Cert Prep: Revit for Structural Design Professional

Study to become an Autodesk Revit for Structural Design Professional. Brush up on the topics and skills you'll need to ace the exam.

Introduction

• Preparing for Revit Structural Certification
• What you should know before watching this course

1. Modeling and Materials

• Create and modify structural elements: Work with foundations
• Create and modify structural elements: Work with structural floors
• Create and modify structural elements: Work with structural walls
• Create and modify structural elements: Work with structural columns
• Create and modify structural elements: Work with structural framing
• Create and modify structural elements: Work with stairs
• Create and modify structural elements: Understand model and detail groups
• Use and modify element materials: Associate a material with an object or a style
• Use and modify element materials: Create and edit a basic material and its properties
• Use and modify element materials: Load a material library
• Use selection sets: Create, edit, and load a selection set

2. Families

• Manage family categories and types: Configure family types
• Manage family categories and types: Family categories and types
• Manage family categories and types: Different kinds of families
• Manage family categories and types: Transfer system families between projects
• Use family parameters: Create or delete an instance or type parameter
• Use family parameters: Determine the appropriate parameter discipline, type, and grouping
• Create family content: Select the appropriate family template
• Create family content: Export a family to create a type catalog
• Create family content: Add reference planes, lines, and dimensions
• Create family content: Create geometry
• Create family content: Constrain, flex, align, lock, and labels
• Create family content: Associate dimensional parameters

3. Documentation

• Annotate views: Dimensions
• Annotate views: Create and modify annotation families for documentation
• Annotate views: Use a matchline
• Create and use detail components: Load and create a detail component family
• Create and use detail components: Define a repeating detail
• Phases and design options: How to work with phases
• Phases and design options: How to work with design options
• Use document revisions: Understand sheet issues/revisions
• Configure export and print settings: Configure export settings
• Configure export and print settings: Configure custom print setup

4. Views

• Apply advanced view techniques: Browser organization
• Apply advanced view techniques: View properties
• Apply advanced view techniques: Visibility/graphic overrides
• Apply advanced view techniques: Apply and edit view templates
• Apply advanced view techniques: Create and manage call-out views
• Apply advanced view techniques: Set up a sheet
• Apply advanced view techniques: Apply worksharing display modes
• Apply advanced view techniques: Duplicating views
• Manage, create, and modify schedules: Develop and customize schedules

5. Revit Project Management

• Link or import files: Imported files vs. linked files
• Link or import files: Manage linked files
• Link or import files: Copy and monitor elements from a linked file
• Define worksharing concepts: How to use worksharing features
• Use levels and grids: Modify level and grid types
• Project standards and shared coordinates: Transfer and review project standards
• Project standards and shared coordinates: The concept of shared coordinates
• Conduct maintenance on a Revit project: Using purge
• Conduct maintenance on a Revit project: Using the audit and compact tools
• Conduct maintenance on a Revit project: Assess review warnings in Revit
• Conduct maintenance on a Revit project: Check a model for interferences
• Understand shared, project, and global parameters

Conclusion

• Next steps