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Introduction
Building Information Modeling
Exploring the Interface
Elements and Families

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
Floor and Ceiling Plans
Sections and Elevations
3D views
Schedules
View Properties and View Range

Using Modeling Tools
Levels and Grids
Structural Columns
Walls, Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs
Curtain Walls
Doors and Windows
Stairs and Railings
Rooms

Working with Families
Loading into Projects
Placing Components (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment)

Basic Detailing and Annotation
Detail Lines and Detail Components
Text and Dimensions
Tags and Symbols
Linking and Exporting to CAD

Sheets and Printing

Introduction to Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

A strong architectural background or education, as well as general computer and Windows experience

Architects and designers who are actively involved in project design and the development of drawing sets

Getting Started
Product and Workspace Overview
Opening and Appending Files
Saving, Merging, and Refreshing Files

Prepping Revit Files
Setting Up Project Location
Export to NWC Format

Prepping AutoCAD Files
Export to DWG Format from Revit
UCS vs Revit Project/True North
Export to NWC Format

3D Model Review
Navigation
Selection Tree and Selecting Objects
Hiding Objects and Overriding Materials
Measuring and Moving Objects
Search Sets
Viewpoints and Sectioning
Markups

Clash Detective
Selecting Items to be Clashed
Clash Test Settings, Rules, Reporting
Audit Checks
Export and Import Clash Tests

Sharing Files
Save to NWD
Comparing NWD Models

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

General computer and Windows experience. Basic knowledge of AutoCAD and Revit is recommended but not required.

Design and construction professionals working in a BIM environment requiring coordination and visualization.

Overview
Exploring the Family Editor
Family Templates and Categories
Best Practices

Laying the Foundation
Reference Planes
Reference Lines
Constraints

Creating Geometry
Solid and Void Forms
Model and Symbolic Lines
Filled and Masking Regions

Adding Intelligence
Type vs. Instance
Family and Shared Parameters
Visibility
Materials

Advanced Family Techniques
Nested Families
Formulas

Other Family Types
Detail Components
Tags
Symbols
Profiles

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEUʼs), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

Revit 2023-2026 Level I (or equivalent) plus 3 months continuous Revit experience, or at least 6 months continuous Revit 2023-2026 experience

Revit® users who are responsible for creating architectural families for their firms

Introduction
Building Information Modeling
Exploring the Interface
Elements and Families

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
Floor and Ceiling Plans
Sections and Elevations
3D views
Schedules
View Properties and View Range

Using Modeling Tools
Levels and Grids
Structural Columns
Walls, Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs
Curtain Walls
Doors and Windows
Stairs and Railings
Rooms

Working with Families
Loading into Projects
Placing Components (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment)

Basic Detailing and Annotation
Detail Lines and Detail Components
Text and Dimensions
Tags and Symbols
Linking and Exporting to CAD

Sheets and Printing

Introduction to Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

A strong architectural background or education, as well as general computer and Windows experience

Architects and designers who are actively involved in project design and the development of drawing sets

Introduction
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Exploring the Interface
Structural Elements and Families

Starting a New Project
Linking in the Architectural Model
Creating and Working with Views
Project Collaboration Using Copy/ Monitor
Adding Levels and Grids

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
View Properties
Architectural Model Reference Views
Framing and Foundation Plans
Sections and Elevations
Schedules

Collaboration Tools
Coordination Review
Interference Checking

Using Modeling Tools
Structural Columns
Beams and Beam Systems
Structural Walls
Foundation Elements
Slabs and Slab Edges
Bracing
Trusses
Reinforcing
Structural Connections
Modify and Editing Tools

Working with Families
Loading and Placing Components into Projects

Basic Detailing and Annotation
Detail Lines and Detail Components
Text and Dimensions
Tags and Symbols

Sheets & Printing

Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEUʼs), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

Strong engineering background as well as general computer and Windows experience

Structural engineering professionals, designers, and drafters who want to take advantage of the structural design and productivity features within Autodesk Revit

Understanding the Interface
Application Menu
Quick Access Toolbar
Ribbon Tabs and Panels
Application Status Bar
Command Window
The Canvas (Drawing Window / Editor)

Basic Drawing Navigation
Panning
Zooming
Windowing

Drawing Setup and Organization
Units and Drawing Limits
Creating and Managing Layers
Managing Linetypes, Lineweights, and Colors

Drawing with Precision
Using the Coordinate System
Object Snaps
Orthomode
Polar Tracking

Creating 2-Dimensional Geometry
Lines, Arcs, and Circles
Rectangles and Polylines
Hatching
Reusable Content (i.e. Blocks and Symbols)

Editing 2-Dimensional Geometry
Copying, Moving, Rotating, Scaling, and Stretching
Offsetting and Arraying
Trimming, Extending, Filleting, and Chamfering
Measure Commands
Object Properties

Annotation
Text and Text Styles
Dimensions and Dimension Styles

Plotting
Layouts and Viewports
Inserting Titleblocks (Borders)
Outputting to Paper and Digital Formats

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

General computer and Windows experience

Individuals who will be using AutoCAD® or AutoCAD LT® on a daily basis and have little to no experience or formal training

Introduction
Building Information Modeling
Exploring the Interface
Elements and Families

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
Floor and Ceiling Plans
Sections and Elevations
3D views
Schedules
View Properties and View Range

Using Modeling Tools
Levels and Grids
Structural Columns
Walls, Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs
Curtain Walls
Doors and Windows
Stairs and Railings
Rooms

