Revit I for Professionals
(2.1 ceu)
This course covers the basic principles and tools of Revit Architecture 2009. Students are introduced to integrated project delivery building and building information modeling, as well as its uses for parametric building and documentation. Key concepts to be covered include: user interface, families and parameters, worksharing, detailing, and schedules. You will have immediate application of the tools.
There are currently no sections open for enrollment.
Sections closed for enrollment
Fri. Aug. 7, San Francisco
CAROLINE NASSIF, B. Arch., LEED AP, is a senior designer at Pyatok Architects with more than three years of experience in training and technical support for Autodesk and Adobe programs. She has worked on a range of residential projects including affordable multi-family and student housing. She is also involved in Rebuilding Together Oakland.
STEPHANIE OSORIO, M. Arch., LEED AP, has four years of experience in California architecture firms and two years of experience as a graduate teaching fellow at the University of Oregon. She is a senior designer at Pyatok Architects in Oakland where she works on a range of multi-family residential projects.NOTE: This class is closed. For information about related courses, contact your academic department.