CADD 104 - Revit Intermediate
Course Description
This course provides instructions and materials to expand your Revit knowledge and skills using Building Information Modeling (BIM).
Learn to create project templates, schedules, families and parametric frameworks. Develop skills using collaboration tools such as project phasing, display options, importing and exporting, worksets and advanced design development tools to increase productivity. This course also introduces construction document tools, including material takeoff schedules, keynotes and legends.
Note: Registrations will be closed one week prior to the start of class
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Learner Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Prepare project templates
- Create and utilize different types of schedules
- Create custom system families (walls, roofs, floors, ceilings)
- Apply family concepts and techniques
- Create in-place families and work with shared parameters
- Create custom door, windows, railings, balusters and panels
- Create phases, design options and setup views
- Link Autodesk and Revit models into a project
- Import vector and raster files
- Open workset-related projects to support project team collaboration
Prerequisites
CADD 102 or CADD 103 is the mandatory requirement for this course. You are required to show proof of completion by emailing conedadvising@sait.ca.
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Revit Essentials Certificate of Completion : Required Courses
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