Content Outline
Everything You Need To Know, Step By Step
REVIT Course Outline
Introduction to Autodesk Revit
– Overview of the Interface
– Starting Projects
– Open and Review a Project
Basic Sketching and Modify Tools
– Editing Elements
– Using Sketching Tools
– Working with Modify Tools
Setting Up Levels and Grids
– Setting Up Levels & Creating Structural Grids
– Adding Columns
– Linking and Importing CAD Files
Working with Walls, Doors and Windows
– Modeling & Modifying Walls
– Inserting Doors and Windows
– Creating Additional Door and Window Sizes
Inserting Component
– Adding & Modifying Components
Working with Curtain Walls
– Creating Curtain Walls
– Working with Curtain Wall Panels
– Attaching Mullions to Curtain Grids
Working with Views
– Setting the View Display
– Duplicating Views
– Adding Callout Views
– Creating Elevations and Sections
Modeling Floors & Ceilings
– Modeling Floors & Ceilings
– Creating Shaft Openings
– Adding Ceiling Fixtures
Modeling Roofs
– Modeling Roofs
– Establishing Work Planes
– Creating Roofs by Footprint and Extrusions
Modeling Stairs, Railings, and Ramps
– Creating Component Stairs
– Working with Railings & Creating Ramps
– Modifying Component Stairs, Railings and ramps
Creating & Annotating Construction Documents
– Setting up Sheets
– Placing and Modifying Views on Sheets
– Working with Text & Dimensions & Modifying them
– Adding Detail Lines, Symbols & Legends
Adding Tags and Schedules
– Adding Rooms and Room Tags
– Working with Schedules
Creating Details
– Setting up Detail Views
– Adding Detail Components
– Annotating Details
Calvin’s training offer includes a FREE trial version of AutoCAD 2019 and FREE Manual & Videos of practical examples to follow step-by-step. The following Course Content highlights the outline of tools, features and commands covered in Calvin’s 2D Course for Beginners. |
Understanding the AutoCAD Interface Hatching & Listing |
Layers upon Layers -manipulating layers Plotting & Dimensions Paper & Model Space |
One-To-One Expert Training
One-to-one is still the best training method to understanding how all the functions/tools of AutoCAD actually works”– Calvin Dorman
