"Revit Modeler Certificate Program

Revit Modeler Certificate Program

Boost your career with the Revit Modeler Certificate Program—perfect for architects, engineers, and construction professionals. This Revit Modeler course teaches you to create high-quality BIM models, streamline workflows, and collaborate better. Gain hands-on skills with our Revit certificate program and become a certified Revit modeler through this industry-relevant, online Revit course. workflows, improve collaboration, and create high-quality BIM models for real-world projects

What Will You Learn?

📌Revit Fundamentals

Navigate the Revit user interface and essential tools.
Create and modify basic elements such as walls, floors, doors, and windows.
Use annotations, dimensions, and detailing tools for precise drawings.
Manage visibility, graphics, rooms, and areas for better project organization.
Revit Architecture
Understand Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its impact on modern design.
Work with advanced architectural elements like roofs, curtain walls, and stairs.
Create detailed elevation and sectional views for construction documentation.
Enhance interior and exterior design with materials, lighting, and rendering.
Implement collaborative workflows and manage schedules & project phases.
Revit Structure
Set up structural levels and grids for precise project planning.
Design reinforced concrete (RCC) elements, including framing, foundations, beams, and slabs.
Model structural walls, roofs, and precast structures.
Perform structural load analysis for safety and compliance.
Work with steel structures, connections, and reinforcement detailing.
Revit MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing)
Design HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems.
Create plumbing and piping networks for water supply and drainage.
Develop electrical layouts, including circuits, lighting, and panel schedules.
Perform energy analysis to optimize building performance.
Customize and create Revit MEP families for reusable components.
Additional Skills & Final Assessment
Master view control, filters, and annotation tools for professional presentations.
Work with site design and landscape modeling in Revit.
Learn collaborative techniques for working in multi-disciplinary teams.
Complete a final assessment project to test your knowledge and skills.

Audience

Architects & Designers
Architects, Interior Designers, and Urban Planners looking to enhance their BIM skills.
Professionals who want to transition from AutoCAD to Revit for advanced modeling.
Civil & Structural Engineers
Engineers working on reinforced concrete (RCC) and steel structures.
Structural designers looking to optimize load analysis and detailing.
MEP Engineers & Technicians
Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) engineers handling HVAC, electrical, and piping systems.
Professionals seeking hands-on experience in BIM coordination for complex projects.
CAD Technicians & Draftspersons
AutoCAD users who want to upgrade to Revit for BIM-based workflows.
Drafters working in construction, design firms, and consulting agencies.
Students & Freshers
Civil, Architectural, and Mechanical Engineering students preparing for BIM careers.
Fresh graduates looking to gain industry-relevant skills for job opportunities.
Construction & BIM Professionals
Construction managers and BIM coordinators seeking better project visualization and collaboration.
Contractors and developers looking to streamline design, documentation, and execution.

Traning Program Location

IT- 9(A), EPIP, IT Park Rd, near Hotel Marigold, Sitapura Industrial Area, Sitapura, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302022
+91-8764383664

Revit Fundamentals

Introduction to Revit User Interface
Beginner Workflows for Revit
Setting Up Project Units
Project Templates
Shortcut Keys

Creating Basic Elements

Create Level
Create Grid
Drawing & Modify Tools
Temporary Hide/Unhide
Filter
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Annotation Tools

Text Notes
Keynotes
Tags
Symbols
Dimensions

Visibility and Graphics

Visibility and Graphic Display in Project Views
View Templates
Project Views (Plan Views, Elevation Views, Section Views, Callout Views, 3D Views)

Legend and Detail Views

Detail Lines
Model Lines
Legend Views
Use and Manage Views
View Tags for Sections, Elevations, and Callouts

Working with Rooms and Areas

Adding Room Tags

Calculating Room Volume and Modifying Area

Schematic Design, Room & Color Fill Plans

Temporary Hide/Unhide

Sun Settings

Materials and Visualization

Print and Plot Management

Site Design

Positioning (True North & Project North)

