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Annotation Course (Video Run Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 15 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 65 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to add dimensions and text to views.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Common usage and best practices for placing dimensions and text Placing, modifying and leveraging dimensions Placing and modifying text Working with note blocks
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should complete the following courses: Introduction to Revit Introduction to Views Essential Skills
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Revit Schedules Course (Video Run Time: 50 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 165 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 25 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 235 minutes)
Course Description The material presented in this course helps users understand how to create a variety of schedule types and manage schedule formatting and appearance.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course includes: Creating category and multi-category schedules Adding schedule fields Adding schedule filters Sorting and grouping in schedules Working with schedule formatting and appearance Creating material takeoffs How to create and use key schedules Creating view lists Creating sheet lists Creating graphical column schedules Working with note blocks
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have completed one of the following courses: None
Deliverables Course (Video Run Time: 65 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 35 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 15 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 115 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to print and export content from Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Working with sheets Placing views on sheets Working with sheet lists Using matchlines Printing views and sheets to hard copies and electronic formats Managing print setups Working with revisions Exporting to DWG/DXF formats Exporting to IFC Exporting schedules and reports Exporting to PDF Exporting Images and Animations
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should complete the following courses: Introduction to Revit Introduction to Views Architectural Project Setup
Revit Materials Course (Video Run Time: 80 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 80 minutes)
Course Description The material presented in this course helps users understand how to work with and create materials for use in the Revit model.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course includes: Loading materials into the project Customizing materials Working with material appearance Applying materials to walls, floors, ceilings and roofs Using the Paint tool Understanding the graphics, appearance, physical and mechanical properties of materials
AIA (USA) Accredited Course Eagle Point Software AIA CE Provider Number 404109445. RVM001 Revit Materials – Earn 1 AIA (USA) LU. This course is eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits. AIA (USA) Learning Objectives Participants will learn how to access and manage materials for design, visualization and construction documentation on the Revit platform. Prerequisite Knowledge: Basic Revit knowledge. Learning Objective 1: Participants will learn how to add existing materials from loaded libraries into the Revit project. Learning Objective 2: Participants will learn how materials are used for annotation, graphics, visualization, structural and for energy analysis in the Revit platform. Learning Objective 3: Participants will learn how to apply materials to model geometry. Learning Objective 4: Participants will learn how to create custom materials for annotation, graphics, visualization and analysis in the Revit platform. Tips: Turn off your phone, close your email, text and social media apps. Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer. Go Full Screen when watching videos.
Worksharing Course (Video Run Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 35 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 60 minutes)
Course Description This course will give you an understanding of team collaboration in Revit through Worksharing. It will teach you how Worksharing works in Revit, how to create and setup a Central Model, create a Local copy, work with the elements in the local copy and synchronize work with the central file as progress is made.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course help you gain an understanding of the following topics: Worksharing concepts Creating a Central Model file and setting up Worksets Creating and working on a Local Copy Synchronizing with the Central Model
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: Understanding of Architectural or MEP or Structural terminology. Revit installed in the machine.
Phasing Course (Video Run Time: 20 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 45 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand and work with phasing in Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course help you gain an understanding of the following topics: Phase states Phase filters Phasing graphic overrides Phasing workflow Other considerations when working with phasing
AIA (USA) Accredited Course Eagle Point Software AIA CE Provider Number 404109445. RPP001 Revit Project Phasing – Earn 1 AIA (USA) LU. This course is eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits. AIA (USA) Learning Objectives Participants will understand how to use the Revit platform for the management and execution of renovation projects. Prerequisite Knowledge: Knowledge of basic Revit modeling practices and views. Understanding of typical construction documentation for a renovation project. Learning Objective 1: Participants will learn the fundamental concepts of how phasing is used for renovation projects. Learning Objective 2: Participants will learn how to assign elements to different phase states. Learning Objective 3: Participants will learn how to document the model at different phases. Learning Objective 4: Participants will learn the workflow to set up a project for a typical renovation project. Tips: Turn off your phone, close your email, text and social media apps. Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer. Go Full Screen when watching videos.
Revit Site Design Course (Video Run Time: 35 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 130 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 25 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 190 minutes)
Course Description The material presented in this course helps users understand and employ tools to create toposurfaces, hardscapes and softscapes that communicate design intent for sitework in the Revit platform.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course includes: Setting up the site project Establishing file exchange between building, site and civil models Adding property lines Creating toposurfaces and understanding point placement Modification of toposurfaces via splitting, merging and adding subregions Working with building pads Adding site components Placing annotative elements in site views Creating graded regions
AIA (USA) Accredited Course Eagle Point Software AIA CE Provider Number 404109445. RSD001 – Revit Site Design – Earn 1 AIA (USA) LU. This course is eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits. AIA (USA) Learning Objectives Participants will learn how to demonstrate design intent for architectural sitework using the Revit platform tools. Prerequisite Knowledge: Some Revit knowledge. Learning Objective 1: Participants will learn how to properly set up the Site view plan to show topography, hardscape and softscape design, including setting view range parameters and the demarcation of the lot or property. Learning Objective 2: Participants will learn how to create and modify toposurfaces by point placement as well as how to split and merge toposurfaces. Learning Objective 3: Participants will learn how to add building pads and other hardscape elements like sidewalks, parking lots and other hardscape components. Learning Objective 4: Participants will learn how to add softscape elements like trees, shrubs and indicate ground cover areas. Learning Objective 5: Participants will learn how to add entourage elements for construction documentation and visualization purposes. Tips: Turn off your phone, close your email, text and social media apps. Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer. Go Full Screen when watching videos.
