Introduction to Autodesk Revit
Autodesk Revit is Building Information Modeling software, which a llows the user to design with both parametric 3D modeling and 2D drafting elements. Building Information Modeling is a Computer Aided Design (CAD) paradigm that employs intelligent CAD objects to represent real physical building components , such as walls and doors. In Revit, views of the building model are cameras, either orthographic or perspective: a component such as a door can be moved in any view, and all other views of the model will update automatically. As each “view” is a camera of the actual 3D model, a change anywhere is a change everywhere. This is made possible by Revit”s underlying relational database architecture which its creators call the parametric change engine
Autodesk Revit Architecture
Course Duration: 90 Hours
- Training Contents
- Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Starting Project
- Creating Basic Floor Plan
- Creating and Modifying Levels
- Working with Grids
- Adding and Modifying Walls
- Using Editing Commands
- Working with Doors
- Adding and Modifying Windows
- Adding and Modifying Component Families
- Managing Views
- Controlling Object Visibility
- Working with Selection and Elevation Views
- Create and Modifying 3D Views
- Working with Dimensions
- Creating and Modifying Floors
- Working with Ceilings
- Adding and Modifying Roofs
- Creating Curtain Walls
- Creating Callout Views
- Working with Text and Tags
- Working with Detail Views
- Working with Drafting Views
- Creating and Modifying Schedules
- Creating Rooms and Room Schedules
- Working with Drawing Sheets
- Working with Title Blocks
- Managing Revisions
- Creating Rendering
- Using Walkthroughs
- Using Sun and Shadow Settings