Copy/Monitor

Coordination Setup (Survey Base Point, Project Base Point & Internal Origin)

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Revit Structures

Introduction to Revit Structures
Understanding Physical and Analytical Models
Creating Structural Elements and Foundations
Place a Component
Model In-Place
Working with Model Lines and Reference Planes
Beam/Column Joins
Applying Coping
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Revit MEP

Introduction to Revit MEP
Project Templates
Understanding Duct Legends
Working with Mechanical Equipment
Fabrication Parts
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Revit Plumbing & Piping

Working with Piping Systems
Working with Piping Systems
Pipe Fittings
Pipe Accessories
Placing Plumbing Fixtures
Fabrication Parts
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Revit Electrical

Working with Electrical Systems
Introduction to Revit Structures
Understanding Physical and Analytical Models
Creating Structural Elements and Foundations
Place a Component
Model In-Place
Working with Model Lines and Reference Planes
Beam/Column Joins
Applying Coping
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1
final Assessment

Revit Architecture

About the Projects Template in BIM
Working with Electrical Systems

Understanding Vector and Raster Data

Working with Unit Systems

Starting an Advanced Architectural Project

Creating Levels and Grids
Creating Levels and Grids
Adding Architectural Columns
Walls: Creation, Editing, and Openings
Doors, Windows, Ventilators (Louvers)
Components and Furniture
Floors and Visibility/Graphic Overrides
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Working with Roofs and Curtain Walls

Creating Roofs, Ceilings, Railings, and Ramps

Curtain Walls: Grids, Mullions, and Modifications
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Modeling Stairs

Working with Runs, Landings, and Supports

Creating Stairs Using the Sketch Method
Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Advanced Project Views and Detailing

Plan, Section, and Callout Views

3D Views and Legend Views

Managing and Using Views

View Tags for Sections, Elevations, and Callouts

View Templates, Scope Boxes, and View Ranges

Working with Drafting Views and Graphic Overrides

Dimensions and Annotations

Adding Dimensions and Annotations

Spot Elevation, Spot Coordinate, and Spot Slope

Detail Lines and Detailing Techniques

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Elevation and Sectional Views

Generating Elevation Views

Sectional Elevations

Detailing and Annotation in Elevations

Tagging Elements by Category

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Interior and Exterior Design

Interior Design Detailing (Furniture, Kitchen, Washroom Elements)

Exterior Design, Landscaping, and Street Design

Massing and Site Design

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Collaborative Workflow

Inserting Architectural Elements into Structure and MEP

Linking IFC Files and Importing Data

Working with Point Cloud Data and Decals

Collaborating with Worksharing

Creating Central and Local Project Files

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Schedules and Project Phasing

Creating Schedules and Material Takeoffs

Understanding Project Phasing

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Architectural Family Creation

Alignments, Locking, and Constraints

Visibility Parameters and Nested Families

Hands-on Practice: Mini Project 1

Rendering and Documentation

Creating and Exporting Walkthroughs

Preparing Drawing Sheets and Construction Documents

Final Assessment

Revit Structure

Understanding Physical and Analytical Models: Workflow and BIM-Structure, Structural Project Units, Reinforcing Settings.

Levels and Grids

Setting Up Levels: Modifying Levels, Adding Grids, Modifying Grid Lines.

Annotations and Dimensions

Dimension and Annotation: Text Notes, Keynotes, Tags

RCC Structural: Framing Plan

Placing Vertical Structural Columns: Tag on Placement, Modifying Columns, Loading Structural Column Types.

RCC Structural: Foundation

Types of Foundation: Create Foundation, Creating Structural Foundation Wall.
Mini Project 1

RCC Structural: Beam System

Placing Structural Beams: Tag on Placement, Placing Secondary Beams, Working in Elevations or Sections.
Mini Project 1

Structural Slabs

Creating Structural Slabs: Modifying Slabs, Editing the Structure of Slab, Slab Edges, Shaft Opening, Slab Arrow, Slab Span Direction.

