MX Road is a string-based modelling tool meant for designing roads, highways, corridors, pavements, junctions, and related infrastructure. It enables users to create 2D sketches and 3D models and carry out analyses such as regression, road alignment, model, and surface analysis. It is an advanced software from Bentley that ensures design quality and accuracy. The primary users of MX Road include civil engineers, surveyors, and civil/infrastructure designers. The software enables engineers to follow design standards and specifications. It allows them to manage designs throughout all stages from conceptual to final stage and to help in post-contract activities.

The course will begin by providing you with an overview of the CAD environment and MX Road toolbars, their enhanced menu items, and GUI changes. You will be introduced to techniques for using survey inputs; validation; string names; drawing styles; elements of geometry design; MX command language; and other aspects necessary for road design and analysis. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• It creates 2D and 3D drainage designs.
• Visualize an information-rich model with mapping

Having an in-depth insight into road design and analysis is a core requirement of professionals in civil engineering and infrastructure development. Learning advanced software like MX Road will give you a chance to launch your career in the transportation industry. Experts in MX Road are wanted as they are able to reduce production time and perform road designs rapidly and accurately. Also, a core strength of MX Road is its features for regression and dynamic analysis of road designs. Hence, MX Road professionals are also hired for their analytical skills. Some of the more popular jobs in this field include:

Explore our certification courses that teach the software in different combinations under the following course categories:

• Students pursuing or completed Civil Engineering
• Students of diploma / ITI / certificate courses in civil engineering and road design
• Anybody interested to get an entry into the world of design and analysis of roads