The following are examples of well-constructed learning objectives.

After attending this session, you will be able to:

• Use templates to create standards for your company
• Define the key style and system definitions for your discipline to meet your own standards
• Describe best practices for day-to-day CAD management
• Identify useful utility and shareware programs to automate day-to-day network management tasks
• Describe the three main types of queries in Autodesk Map 3D: property, data, and SQL queries
• Create thematic map queries
• Work with hyperlinks and define the difference between absolute and relative links
• List the main stages in the process for creating, plotting, and publishing single and multisheet DWF files
• Use and incorporate i-drop into your web pages

The following are examples of poorly-constructed learning objectives.

After attending this session, you will be able to:

• Understand templates
• Know about key styles and system definitions
• Understand the importance of CAD standards
• Comprehend the utility of tool icons
• Understand what is meant by "design intent"
• Comprehend the assembly process
• Gain knowledge of the basic principles of grip editing