Trevor English
Learning hydraulic modeling software is not always the easiest task.
If you used a tool in college or have been exposed to hydraulic modeling tools at work, you are ahead of the game. But getting there historically has meant reading a lot of manuals, exploring forums, and asking other people who use the same software.
An InfoWorks WS Pro full course
Our team of water experts at Autodesk have been building a library of free learning content for all of our applications, and that includes a dedicated InfoWorks WS Pro Training course, which is designed to help users master the functionalities and applications of this water supply modeling tool.
Additional learning resources
The InfoWorks WS Pro Technical Information Hub provides a comprehensive array of resources, including feature request boards, product roadmaps, and insightful blog articles. Of course, support is available to help you navigate any challenges you encounter, but this hub is packed with resources and can point you to what you’re looking for rather quickly. You can subscribe to updates via email from the page if you want to stay on top of important version updates.
We have an ever-growing number of videos on our YouTube channel, which features webinars, tutorials, feature highlights, and videos about the latest product updates. For example, we have a playlist dedicated to The latest on InfoWorks WS Pro, which includes new product release videos.
Another playlist of interest might be our Water Drop workflow videos. These are short videos created by our team that focus on one workflow, often showing you how to save time, use aspects of the software that you maybe haven’t explored before, or show you how to take advantage of integrations with other apps and services. that action by subscribing to our YouTube channel.
Finally, we send out the OWB Newsletter, which is full of links about sustainability innovations (and fun oddities) in addition to a run-down of what we’ve published lately. We know you’re busy, so we only send a newsletter when we have something to actually say, and you can easily unsubscribe at any time.