The course is suitable for Revit 2020 and later versions up to Revit 2026
InstructorBIM it! AECThe curriculum provides specific modules for HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Fighting, and Electrical systems, moving beyond basic modeling into coordination workflows.
Instruction includes essential contractor tasks such as creating parametric title blocks, annotations, and extracting schedules for material take-offs.
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This slide illustrates the coordination process by comparing a 3D model with highlighted clashes against the final clash-free version.
This slide illustrates material take-off reports by comparing a detailed air terminal schedule listing individual items against a summarized schedule that aggregates quantities.
This screenshot shows the Autodesk Revit interface featuring a 3D view of cable trays alongside an active Dynamo Player script for creating MEP openings.
This slide outlines the final project assignment for the Revit MEP course, displaying a detailed 3D model of a multi-story building with extensive mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
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The curriculum aligns with the stated goals of MEP engineers and drafters through system-specific modeling and documentation.