Model Coordination Course (Video Run Time: 45 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 90 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 25 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 160 minutes)
Course Description The material presented in this course helps understand how to use the Model Coordination tools in Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course provides instruction on: Copy/monitoring datum elements between discipline models Copy/monitoring geometry between MEP and Architectural models Performing coordination reviews Interference checking
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have completed one of the following learning paths: None
Introduction to Revit (Video Run Time: 30 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 5 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 35 minutes)
Course Description This course is intended to give you a high-level overview of the concepts behind Building Information Modeling and Revit as a BIM tool. It is also a primer to understand Revit’s user interface such that you can navigate through a project.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Introduction to BIM Introduction to Revit
Essential Skills Course (Video Run Time: 20 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 20 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 40 minutes)
Course Description This course is intended to give you an overview of placing and editing objects in a Revit project.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Placing elements in Revit Basic and helpful modifying tools
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: Revit installed in the machine.
Views Course (Video Run Time: 65 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 15 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 80 minutes)
Course Description This course is intended to give you a high-level overview of the concepts behind model views, view properties and the visibility of the elements in those views.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: View Types Plan, Elevation, Section and Schedule View Creation and Properties
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: Understanding of Architectural terminology. Revit installed in the machine.
Architectural Project Setup Course (Video Run Time: 75 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 100 minutes)
Course Description This course will step you through the process of starting an Architectural project. You will learn about template selection, project settings, coordinate systems, linking files and establishing project datum.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Template Selection Project Settings Coordinate System Linking Files Adding Levels, Datum References and Grid Lines
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: An understanding of Architectural terminology. Revit installed in the machine.
Walls Course (Video Run Time: 60 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 55 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 25 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 140 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to create basic, stacked, and curtain wall types, place wall instances, and modify existing wall geometry.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Placing walls in the project Modifying wall instances with sweeps, reveals, and openings Creating wall types with integral sweeps, reveals, and split regions Modifying wall joins Creating canted and other non-vertical walls Placing and modifying rule, ad hoc, and pattern based curtain walls Documenting fire ratings for walls
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should complete the following courses: Introduction to Revit Introduction to Views
AIA (USA) Accredited Course Eagle Point Software AIA CE Provider Number 404109445. RVW001 – Revit Walls and Documentation – Earn 1 AIA (USA) LU. This course is eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits. AIA (USA) Learning Objectives This course will help you understand how to create basic, stacked, and curtain wall types, place wall instances, and modify existing wall geometry as well as properly document walls for fire rating and classification purposes. Prerequisite Knowledge: Basic Revit knowledge. Learning Objective 1: Participants will learn how to properly place and modify wall instances. Learning Objective 2: Participants will learn how to create their own wall types with different layers of material. Learning Objective 3: Participants will learn how to attach and constrain wall geometry to other building structural elements like walls, floors, ceilings and other walls. Learning Objective 4: Participants will learn how to use wall properties and documentation techniques to display hour ratings for wall in construction documentation. Tips: Turn off your phone, close your email, text and social media apps. Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer. Go Full Screen when watching videos.
Doors, Windows and Openings Course (Video Run Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 20 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 55 minutes)
Course Description This course will give step you through adding process
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Placing Doors and Windows in the Model Properties and Edits Schedules Curtain Wall Doors Custom Wall Openings
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have preferably completed the following course: Modeling Walls
Floors Course Introduction (Video Run Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 15 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 65 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to create floor types, place floor instances, and modify existing floor geometry.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Understanding floors as system family Placing floors Creating floor types Modifying floors Placing floor openings Creating sloped floors and depressions Adding thickened slab edges
Ceilings Course (Video Run Time: 5 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 30 minutes)
Course Description This course will teach you how to place the ceilings in your building project.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Add and Modify Ceilings Ceiling Type and Instance Properties Ceiling Schedule
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: Understanding of architectural terminology. Completed the essential skills, project setup and walls courses.
Schematic Floor Plans Course (Video Run Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 25 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 50 minutes)
Course Description In this course, you will learn how develop a schematic floor plan in Revit. From the placement of walls to adding room and area definitions to the floor plan.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course help you gain an understanding of the following topics: Wall placement basics Adding and Modifying Rooms Creating a Room Color Scheme Creating Room Schedules Creating Area Plans Path of Travel analysis
Circulation Course (Video Run Time: 35 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 15 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 65 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to create stairs, ramps, and railings in Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Stair families and types Stair instance and type properties Component and sketch based stair creation Ramp creation and modification Railing placement and instance properties Railing type properties Editing of rail paths and joins
Roofs Course (Video Run Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 40 minutes)
Course Description In this course, you will learn how to add a roof to the building model using several of the methods available in Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Create Flat, Gable and Hip Roofs (by Footprint) Roof Structure and Roof Properties Modify Roof by Sub Elements Create Curved Roofs (by Extrusion) Add Fascia, Soffits and Gutters to Roof
Course Prerequisites To participate in this training course, you should have the following: Understanding of architectural terminology. Completed the essential skills, project setup, and walls courses.
Detailing Course (Video Run Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Exercise Time: 15 minutes) (Estimated Quiz Time: 10 minutes) (Minimum Course Duration: 40 minutes)
Course Description This course will help you understand how to work with the detailing tools in Revit.
Course Objectives The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics: Common usage and best practices for working with detail lines, components, and groups Placing and modifying filled and masking regions Detailing in model views and drafting views
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