- Introduction to BIM
- ? What is BIM
- BIM dimensions
- BIM benefits
- Relationship between Revit and BIM
- 3d Modeling
- Revit Interfaces
- Electrical Systems Work interface which includes
- Lighting, small power, low current
- CAD Format Sheets to Revit Format
- Importing CAD format file into Revit models
- Management of CAD files and the difference between importing CAD and linking CAD
- Converting CAD sheets to 3D Revit models
- Setting the Visibility of Views
- View range and visibility and graphics
- Create and manage view templates
- 2D Annotation and Drafting
- Dimensions in Revit
- Spot elevations, spot slopes, and spot coordination
- Tag versus text
- Drafting views and details
- Revit Sheets
- Creating sheets and title blocks
- Preparing sheets for different submissions
- Placing views and legends into Revit sheets
- Revit Schedules
- Quantities schedules
- Material takeoff
- Sheet list
- Other types of schedules in Revit
- Parameters
- ? What are Revit parameters
- Project parameters
- Shared parameters
- The difference between parameter types
- Linking Revit Formats
- Benefits of linking Revit for different disciplines and its role in solving clashes between disciplines
- Management of Revit links
- Revit in network environment
- Creating central files
- ? What are local files
- Synchronizing Revit models
- Introduction to Revit families
- ? What are Revit families
- Family parameters
- Appending and merging models.
- Walking through your model.
- Working with viewpoints.
- Reviewing a model.
- Manipulating and finding objects.
- Adding links to objects.
- Adding a timeline with the TimeLine.
- Creating clash tests.
- Creating material takeoffs