 9/6/2006 2:13 PM by Jason Hickey

  • One of the most driven guys I've ever met. You can bet that while he strives to know every nook and cranny of the software, he has your best interest and your success at heart.

    Posted 9/6/2006 11:23 PM by Scott McEachron

  • If you need style this guy has got them. In fact he even built the House of Style at AU. Seriously though James knows this stuff cold, always willing to help out.

    Posted 9/7/2006 2:45 PM by Nick Zeeben

  • What can you say? He's the original Civil 3D gearhead. James continues to shape the way we use Civil 3D and the way Civil 3D works. I am honored to be part of his network.

    Posted 9/6/2006 2:20 PM by Dana Probert

  • James has completed his part of our first stage of implementation. I consider him my friend. I respect him greatly. My users, who I am speaking for here, echo those statements. Thank you James.

    Posted 9/28/2006 6:12 PM by John Postlewait