CADD 104 - Revit Intermediate

Overview

Revit Intermediate builds on your foundational Revit and Building Information Modelling (BIM) skills, expanding your ability to develop coordinated building information for interior design development and project coordination using Autodesk Revit (release year 2026).

Designed for learners with foundational Revit experience, this course explores the tools and workflows used to create custom content, evaluate design options, manage project phasing, and coordinate information across multiple sources. You'll work with custom families, materials, wall assemblies, linked files, and worksharing tools while developing the skills needed to support model coordination and multidisciplinary project work.

Delivered fully online and self-paced, this SAIT Micro-credential combines demonstrations, guided exercises, discussion boards, and applied assignments with support from an industry-experienced instructor. The course culminates in a portfolio project that demonstrates your design process and application of intermediate Revit and BIM skills.

By the end of the course, you'll be prepared to manage project information, support model coordination, and apply intermediate BIM workflows within collaborative design environments. These practical skills can help you contribute to design development, project coordination, and documentation activities across architecture, engineering, construction, and interior design projects.

This course is ideal if you:

• want to extend your Revit abilities beyond foundational modelling
• need intermediate BIM skills to support coordination or design development
• are preparing for roles that require custom content creation or collaborative workflows
• want portfolio work that demonstrates your growing capability with Revit.

Pre-requisites and eligibility

You must complete CADD 103 Revit Architecture Fundamentals before registering for this course. 

Learning outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, you'll be able to:

• locate and load predefined families and components into a project file using the installed content libraries from Autodesk
• identify, describe, and use System Families, In-Place Families, and Loadable Families
• customize your projects by creating and editing custom content families using instance and type parameters
• create, customize, and use materials to enhance visualizations
• use sweeps and reveals to customize walls
• setup and create design options in a project to aid in design selection and decision-making
• explain the concept and benefits of project worksharing and enable worksharing in Revit
• enable collaboration on Revit projects by creating and controlling worksets
• create and use the project phase function in Revit to visualize different stages of construction
• import and control CAD files in a project using the Link Files feature and the Visibility Graphics feature
• assemble a portfolio piece that showcases the design process and highlights the knowledge, skills, and abilities you’ve gained throughout your learning journey. 

To request a course outline, contact ConEdAdvising@sait.ca. 

Certificates and designations

Individuals with Revit training and industry experience can take exams through Autodesk to become Autodesk Certified User (ACU) or Autodesk Certified Professional (ACP) in Revit. SAIT’s Revit Essentials certificate program will help you build relevant skills and experience that support preparation for these certifications. Learn more about Autodesk certification.