Course Description
In this Revit 2022 Advanced course, you will learn about high-level project management settings, complex modeling concepts, and how to use additional graphic settings. You will also be introduced to revisioning with tags and clouds as well as to collaboration workflows and concepts, followed by an overview of links and other similar data.
This course is designed for professionals and students in the engineering and construction industry looking to advance their knowledge of building information modeling by utilizing Revit. The course assumes students have already completed a Revit intermediate course and are familiar with intermediate-level concepts and how to use the latest versions of the application. With this course, you can use either Revit or Revit LT 2022 as you continue your Revit journey, but note, there are lessons geared only for the full version of Revit 2022. 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 projects capabilities primed for work-sharing.
What You'll Learn
- Apply high-level project management settings such as Project Browser view and sheet organization, project parameters, purging unused items, and transferring project standards
- Create advanced model elements including stairs, spiral stairs, ramps, railings, and openings
- Use advanced graphic settings such as object styles, line styles, line weights, line patterns, and halftone and underlay settings
- Add revisions to projects using revision schedules, revision tags and clouds, revision numbering, and issuing a revision
- Set up collaboration and worksharing workflows including central model creation, local copies, worksets, and exchanging changes
- Manage links and imported data including linking other Revit models, importing CAD and image files, and managing linked files
Key Takeaways
- The course covers high-level project management settings, complex modeling concepts, and additional graphic settings in Revit 2022.
- Learners are introduced to revisioning with tags and clouds, along with collaboration workflows and concepts.
- The course explains links and other similar data, including linking Revit models and importing CAD and image files.
- By the end of the course, learners gain the skills to advance a Revit project's capabilities primed for work-sharing.
- The course can be followed using either Revit or Revit LT 2022, though some lessons are geared only for the full version of Revit 2022.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course designed for?
It is designed for professionals and students in the engineering and construction industry looking to advance their knowledge of building information modeling by utilizing Revit.
What prerequisites do I need before taking this course?
The course assumes students have already completed a Revit intermediate course and are familiar with intermediate-level concepts and how to use the latest versions of the application.
Can I take this course if I use Revit LT instead of the full version?
Yes, you can use either Revit or Revit LT 2022, but note that there are lessons geared only for the full version of Revit 2022.
What will I be able to do by the end of the course?
You will have the skills necessary to advance a Revit project's capabilities primed for work-sharing, including project management, creating advanced model elements, using advanced graphic settings, adding revisions, and applying collaboration workflows.
What skills does this course help develop?
It develops skills in Autodesk Revit, CAD Programs, Design Management, Graphical Tools, Project Management, and Autodesk Revit Certified User for Architecture.
