DURATION – COST – SKILL LEVEL
SELF-PACED REVIT TRAINING
Self-paced REVIT training is available whenever and wherever you need it. The duration of the REVIT training varies for each student. Some students complete the training in a few weeks, while others take a few months.
This REVIT class is available for you to access for one year from the date of your registration.
FLEXIBLE - DOES NOT INCLUDE TRAINING CENTER CERTIFICATE
$395 USD
A COMPLETE SELF-PACED REVIT TRAINING CLASS – INCLUDES LECTURES, DEMONSTRATIONS, HANDS ON ACTIVITIES AND ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
THIS FORMAT DOES NOT REQUIRE THE STUDENT TO COMPLETE EACH CHAPTER IN A PRE-DESIGNATED ORDER. THIS ALLOWS THE STUDENT TO LEARN ANY TOPIC AS THEY NEED THE SKILLS
DOES NOT INCLUDE A TRAINING CENTER CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION –
ATTEND YOUR REVIT TRAINING ANYTIME AND ANYWHERE WITH AN INTERNET CONNECTION
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
AVAILABLE FOR ONE YEAR FROM CLASS REGISTRATION
SUPPORT AVAILABLE VIA E-MAIL
AFFORDABLE PRICING
COMPLETE - INCLUDES TRAINING CENTER CERTIFICATE
$525 USD
A COMPLETE SELF-PACED TRAINING CLASS – INCLUDES LECTURES, DEMONSTRATIONS, HANDS ON ACTIVITIES AND ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
THIS FORMAT REQUIRES THE STUDENT TO COMPLETE EACH CHAPTER IN A PRE-DESIGNATED ORDER.
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING A CHAPTER BY PASSING THE ASSESSMENT WITH A MINIMUM SCORE OF 80% ALLOWS THE STUDENT TO PROGRESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL
INCLUDES A TRAINING CENTER CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION
ATTEND YOUR TRAINING ANYTIME AND ANYWHERE
100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
AVAILABLE FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF REGISTRATION
SUPPORT AVAILABLE VIA E-MAIL
AFFORDABLE PRICING
DESCRIPTION – OBJECTIVES – PREREQUISITES
AUTODESK REVIT ARCHITECTURE – TRAINING OUTLINE
New Features
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- New Features for Revit
- New Features for Revit Architecture
Introduction to Autodesk Revit Architecture
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- User Interface Tour
- Browsers, Bars, Palettes and Windows
- Revit Architecture Help
Starting an Architectural Project
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- Starting a New Architectural Project
- Navigation Tools
- Configuring Global Settings
Creating Walls
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- Creating Architectural Walls
- Creating Architectural Walls II
Using Basic Building Components
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- Adding Doors
- Adding Windows and Wall Openings
Using the Editing Tools
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- Working with Selection Sets
- Editing Tools
- Editing Tools II
- Grouping Elements
- Retrieving Information About Elements
Working with Datum Planes and Creating Standard Views
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- Working with Levels
- Working with Grids
- Working with Reference Planes and Work Planes
- Controlling the Display of Elements
- Working with Project Views
Using Basic Building Components
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- Creating Floors
- Creating Roofs
- Shape Editing Tools
- Creating Ceilings
- Adding Rooms
Using Basic Building Components
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- Working with Components
- Adding Stairs
- Adding Railings and Ramps
- Creating Curtain Walls
Adding Site Features
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- Working With Site Features
- Property Lines and Building Pads
- Adding Site Components
Using Massing Tools
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- Understanding Massing Concepts
- Creating Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Editing Massing Geometry in the Family Editor
- Massing in the Conceptual Design Environment
- Creating Massing Geometry in a Project
- Creating Building Elements from Massing Geometry
- Creating Families
Adding Annotations and Dimensions
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- Adding Tags
- Room Tags
- Keynotes
- Adding Symbols and Dimensions
- Dimensioning Terminology and Dimensioning Tools
- Adding Alternate Dimension Units and Spot Dimensions
Creating Project Details and Schedules
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- Project Detailing in Autodesk Revit Architecture
- Crop Regions, Fills Patterns, and Detail Components
- Adding Text Notes
- Creating Drafting Views
- Revision Clouds
- Working with Schedules
Creating Drawing Sheets, and Plotting
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- Creating Drawing Sheets
- Creating Duplicate Dependent Views
- Printing in Revit Architecture
Creating 3D Views
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- Three Dimensional (3D) Views
- Dynamically Viewing Models with Navigation Tools
- Orienting a 3D View
- Generating Perspective Views
- Using a Section Box
Rendering Views and Creating Walkthroughs
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- Rendering in Revit Architecture
- Working with Materials
- Lights, Decals and Entourage
- Rendering Settings
- Creating a Walkthrough
- Autodesk 360 | Rendering
Using Advanced Features
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- Creating Structural Components
- Generating Multiple Design Options
- Using Area Analysis Tools
- Masking Regions
- Creating Displaced Views
- Color Schemes
- Working with Project Phasing Tools
Using Advanced Features II
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- Worksharing Concepts
- Elements Families, Browsers, Generating Shadows
- Creating Solar Studies
- Working with Point Clouds
- Revit Architecture Interoperability
- Linking Building Models and Sharing Coordinates
- Working with Linked Models
