ARDR 1402 - A/E/C Software for Commercial Building Systems

1. Navigate and make use of the Revit Interface to navigate building systems and the BIM (building information model). (CC#1)
2. Define and describe the four major Revit Elements. (CC#2) 
3. Utilize basic architectural, structural, and MEP selecting, sketching, modifying, and modeling tools to create various building model components, assemblies, systems, and drawings in addition to navigating the model. (CC#3) 
4. Demonstrate placement and modification of families and their properties (both system and component families). (CC#4) 
5. Associate host and component elements with a datum such as reference lines, grids, and constraint levels. (CC#5) 
6. Create various model, drafting, legend, and schedule views and control the properties of these views—e.g. graphic display, phase, and discipline. (CC#6) 
7. Create sheets and compose views on sheets. (CC#7) 
8. Apply dimension and annotate to models, draftings, and other views. (CC#8)
9. Create, organize, and edit distinct types of schedules. (CC#9) 
10. Produce work in analogue and digital—pdf—formats/reports. (CC#10) 
11. Demonstrate successful use of software reference materials. (CC#11) 
12. Demonstrate Revit worksharing, linking and importing files, basic model maintenance, phasing, design options, and the Copy/Monitor workflows. (CC#12)
13. Prepare Revit files for use in the following disciplines: structural, architectural, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical. (CC#13)