
Informações principais
Sobre o conteúdo
This course is a beginner's guide to Autodesk Revit software. Students will learn the fundamentals of Autodesk Revit’s functionality and how Design Professionals and Project Teams use Autodesk Revit-centric and BIM-centric workflows for design and construction optimization, coordination, visualization, and automation.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) has initiated a sea change in the way that engineers approach the design and construction of buildings. Autocad, and 2D-centric methods in general, have been pushed aside to make way for 3D-centric workflows and design processes rooted in parametric modeling, interoperability, visualization, Work-sharing, and automation that leverage the latest advancements in computing technology. Advanced 3D modeling programs (including Autodesk Revit and others), simulations, augmented reality, virtual reality, and other technologies have presented design professionals and project teams with new opportunities to maximize design the efficiency, functionality, and performance of buildings, to streamline and optimize design and construction operations, to study building lifecycles, and to help mitigate the impact of buildings on the environment.
However, as the AEC industry rapidly evolves by adopting BIM workflows, the educational system has been slow to respond. There is an ever-widening gap between the traditional engineering curriculum and the skills that students need when they graduate. This course will fill that gap by not only broadly introducing students to Virtual Design and BIM, but will introduce students to Autodesk Revit with future courses developed specifically for Structural Engineers, MEP Engineers, Fire Protection Engineers, and Construction Engineers.
This introductory course will include the following:
- Introduction to basic BIM Theory and 3D modeling and parametric modeling
- Discussing the benefits of visualization, and basic Revit workflows
- Introduction to the Revit UI, basic Revit modeling tools, and general Revit functionality
- Tutorials on how to start a new Revit project and use Revit templates
- Tutorials on how to model simple building components in Revit, and how to create basic building views, including 3D views, elevations, plans, sections, and details.
Pré-requisito
None
Programa de estudos
Week 1: BIM and VDC: What are they and why are they important?
Week 2: Basic Revit modeling concepts
Week 3: Basic Revit modeling - simple vertical building components
Week 4: Basic Revit modeling - simple horizontal building elements
Week 5: Documentation in Revit and Future Courses
Instrutores
Jason Dreher
Adjunct Professor • Clark School of Engineering at University of Maryland
Criador do conteúdo

A Universidade de Maryland é a principal universidade do estado e uma das principais universidades públicas de investigação do país. Líder mundial em investigação, empreendedorismo e inovação, a universidade alberga mais de 37.000 estudantes, 9.000 professores e funcionários e 250 programas académicos.
O seu corpo docente inclui três laureados com o Prémio Nobel, três vencedores do Prémio Pulitzer, 47 membros de academias nacionais e um grande número de académicos Fulbright. A instituição tem um orçamento operacional de 1,8 mil milhões de dólares, angaria 500 milhões de dólares por ano em fundos de investigação externos e concluiu recentemente uma campanha de angariação de fundos de mil milhões de dólares.
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