Span Types: One-Way Direction, Two-Way Direction, Modify Sub Elements, Add Points on Slab.

Mini Project 1

Ramps and Railings

Working with Ramps: Ramp by Run, Editing Structural Ramps, Ramp by Boundary.

Railings: Railing by Sketch, Reset Railing, Editing Railing Path, Pick New Host, Edit Rail/Baluster Structures.

Mini Project 1

Staircase Design

About Staircases: Types of Staircases, Creating Staircases, Editing Staircases, Creating Landing, Adding Support.

Staircase Features: Stair by Sketch, Add Stair to Multiple Levels, Rail/Baluster Structure Editing.

Mini Project 1

RCC Walls and Roofs

Creating RCC Structural Walls: Edit Wall Profile, Attach/Detach Top/Base, Wall Openings, Lift Core Walls

RCC Roofs: Creating Roofs (Extruded, Hip, Shed), Roofs from Footprint.

Mini Project 1

Structural Load Analysis

Introduction to Loads: Global/Local Axis, Load Cases and Combinations, Analytical Model Settings, Boundary Conditions.

Applying Loads: Apply Loads on Beams and Slabs, Viewing and Adjusting Analytical Models.

Mini Project 1

Precast Structures

Introduction to Precast Structures: Placing Precast Columns, Beams, Corbels.

Precast Components: Rectangular Columns, Double Tees, Hollow Core Slabs.

Mini Project 1

Structural Reinforcement

Rebar Settings and Concepts: Types of Rebar, Adding Rebar, Viewing Rebar in 3D Views.

Reinforcement for Elements: Columns, Beams, Slabs, Walls, Path Reinforcement.

Advanced Reinforcement: Modifying Area and Path Reinforcement, Multi-Planar Rebar.

Mini Project 1

Steel Structures

Introduction to Steel Structures: Industrial Steel Truss and Buildings, Adding Bracing and Beam Systems.

Mini Project 1

Connection Design

Steel Connection Design: Column-Beam, Beam-Beam, Column Base Plate, Gusset Plate, Moment Connection, Apex Haunch

Mini Project 1

Schedules

Family Creation: Preparing and Overview, Family Editor, Creating Framing Structures (RCC/Steel)

Mini Project 1

Revit MEP

Revit MEP User Interface

Using the Included Working File: File Concept.

About Revit MEP

ACMV + E Fire + PnS: Duct System, Plumbing and Piping Systems, Electrical System.

Beginning a New Project

New Project Startup: New Project Settings, Customize MEP Template.

New MEP Project: Linking an Architect Revit File, Copy-Monitor Level and Grid, Copy-Monitor MEP Fixture, Initial Plan View, Project Information.

Setup: Survey Base Point/Project Base Point.

Creating and Modifying Spaces: Creating Zones, System Browser and Zone.

Creating Revit MEP Work: System Template, Linking an Architect Revit File, Working on Existing Projects.

Mini Project 1

Mechanical Design: HVAC/ACMV

About HVAC Systems: Ducts, Mechanical Setting – Duct

Creating HVAC Duct Systems: Adding Ductwork, Adding Air Terminals & Mechanical Equipment, Automatic Ductwork Layouts

Adding and Modifying Fittings: Fabrication Setting, Adding Fabrication Parts.

Mini Project 1

System Analysis

System Browser: Graphic Overrides, Checking Systems, System Inspector, Duct Sizing.

About Hydronic Piping Systems: Adding Mechanical Equipment, Drawing Piping, Creating Hydronic Piping Systems, Automatic Piping Layouts.

Fabrication Setting: Adding Fabrication Parts.

Mini Project 1

View Control

Controlling Visibility: Elevation, Section, Creating Callout, Understanding Ceiling Level, View Template.
Creating Details: Adding Detail Lines, Importing, Editing, and Exporting Details.

View Filters

Understanding View Filters: Creating View Filters, Visibility Settings Shortcut, HVAC Schedules, Mechanical Equipment Schedules.

Mini Project 1

Energy Analysis

HVAC Cooling and Heating Load Analysis: Heating and Cooling Loads Report.

