Certificate In Revit Architecture

Course Summary

About Course

Autodesk Revit is the industry-standard tool designed for building information modeling or BIM. Revit Architecture online training helps in enhancing the efficiency and accuracy across the project lifecycle, from concept to construction and later maintenance. As the model develops, Revit automatically updates the floor plans, elevations, and sections. With RIIT, students get an opportunity to learn from the best online courses like Revit Architecture; which is designed in such a way that it will provide in-depth learning of software with a flexible solution to develop products.

Revit Architecture is a 3D designing software that enables the design of building structure and its components and further effectively analyzes the structure. RIIT gives a boost to students careers and encourages them to do Internships and provide support or assistance for various projects. Revit Architecture classes/training are always conducted on the latest version of Revit Architecture.

Topics include

• Introduction

1. Introduction to Revit Architecture
2. Project Templates
3. Exploring the User Interface
4. Starting a Project
5. Project Units, Dimensions, Levels, etc.

• Building Panel

1. Create Wall & Curtain Walls
2. Doors & Windows
3. New Component
4. Floors & Roofs
5. Ceiling & Lightening

• Circulation Panel
  1. Stairs
  2. Ramp
  3. Railing
• Modify Tools
• Managing Views
• Annotation Tools
  1. Dimensions
  2. Texts
  3. Model Texts
  4. Model Line etc.
• Insert Tab
  1. Insert Decal
  2. Insert CAD file
  3. Load Family
• Openings
  1. Vertical Opening
  2. Shaft opening
  3. Multiple floor Shaft opening
  4. Dormer opening
  5. Wall opening
  6. Opening by Face
• Room and Area Panel
  1. Room Plans and Separation
  2. Area Boundaries
  3. Area Tags
  4. Color fill legend
  5. Keynotes
• View Tab
  1. Schedule
  2. Material Takeoff
  3. Detailing
  4. Sheet
  5. Visibility & Graphics
  6. Legend
• Massing and Sites
  1. Introduction to Mass Family
  2. Creating in Place Masses using Forms
  3. Site Design
  4. In-Place Families
  5. Family Creation
  6. Introduction New Conceptual mass
• Printing and Exporting