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Revit MEP

Revit Modeling – 40 Hours (Fresher to Intermediate Level) is a focused training program designed for beginners and experienced Professional aiming to strengthen their skills in Revit. This course provides hands-on experience in Revit modeling, covering essential tools, techniques, and best practices for creating accurate and efficient BIM models. It lays the foundation for advanced coordination and project execution, making it ideal for those starting out in BIM or looking to enhance their drafting capabilities with industry-relevant workflows.

Overview

  • Duration in Hrs 40
  • Duration in Month 1
  • Language English
  • Cost 12,000
  • Course Description 40 Hours for fresher to learn Revit modeling(Experienced Professional- Intermediate)

Curriculum

  • BIM Introduction
    • Lesson 1. BIM DEFINITION
    • Lesson 2. DIMENSIONS OF BIM
    • Lesson 3. LOD OF BIM
    • Lesson 4. SOFTWARES IN BIM
    • Lesson 5. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN BIM
  • Revit Introduction
    • Lesson 1. GETTING STARTED WITH REVIT
    • Lesson 2.PROJECT TEMPLATE
    • Lesson 3. LEVELS AND GRIDS
  • Revit Architecture Basics
    • Part 1. WALL
    • Part 2.DOOR
    • Part 3. WINDOW
    • Part 4. FLOOR
    • Part 5. ROOF
    • Part 6. CEILING
    • Part 7. ROOM TAGS
  • Inter Disciplinary Coordination
    • Part 1. LINKING CAD IN REVIT
    • Part 2. LINKING REVIT FILE-ARCH, STR, ELEC
    • Part 3. IMPORTING FILES
    • Part 4. COPY MONITOR IN REVIT
    • Part 5. GENERATING VIEWS
    • Part 6. PLAN VIEWS
    • Part 7. CEILING VIEWS
    • Part 8. SECTIONS
    • Part 9. ELEVATIONS
    • Part 10. 3D VIEW
  • ANALYSIS TOOL
    • Part 1. CHECK ERROR
    • Part 2. CHECK DISCONNECT
    • Part 3. COLOR FILL LEGEND
    • Part 4. DUCT COLOR FILL LEGEND
    • Part 5. PIPE COLOR FILL LEGEND
  • HVAC
    • Part 1. SPACING AND ZONING
    • Part 2. AIR TERMINAL PLACEMENT
    • Part 3. DUCT TYPE
    • Part 4. DUCT ROUTING MODELING
    • Part 5. DUCT SYSTEM
    • Part 6. DUCT CONNECTIONS
    • Part 7.MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
    • Part 8.DUCT INSULATION
    • Part 9.DUCT LINING
    • Part 10.DUCT PLACE HOLDER
    • Part 11.FLEX DUCT
    • Part 12.COVERT TO FLEXIBLE
    • Part 13.DUCT FITTINGS
    • Part 14.DUCT ACCESSORIES
  • PIPING
    • Part 1. PIPING
    • Part 2. PIPE TYPE
    • Part 3. PIPE ROUTING
    • Part 4. PIPE ROUTING_AUTOMATIC
    • Part 5. PIPE ROUTING PREFERENCE
    • Part 6. PIPE SYSTEM
    • Part 7. PIPE CONNECTIONS
    • Part 8. HVAC PIPE MODELING
    • Part 9. HYDRONIC PIPING
    • Part 10. CHILLER PIPING CONNECTION
    • Part 11. COOLING TOWER PIPING CONNECTION
  • PLUMBING
    • Part 1. PLUMBING PIPE MODELING
    • Part 2. PLUMBING FIXTURE
    • Part 3. WATER SUPPLY PIPING
    • Part 4. PIPE SLOPE
    • Part 5. INVERT ELEVATION
