Course Description
In this Revit Intermediate course, you will learn about more advanced layout creation and documentation methods, detailing concepts, how to use constraints and dimensions. You will also learn about Revit Families and the family editor, followed by an introduction to schedules and finally creating and plotting sheets.
This course is designed for professionals and students in the engineering and construction industry who are looking to advance their knowledge of building information modeling by utilizing Revit. The course assumes students have already completed a Revit beginner’s course and are familiar with basics concepts and how to use latest versions of the application. With this course, you can use either Revit or Revit LT 2022 as you continue your Revit journey. We explore the Revit application by using more advanced methods of completing your projects by continuing to develop existing Revit models. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills necessary to advance a Revit model into a complete construction document set that can be printed.
What You'll Learn
- Create advanced layouts using view duplication, scales, view ranges, underlays, and visibility graphics overrides
- Produce details from model views with detail lines, regions, components, annotations, and legends
- Constrain elements using locked dimensions, alignments, and equality constraints
- Build parametric Revit families with the family editor, reference planes, parameters, and model geometry
- Create and customize schedules, including room schedules and key schedules
- Create, populate, and plot sheets to produce a complete construction document set
Key Takeaways
- This intermediate course covers advanced layout creation, detailing, constraints and dimensions, Revit families, schedules, and creating and plotting sheets.
- It is designed for engineering and construction professionals and students who want to advance their building information modeling knowledge using Revit.
- The course assumes students have completed a Revit beginner's course and are familiar with basic concepts and recent versions of the application.
- Learners can follow along using either Revit or Revit LT 2022.
- By the end, learners will be able to advance a Revit model into a complete, printable construction document set.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this Revit 2022 Intermediate course for?
It is designed for professionals and students in the engineering and construction industry who want to advance their knowledge of building information modeling using Revit.
What prerequisites do I need before taking this course?
The course assumes you have already completed a Revit beginner's course and are familiar with basic concepts and how to use the latest versions of the application.
What topics does this course cover?
It covers advanced layout creation and documentation methods, detailing concepts, using constraints and dimensions, Revit families and the family editor, schedules, and creating and plotting sheets.
Can I use Revit LT instead of full Revit for this course?
Yes. You can use either Revit or Revit LT 2022 as you continue your Revit journey.
What will I be able to do by the end of the course?
You will have the skills to advance a Revit model into a complete construction document set that can be printed.
