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WHY REVIT?
Career
advancement
Improved
skills
Competitive
advantage
Access to industry
resources
Increased earning
potential
A Revit certificate can demonstrate to potential employers or clients that you have a solid understanding of the skills required to create professional-quality architectural designs & documentation.
The online course will help you improve your Revit skills, which can result in more efficient workflows, higher-quality designs, and better collaboration with other team members.
With a Revit certificate, you can set yourself apart from other architects, designers, or builders who don't have the same level of expertise in the software.
Many online courses provide access to industry resources, such as project templates, tutorials, and forums, which can help you stay up-to-date with the latest techniques in architectural design & BIM.
A Revit certificate can potentially increase your earning potential by enabling you to offer more comprehensive and valuable services to clients.
WHAT YOU LEARN
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Introduction to Revit: Overview of the software and its features.
User Interface: Understanding the Revit interface and its tools.
Project Setup: Techniques for setting up a project and creating a new file.
Modelling and Design: Techniques for creating architectural models and designs, including walls, doors, windows, roofs, and more.
Views and Sheets: Techniques for creating & managing views, including floor plans, elevations, and sections, & creating sheets for documentation.
Families and Components: Techniques for creating and using Revit families and components, such as furniture, equipment, and custom elements.
Annotation and Dimensions: Techniques for adding annotations and dimensions to views, including text, dimensions, and tags.
Phasing and Stages: Techniques for using Revit's phasing and stages features to represent different stages of construction.
Collaboration & Workflow: Techniques for working with other team members,
including linking and importing files,& using worksharing & worksets.
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