    • Part 6. PIPING ACCESSORIES
  • FIREFIGHTING
    • Part 1. FIREFIGHTING PIPING MODELING
    • Part 2. FIRE HYDRANT
    • Part 3. FIRE HOSE CABINET
    • Part 4. SPRINKLER SYSTEM
    • Part 5. FIRE PUMPS
    • Part 6. FIREFIGHTING ACCESSORIES
  • ELECTRICAL
    • Part 1. ELECTRICAL FIXTURE
    • Part 2. LIGHTING FIXTURE
    • Part 3. FIRE ALARM DEVICES
    • Part 4. SECURITY DEVICES
    • Part 5. DATA DEVICES
    • Part 6. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
    • Part 7. CIRCUIT CREATION
    • Part 8. WIRE LOOPING
    • Part 9. WIRE TYPES
    • Part 10. PANEL SCHEDULE
    • Part 11. CABLE TRAY ROUTING
  • VIEW SETTINGS
    • Part 1. VISIBILITY GRAPHIC
    • Part 2. VIEW TEMPLATES
    • Part 3. VIEW RANGE
    • Part 4. RULE BASED FILTER
    • Part 5. GROUP BASED FILTER
  • ANNOTATION
    • Part 1. DIMENSION
    • Part 2. TEXT
    • Part 3. TAG
    • Part 4. SPOT ELEVATION
    • Part 5. SPOT COORDINATES
    • Part 6. SPOT SLOPE
    • Part 7. HATCH
    • Part 8. LINE SETTINGS
    • Part 9. ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
    • Part 10. DETAIL ITEM AND GROUP
  • SHEET CREATION
    • Part 1. SHEET SELECTION
    • Part 2. TITLE BLOCK
    • Part 3. PLACING VIEWS
    • Part 4. CALLOUT
    • Part 5. DUPLICATE VIEWS
    • Part 6. LEGENDS
    • Part 7. KEYPLANS
    • Part 8. NOTES
    • Part 9. ADDING DRAFTING VIEWS
    PRINT
    • Part 1. PRINT SETTINGS
    • Part 2. LINE TYPE AND THICKNESS
    • Part 3. HALFTONE
    • Part 4. PRINT QUALITY
    • Part 5. BATCH PRINT
    • EXPORT SETTINGS
    • Part 1. EXPORT SETTING
    • Part 2. LAYER EXPORT SETTINGS
    • Part 3. PDF EXPORT
    • Part 4. DGN EXPORT
    • Part 5. REVISION CLOUDS
    SCHEDULING
    • Part 1. SCHEDULE/ QUANITIES CREATION
    • Part 2. PARAMETERS
    • Part 3. SCHEDULE FORMAT
    • Part 4. FILTER
    • Part 5. FIELD
    FAMILY CREATION
    • Part 1. FAMILY INTRODUCTION
    • Part 2. FAMILY CATEGORY
    • Part 3. FAMILY TYPE
    • Part 4. 3D FAMILY
    • Part 5. CREATING FORMS OF FAMILIES
    • Part 6. ADDING PARAMETERS
    • Part 7. ADDING PARAMETERS
    • Part 8. REFERENCE PLANES
    • Part 9. 2D FAMILIES
    CENTRAL FILE
    • Part 1. WORKSHARING IN REVIT
    • Part 2. CREATING CENTRAL FILE
    • Part 3. LOCAL FILE
    • Part 4. WORKSETS AND WORKSET MANAGEMENT
    • Part 5. USER FILE
    CLOUD COLLABORATION
    • Part 1. CREATING CENTRAL FILE ON CLOUD
    • Part 2. OPENING REVIT FILES FROM BIM 360
    FABRICATION
    • Part 1. DUCT FABRICATION MODELING
    • Part 2. DESIGN TO FABRICATION
    COORDINATION AND CLASH DETECTION
    • Part 1. COORDINATION AND CLASH DETECTION
    • Part 2. REVIT INTEREFERNECE CHECK
    • Part 3. EXPORT TO NAVISWORKS
    • Part 4. CLASH DETECTION

Software Used

Revit
Autodesk Revit
Revit
Autodesk AutoCAD
Revit
Autodesk Navisworks
Revit
Autodesk Construction
Revit
MS Excel
Revit
Naviswork Simulate