Full overview
The delivery format of this course is via self-directed, video lectures and demonstrations, PDF manuals, and online support via web-based discussion groups and email support.
Upon successful completion of this course, the students will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Create Detail Component Families in the Family Editor Create Dynamic Formula-driven building models. Create Custom Curtain Walls Create 2D Details with custom detail components Create Schedules, Key Notes, and Legends Apply Phasing and Design Options to a Building Project
Students can get a receive a free copy of the latest version Revit from Autodesk (valid for one year) by going here .
Course outline
- 1
Lesson 1: Conceptual Design Environment
- Dimensioning forms in the Conceptual Design Environment and developing Dynamic, complex masses with Formulas and Parameters.
- 2
Lesson 2: Pattern Component families
- Creating and working with Pattern Component families.
- 3
Lesson 3: Adaptive Components
- Creating and working with Adaptive Components, reference points and stitched border panels.
- 4
Lesson 4: Curtain Walls I
- Creating typical Curtain Walls and working with curtain grids and layouts.
- 5
Lesson 5: Curtain Walls II
- Creating and working with Curtain Wall panels, Curtain Wall mullions, corner mullions, and mullion join conditions.
- 6
Lesson 6: Curtain Walls III
- Creating and working with Custom Curtain Wall mullions, custom Curtain Wall panels, and developing Custom curtain wall assemblies with nested curtain walls and custom parametric panels.
- 7
Lesson 7: Schedule Views
- Creating and working with Schedule Views and Schedule View properties.
- 8
Lesson 8: Legend Views, Tags, and Keynotes
- Creating and working with Legend Views, Tags, and Keynotes.
- 9
Lesson 9: Introduction to Detailing Components
- Working with insulation, detail lines and custom components.
- 10
Lesson 10: Advanced Detailing Tools
- Working with hidden lines, draw order, and cut profiles.
- 11
Lesson 11: Phasing and Phase Filters
- Working with Project phasing tools.
- 12
Lesson 12: Design Options
- Using Design Options to explore multiple design solutions for a single project.
Materials
All necessary course materials are included.
System requirements
Minimum technical expectations for the online learning environment. Your IT team can use this as a checklist.
Requirements
This course is designed for the full, Windows version of Revit. Regarding running Revit on a Mac, the best solution is to use the Mac's Bootcamp utility and have a copy of Windows installed on its own partition. Parallels Desktop will also work and will allow you to install the full PC version of Revit on your Mac. Although there is an "Revit for Mac" version available, it is not widely used and is missing many of the features found in the full Windows version of Revit. The current Mac version will work for the level one course but if you continue your training with the intermediate and advanced courses, the further you go the more you will run into features that simply do not exist on the Mac software. To ensure software stability and optimal performance during your coursework, all students must verify that their hardware meets the Autodesk Revit System Requirements . Using a computer that falls below these specifications can lead to software crashes and data loss. Please compare your system against the official requirements below before beginning this course: View Official Revit System Requirements
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