Create Energy Analysis Model: Performing Conceptual Energy Analysis on Building.

Plumbing & Piping Design

About PnS Systems: Plumbing and Pipe Work, Mechanical Setting – Pipes, Piping Systems.
Adding Pipes: Modifying Pipes, Adding and Modifying Fitting, Generating Automatic Pipe Layout.

Plumbing (Domestic, Sanitary): Mini Project 1.

Domestic Cold & Hot Water Supply System: Adding Plumbing Fixtures, Modifying Plumbing Fixtures, Adding Sprinkler System, Schedules.

Mini Project 1

Electrical Systems

Placing Electrical Components: Creating Electrical Circuits, Placing Cable Trays, Cable Tray Fitting, Creating Conduits, Parallel Conduits, Conduit Fittings

Placing Electrical Equipment: Mini Project 1
Power and Communications: Lighting Fixtures, Adding Wires, Efficient Lighting Design, Hosting Options for Fixtures/Devices, Lighting in Ceilings.
Power System: Creating Power & Switch Systems, Panel Selection, Circuit Editing.
Electrical Equipment and Panel Schedules: Lighting Fixture Schedules.
Mini Project 1

Drawing Sheets

Construction Documents

Creating MEP Families

Creating MEP Families

Final Assessment

FAQ's

1. What is the Revit Modeler Certificate Program at QP Academy?

The Revit Modeler Certificate Program is a focused training course that
teaches participants how to use Autodesk Revit for architectural and structural
modeling. It's designed to help learners build practical skills used in the
construction and design industries.

2. Who should enroll in the Revit Modeler Certificate Program?

This course is perfect for civil engineers, architects, interior designers,
draftsmen, and construction professionals who want to improve their Revit
proficiency and career prospects.

3. What is Autodesk Revit, and why is it important?

Autodesk Revit is a leading BIM (Building Information Modeling) software used
worldwide for planning, designing, and managing building projects. Learning
Revit opens doors to top jobs in architecture, construction, and engineering.

4.What topics are covered in the Revit Modeler Certificate Program?

The program covers Revit essentials and advanced tools, including 3D
modeling, family creation, project documentation, detailing, and collaborative
workflows.

5. How long is the duration of the Revit Modeler Certificate Program?

The course typically lasts for 3 months, but flexible scheduling options like
weekend and fast-track batches are available.

6. Is the Revit Modeler Certificate Program available online or offline?

Yes, QP Academy offers both online and classroom modes of training. Students
can choose the format that best fits their routine.

7. What are the job opportunities after completing this course?

After completing the course, students can work as Revit Modelers, BIM
Coordinators, Draftsmen, or Design Engineers in reputed construction and
architecture firms.

8. Does QP Academy offer placement assistance?

Yes. QP Academy provides placement support through mock interviews,
resume writing workshops, and connections with hiring companies.

9. Are there any eligibility criteria to join the program?

Anyone with a basic understanding of architecture or construction concepts
can join. Prior experience is helpful but not mandatory

10. What is the course fee for the Revit Modeler Certificate Program?

The fee may vary based on the learning mode (online/offline) and any ongoing
offers. It's best to contact QP Academy directly for accurate fee details.

11. Does QP Academy provide scholarships or discounts?

Yes, QP Academy occasionally offers scholarships and discounts. Prospective
students can check the official website or visit the center to learn more.

12. What is the teaching method used in the course?

The course is taught through hands-on practice, live project work, real-life
scenarios, and interactive theory classes for a complete learning experience.

13. Who are the instructors for this course?

All instructors at QP Academy are experienced Revit professionals who bring
real-world industry knowledge into the classroom.

14.Do students receive a certificate after completing the course?

Yes, students receive an industry-recognized certificate from QP Academy
upon successful completion of the program.

15. How can I apply for the Revit Modeler Certificate Program ?

Interested candidates can apply online via QP Academy’s website or visit the
campus in Jaipur for in-person guidance and registration.