Overview
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Become an Autodesk Certified Professional. Study for the Revit for Architectural Design exam while you reinforce your Revit skills.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Being an Autodesk Revit Architecture Certified Professional
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Using the Revit 2020 interface
- The Revit Recent Files screen
- What is Autodesk certification?
- Certiport: The Autodesk exam provider
- Working with walls
- Working with wall types
- Working with floors, roofs, and ceilings
- Working with circulation elements: Stairs, ramps, and railings
- Working with columns: Architectural, structural, and structural grids
- Understanding the functions and limitations of model and detail groups
- Using massing elements
- Using site and topography
- Associating a material with an object or a style
- Creating and editing a basic material and its properties
- Loading a material library
- Creating, editing, and loading selection sets
- Working with rooms
- Working with areas
- Understanding and configuring family types
- Differentiating between different kinds of families
- Transferring families between projects
- Creating or deleting an instance or type parameter
- Determining the appropriate parameter, discipline, type, or grouping
- Modifying a room calculation point
- Selecting the appropriate family template
- Creating a simple family: Geometry, lines, reference planes, and dimensions, part 1
- Creating a simple family: Geometry, lines, reference planes, and dimensions, part 2
- Working with hosted and non-hosted elements in a model
- Dimensions and annotation families
- Using tags and tag categories
- Using a matchline and a view reference
- Loading and creating a detail component family
- Defining a repeating detail
- Understanding how to work with phases
- Understanding how to work with design options
- Understanding sheet issues, revisions, and revision clouds
- Configuring export settings for other projects and CAD drawings
- Configuring custom print setups
- Creating and using color scheme legends for areas and rooms
- Understanding browser organization and view properties
- Visibility and graphic overrides
- Applying and editing view templates
- Creating and managing callout views
- Setting up a view for rendering
- Setting up a sheet
- Duplicating views
- Developing and customizing schedules
- Manipulating schedule data
- Applying worksharing display modes
- Managing imported and linked files
- Managing a linked file
- Understanding the concept of copying and monitoring elements from a linked file, including interference checking
- Understanding how to use worksharing features
- Modifying level and grid types
- Transferring and reviewing project standards
- Editing object styles
- Understanding and using Purge
- Using the Audit and Compact tools, and assessing review warnings
- Understanding shared, project, and global parameters
- Next steps
