Revit II: Intermediate

Course Duration: 2.5 Weeks Prerequisite: Revit 1 or work experience with instructor approval.

Quarters Offered: Winter | Spring | Summer | Fall Take your Revit skills to the next level as you move beyond the basics and explore more advanced methods for documenting building projects using Building Information Modeling (BIM).

In this intermediate course, you’ll continue developing an existing Revit model while learning how to organize, refine, and manage project information from an architect’s perspective.

Interior designers, engineers, and construction professionals will also gain practical insight into how coordinated models support real-world documentation and collaboration.

Course Details You’ll work with tools that strengthen both technical precision and workflow efficiency, including custom schedules, design options, the Family Editor, and advanced graphics control.

As you build parametric families and integrate external files, you’ll learn how Revit supports cost estimation, material take-offs, and detailed construction documentation.

Emphasis is placed on producing clear, professional drawing sets that are accurate, connected, and ready for project delivery.

Guided by an Autodesk Certified Instructor and working professional, you’ll engage in hands-on projects, discussions, and practical exercises that mirror industry workflows.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to independently manage a coordinated BIM model and transform conceptual designs into an integrated, interoperable construction document set.