Revit MEP Training Program Hor Al Anz, Dubai

Course details

Autodesk's Revit MEP is a Building Information Modeling software tool for Mechanical, HVAC, Electrical & Civil engineers, it provides tools built specifically for MEP design, analysis, and engineering including building performance analysis, HVAC, hydronic piping systems, plumbing and fire protection systems.
Course Outline:

1. Identifying the User Interface Components
2. Understanding the Project Browser ,Properties Palette ,Status Bar
3. Understanding the Drawing Area, View Controls ,Navigation Bar
4. Understanding the Units and Snaps
5. Understanding Revit MEP Project Setup
6. Understanding HVAC Zones
7. Mechanical Duct Settings
8. Electrical Settings
9. Understanding Visibility Graphics Overrides
10. Introduction to Working with External Files
11. Using Shared Coordinates from Linked Files
12. Importing/Linking CAD Files
13. Introduction to Modeling with Revit
14. Understanding Duct and Mechanical Systems
15. Understanding Duct Modeling , Duct Fittings and Duct Types
16. Adding Electrical Devices
17. Connecting to Electrical Panels
18. Analyzing Lighting Systems
19. Modeling - Cable Tray and its components properties
20. Modeling - Conduit and its components properties
21. Understanding and Creating Low Voltage Systems
22. Modeling - Configuring, Placing and Naming Lighting Switching
23. Modeling - Placing, Circuiting and Wiring Low-Voltage Systems
24. Modify Tools
25. Creating Plan & Section Views, Callouts
26. Creating Annotation,  Annotation
27. Parameters for Schedules and Tags
28. Creating Sheets and Placing Views on a Sheet
29. Managing Print Settings, Selecting Print Range, Options and Printing to PDF & DWF
30. Managing Families and Components
31. Family Concepts & Essential Techniques
32. Scheduling & Documentation
33. Introduction to Collaboration Tools
34. Understanding the Copy/Monitor Tool
35. Understanding Coordination Review
36. Checking for Interferences within Revit MEP
37. Worksets & Worksharing
38. Managing Your Projects
39. BIM Management

Updated on 18 June, 2019