Working with Families
Loading into Projects
Placing Components (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment)

Basic Detailing and Annotation
Detail Lines and Detail Components
Text and Dimensions
Tags and Symbols
Linking and Exporting to CAD

Sheets and Printing

Introduction to Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

A strong architectural background or education, as well as general computer and Windows experience

Architects and designers who are actively involved in project design and the development of drawing sets

Overview
Building Information Modeling
Exploring the Interface
MEP Elements and Families
Starting a Project
System Browser
Spaces and Room Naming

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
Floor / Ceiling Plans, Sections, Callouts
Visibility / Graphics
Filters
View Templates
Phasing

Mechanical Standards
Settings

Mechanical Design
Air Terminals and Mechanical Equipment
Duct and Flex Duct
Duct Fittings and Accessories
Duct Color Fill Legends

Piping (Mechanical and Plumbing)
Plumbing Equipment and Fixtures
Pipes, Fittings, and Accessories

Electrical Standards
Settings
Load Classifications and Demand Factors

Electrical Design
Devices and Fixtures
Electrical Equipment
Panel Schedules and Circuiting
Wiring
Cable Tray and Conduit

Annotating
Text, Dimensions, Tags, Symbols
Schedules
Drafting Views
Revisions

Output and Collaboration
Printing
Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEUʼs), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

General computer and Windows experience, knowledge of terminology, systems, and workflows found in the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing disciplines.

MEP professionals actively using design and documentation software to produce 3D BIM, and 2D documentation

Getting Started
Product Overview
PDF Templates

Interface
User Profiles
Toolbars
Tab Access
Customize Interface Layout
Batch Processes

Working with Documents
Multiview
Split Documents
Synchronize Views
Page Labels

Markup Tools
Creating Annotations
Callouts
Drawing Symbols
Stamps

Document Management
Hyperlinking
Slip Sheeting

Tool Chest
Adding Tools
Customizing Tool sets

Markup List
Filtering Information
Adding customized Columns and Criteria
Status Options
Summary and Report
Exporting Markup Lists

Estimation and Takeoffs
Measurements
Estimation with Markups
Quantity Takeoffs in Markups List

Compare Documents
Comparing differences between two documents
Document Overlay

Bluebeam Studio
Projects
Sessions

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee and each student receives a certificate of completion.

General computer and Windows knowledge and experience

Designers, construction professionals, and project managers working to move to paperless workflows that enhance collaboration and efficiency.

Introduction to Customization
Workspace Switching and Creation
Customize User Interface (CUI)
System Variables
Options Dialog Box

Advanced Commands and Techniques
Annotation Scaling
Document and Object Field Creation
Controlling Object Draw Order
CAD Standard Configuration and Checking
eTransmit
Design Feed

Advanced Layer Properties Management
Layer Filters
Layer States

Complex Entity Creation and Usage
Dynamic Block Creation and Insertion
Creation and Modification of Attributes
Group Formatting and Manipulation
Parametric Drafting Techniques

Tables
Creating and Modifying Tables
Populating Tables with Extracted Data
Linking Tables to External Spreadsheets

Plotting
Managing Plotters
Plot Style Creation and Usage
Publishing Layouts
Introduction to Sheet Set Manager

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

AutoCAD 2023-2026 Level I (or equivalent) ...or... 6-12 months continuous AutoCAD 2023-2026 experience

AutoCAD® users who have had formal training or who are currently using AutoCAD as a regular part of their daily workflow

Project Setup
Creating an Organized Project Browser
Configuring Object Styles
Creating Line Patterns
Creating Line Styles
Creating Basic and Custom Fill patterns
Create Filled Regions
Create Project, Shared, and Global Parameters

View Standardization
Create View Templates
Create View Types and associate View Templates
Create View Filters and assign to View Templates
Creating Sample Sheet set and placeholder sheets
Create Titleblocks

Legends
Create Standard Legend with Legend components
Create Keynotes Legend
Create Keynote File

Standard Annotations
Create Symbolic Annotations
Using Annotation symbols for Sheet Notes

Schedules
Create schedule with Calculated values
Create conditional formatting based off parametric values
Create Key schedule to drive data in other schedules
Create Note Block schedule
Create unsorted table

Area Plans and Schemes
Creating Area Schemes
Creating Area Scheme Schedules
Create predefined Color Schemes
Configuring Color Scheme Legends

Materials
Create Material
Create a Material Library
Adding additional parameters to
materials

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

Revit 2023-2026 Level I (or equivalent) plus 3 months continuous Revit experience, or at least 6 months continuous Revit 2023-2026 experience

Revit users who are responsible for creating architectural families for their firms

Introduction
Building Information Modeling
Exploring the Interface
Elements and Families

Views and Visibility
Project Browser
Floor and Ceiling Plans
Sections and Elevations
3D views
Schedules
View Properties and View Range

Using Modeling Tools
Levels and Grids
Structural Columns
Walls, Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs
Curtain Walls
Doors and Windows
Stairs and Railings
Rooms

Working with Families
Loading into Projects
Placing Components (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment)

Basic Detailing and Annotation
Detail Lines and Detail Components
Text and Dimensions
Tags and Symbols
Linking and Exporting to CAD

Sheets and Printing

Introduction to Worksharing

This class comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, provides AIA/CES Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s), and each student receives a certificate of completion.

A strong architectural background or education, as well as general computer and Windows experience

Architects and designers who are actively involved in project design and the development of drawing sets