By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe the user interface of the program
• Distinguish between element types and element instances
• Summarize model elements hierarchy in Revit
• Compare different selection methods
• Recognize the difference between model and detail lines
• Create dimensions and use them to modify existing geometry
• Apply the knowledge about temporary hide/isolate mode in Revit and how to use it effectively
• Indicate the most important fundamentals of work in Revit
• Contrast model elements and view specific elements and their behavior
• Select different modification tools needed to modify elements in Revit
• Identify a box view of the elements and understand the principle behind the concept
• Generate the most important shortcuts to speed up and improve the efficiency of the design

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Solve wall joins and complex wall joins
• Analyze wall joins with non-editable walls
• Create a compound structure of walls and a vertical structure of walls
• Recognize how layer wrapping works and what the limitations are
• Evaluate the importance of the location line in walls
• Compare attaching and editing the profile of walls
• Analyze the behavior of inserts in walls
• Compare wall sweeps and wall reveals
• Identify slanted, tapered, and stacked walls
• Analyze extra wall tips

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Compare when to draw openings in floors directly in the floor sketch
• Define slopes in floors using "traditional" techniques and the shape editor
• Plan the use of variable thickness
• Compare slab edges and their usability
• Categorize different roof shapes created by different definitions of slopes
• Recognize the creation of openings in roofs and their differences
• Apply different techniques for roof sketching
• Analyze roof specific parameters and what they are used for
• Compare roof fascia, soffit, gutter, and sloped glazing roof
• Define ceiling grid lines
• Create multi-level ceilings
• Evaluate extra tips from my workflows

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Generate more productivity in your work
• Evaluate your workflows and save time
• Analyze the difference between manual vs. automatic creation of rooms
• Apply troubleshooting of rooms
• Distinguish room separation lines and room separator hunting technique
• Analyze rooms area and volume calculation settings
• Analyze computation height
• Evaluate everything about room tags
• Apply color schemes and color fill legend
• Analyze how rooms behave in phases
• Apply how to renumber rooms automatically using Dynamo graph
• Classify everything about areas

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Recognize all curtain wall parts
• Compare manual and automatic placement of curtain grids
• Distinguish the difference between dependent and independent curtain wall grids
• Calculate curtain wall join offset and grid layout modifications
• Analyze how the cutting of geometry works in Revit 2024
• Create system panels, empty openings, custom curtain wall panels, and openings in curtain panels
• Identify how to place doors and windows into curtain walls
• Categorize curtain wall mullions, corner mullions, and profile families used to create curtain wall mullions
• Create truly curved curtain wall
• Apply extra tips

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Analyze datum elements - levels and grids
• Plan the layouts of the sample apartment building of six apartments
• Create all the necessary model elements like walls, doors, windows, curtain walls, floors, roofs, and more
• Define rooms and areas
• Distinguish color schemes and color fill legends
• Generate views, sheets, legends, and schedules
• Create annotations like dimensions, tags, and more
• Generate an export to PDF and DWG files of the final project sheets