An Autodesk Certified Professional in Revit Architecture can accelerated career development, improved productivity, and enhanced credibility in the architectural and construction management industries.

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 COURSE OUTLINE 
 

COLLABORATION

• Copy and monitor elements in a linked file

• Use Work-sharing

• Import DWG and image files

• Use Work-sharing Visualization

• Assess review warnings in Revit
   

DOCUMENTATION

• Create and modify filled regions

• Place detail components and repeating details

• Tag elements (doors, windows, etc.) by category

• Use dimension strings

• Set the colors used in a color scheme legend

• Work with phases
   

ELEMENTS AND FAMILIES

• Change elements within a curtain wall (grids, panels, mullions)

• Create compound walls

• Create a stacked wall

• Differentiate system and component families

• Work with family Parameters

• Create a new family type

• Use Family creation procedures
   

MODELING

• Create a building pad

• Define floors for a mass

• Create a stair with a landing

• Create elements such as a floors, ceilings, or roofs

• Generate a topo surface

• Model railings

• Edit a model element’s material (door, window, furniture)

• Change a generic floor/ceiling/roof to a specific type

• Attach walls to a roof or ceiling

• Edit room-aware families
   

VIEWS

• Define element properties in a schedule

• Control visibility

• Use levels

• Create a duplicate view for a plan, section,

• elevation, drafting view, etc.

• Create and manage legends

• Manage view position on sheets

• Organize and sort items in a schedule