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Revit Basic To Advanced

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Autodesk Revit for Building Information Modeling (BIM), targeting professionals in architecture, structural engineering, MEP design, and related fields. The course spans 75 hours, divided into basic and advanced levels, covering essential skills and advanced techniques across architecture, structure, and MEP disciplines. Participants will engage in hands-on sessions, culminating in a final project presentation that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and documentation.
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Revit Basic To Advanced

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Autodesk Revit for Building Information Modeling (BIM), targeting professionals in architecture, structural engineering, MEP design, and related fields. The course spans 75 hours, divided into basic and advanced levels, covering essential skills and advanced techniques across architecture, structure, and MEP disciplines. Participants will engage in hands-on sessions, culminating in a final project presentation that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and documentation.
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Module Title: Revit Architecture, Structure & MEP – Basic to Advanced

Course Objective:
To equip participants with comprehensive skills in using Autodesk Revit for Building
Information Modeling (BIM) across Architecture, Structural Engineering, and MEP
disciplines—from foundational skills to advanced collaboration and documentation
techniques.

Target Audience:
 Architects, Structural Engineers, MEP Designers
 BIM Modelers and Coordinators
 Engineering Students and Graduates
 Interior Designers and Draftsmen

Course Duration:
 Basic Level: 30 Hours (10 sessions × 3 hours)
 Advanced Level: 45 Hours (15 sessions × 3 hours)
 Total: 75 Hours

Module 1: Introduction to BIM & Revit


Session 1: Overview of BIM & Revit Interface
 What is BIM?
 Role of Revit in AEC industry
 Revit UI: Project Browser, Properties Palette, Ribbon
 File Types and Templates

Module 2: Basic Revit (Architecture, Structure & MEP)

🏛 Architecture – Basic
Sessions 2–4
 Levels, Grids, and Views
 Walls, Doors, and Windows
 Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs
 Rooms and Room Tags
 Annotation tools
 Sheets and Printing
🏗 Structure – Basic
Sessions 5–6
 Structural Grids and Levels
 Columns, Beams, and Braces
 Foundations (Footings, Pile Caps)
 Structural Walls and Slabs
 Reinforcement Basics

MEP – Basic
Sessions 7–9
 Mechanical Systems: HVAC Ducts, Air Terminals
 Electrical Systems: Panels, Lighting, Power Circuits
 Plumbing Systems: Pipes, Fixtures, Pipe Fittings
 Connecting MEP systems
 Basic System Analysis
Session 10: Basic Coordination and Exporting
 Linking Revit models (Arch/Str/MEP)
 View Templates & Visibility Controls
 Export to AutoCAD, PDF, IFC

Module 3: Advanced Revit (Architecture, Structure & MEP)

🏛 Architecture – Advanced
Sessions 11–13
 Design Options and Phasing
 Curtain Walls and Stairs
 Site Design and Topography
 Families: Creating Parametric Families (Doors, Furniture)
 Schedules and Quantity Takeoffs
🏗 Structure – Advanced
Sessions 14–16
 Reinforcement Detailing
 Structural Connections
 Trusses and Analytical Modeling
 Structural Analysis using extensions or Robot
 Collaboration with Architects & MEP Engineers

MEP – Advanced
Sessions 17–19
 Advanced HVAC & Duct Systems
 Electrical Load Analysis
 Plumbing System Calculation
 Creating Custom MEP Families
 Coordination Review and Clash Detection

Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Sessions 20–22
 Worksets and Worksharing
 Linked Models Coordination
 Clash Detection (with Navisworks)
 Using View Filters for MEP/Structural/Architectural separation

Documentation and BIM Execution


Sessions 23–24
 BIM Execution Plan (BEP) Basics
 Model Review and Quality Check
 Sheets Management and Publishing
 Revit Model for Facility Management

Final Session (25): Project Presentation & Review


 Each student/team presents a multi-discipline project
 Discussion, critique, and review

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