Cert Prep: Revit for Structural Design Professional

4h 47mIntermediate2019-11-19

Authors

Eric Wing

Director of BIM Services at C&S Companies

Course details

Becoming an Autodesk Revit for Structural Design Professional proves you know Revit for Structure inside and out—and it's a signal to employers and clients that you are a trustworthy professional. If you're looking to add this certification to your professional tool kit, then this course is for you. Join instructor Eric Wing as he goes over specific skills covered by the 35-question exam. Brush up on topics such as basic geometry as it pertains to foundations, floors, walls, and framing; working with families; adding dimensions and annotations to drawings; and producing detailed schedules and sheets.

Learning objectives
Creating and modifying structural elements
Working with element materials
Managing family categories and types
Configuring dimension styles
Using detail components
Advanced view techniques
Creating schedules and sheets
Linking and importing files

Skills covered

RevitArchitectural VisualizationCivil EngineeringAutodesk3D ModelingVisualization and Real-TimeAECProduct and ManufacturingCert PrepAnimation and Illustration

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Preparing for Revit Structural Certification
02 - What you should know before watching this course

1. Modeling and Materials

03 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with foundations
04 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with structural floors
05 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with structural walls
06 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with structural columns
07 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with structural framing
08 - Create and modify structural elements - Work with stairs
09 - Create and modify structural elements - Understand model and detail groups
10 - Use and modify element materials - Associate a material with an object or a style
11 - Use and modify element materials - Create and edit a basic material and its properties
12 - Use and modify element materials - Load a material library
13 - Use selection sets - Create, edit, and load a selection set

2. Families

14 - Manage family categories and types - Configure family types
15 - Manage family categories and types - Family categories and types
16 - Manage family categories and types - Different kinds of families
17 - Manage family categories and types - Transfer system families between projects
18 - Use family parameters - Create or delete an instance or type parameter
19 - Use family parameters - Determine the appropriate parameter discipline, type, and grouping
20 - Create family content - Select the appropriate family template
21 - Create family content - Export a family to create a type catalog
22 - Create family content - Add reference planes, lines, and dimensions
23 - Create family content - Create geometry
24 - Create family content - Constrain, flex, align, lock, and labels
25 - Create family content - Associate dimensional parameters

3. Documentation

26 - Annotate views - Dimensions
27 - Annotate views - Create and modify annotation families for documentation
28 - Annotate views - Use a matchline
29 - Create and use detail components - Load and create a detail component family
30 - Create and use detail components - Define a repeating detail
31 - Phases and design options - How to work with phases
32 - Phases and design options - How to work with design options
33 - Use document revisions - Understand sheet issues revisions
34 - Configure export and print settings - Configure export settings
35 - Configure export and print settings - Configure custom print setup

4. Views

36 - Apply advanced view techniques - Browser organization
37 - Apply advanced view techniques - View properties
38 - Apply advanced view techniques - Visibility graphic overrides
39 - Apply advanced view techniques - Apply and edit view templates
40 - Apply advanced view techniques - Create and manage call-out views
41 - Apply advanced view techniques - Set up a sheet
42 - Apply advanced view techniques - Apply worksharing display modes
43 - Apply advanced view techniques - Duplicating views
44 - Manage, create, and modify schedules - Develop and customize schedules

5. Revit Project Management

45 - Link or import files - Imported files vs. linked files
46 - Link or import files - Manage linked files
47 - Link or import files - Copy and monitor elements from a linked file
48 - Define worksharing concepts - How to use worksharing features
49 - Use levels and grids - Modify level and grid types
50 - Project standards and shared coordinates - Transfer and review project standards
51 - Project standards and shared coordinates - The concept of shared coordinates
52 - Conduct maintenance on a Revit project - Using purge
53 - Conduct maintenance on a Revit project - Using the audit and compact tools
54 - Conduct maintenance on a Revit project - Assess review warnings in Revit
55 - Conduct maintenance on a Revit project - Check a model for interferences
56 - Understand shared, project, and global parameters

Conclusion

57 - Next steps