AutoCAD

Autodesk Revit Architecture 2012 Essentials

Location of Course Q House, Furze Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Trainer Arcdox
Further Enquiries Suzanne Purcell
CITA Skillnet Manager
Tel: 01 470 4440
Mob: 086 0474869
email: spurcell@cita.ie
Entry Requirements Depends on experience and / or qualifications.

Suitable for Architects, Engineers, Technicians & other various designers within the construction industry with prior basic understanding of Revit Architecture.

Course Content Students use Revit Architecture 2012 to learn about building information modelling (BIM)and the tools for parametric building design and documentation. Students begin the three-day course by learning the fundamental features of Revit Architecture 2011, and then progressing through schematic design and construction documentation, before finishing with design visualisation. Students should be able to complete their first Revit Architecture project after completing this course. The course offers metric hands-on exercises representing real-world design scenarios.
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment Date: 01/04/2013
Start Date: 13/05/2013
Finish Date: 15/05/2013
Subjects Taught Building Information Modelling
• Building Information Modelling for Architectural Design

Revit Architecture Basics
• Exploring the User Interface
• Working with Revit Elements and Families
• Starting a Project

Starting a Design
• Creating and Modifying Levels
• Creating and Modifying Grids

The Basics of the Building Model
• Creating a Basic Floor Plan
• Adding and Modifying Walls
• Working with Compound Walls
• Using Editing Tools
• Adding and Modifying Doors
• Adding and Modifying Windows

Loading Additional Building Components
• Working with Component Families

Viewing the Building Model
• Managing Views
• Controlling Object Visibility
• Working with Section and Elevation Views
• Creating and Modifying 3D Views

Using Dimensions and Constraints
• Working with Dimensions
• Applying and Removing Constraints

Developing the Building Model
• Creating and Modifying Floors
• Working with Ceilings
• Adding and Modifying Roofs
• Creating Curtain Walls
• Adding Stairs and Railings

Detailing and Drafting
• Creating Callout Views
• Working with Text and Tags
• Working with Detail Views
• Working with Drafting Views

Construction Documentation
• Creating and Modifying Schedules
• Creating Rooms and Room Schedules
• Creating Legends and Keynotes

Presenting the Building Model
• Working with Drawing Sheets
• Working with Titleblocks
• Managing Revisions
• Creating Renderings
• Using Walkthroughs
• Using Sun and Shadow Settings

Duration 3 Days
Course Fee Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Free to unemployed persons who meet CITA Skillnet criteria.
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

ArchiCAD BIM Essentials

Trainer Dedicated CAD
Learning Outcomes After this course attendees will be able to:
• Create BIM 3D models
• Generate plans, elevations, sections,
• Automatically update design changes.
• Create perspective views, VR,
• Create high quality renders
• Appreciate the difference between 2D & 3D modelling
• Understand Object technology
• Communicate with AutoCAD, BIM
• Create Schedules
• Automatic updating and dimensioning
• Manage Views
• Modify Elements

CPD: 16 CPD Points

Eligibility Applications accepted from engineers, architects, technicians, or anyone interested in Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Further Enquiries Suzanne Purcell CITA Skillnet Network Manager
Tel: 01 440 4440
Entry Requirements Knowledge of how construction documents are prepared as well as computer expertise.
No previous CAD experience required.
Careers or Further Progression Engineering, Architecture, Building Services, Planner, Draftsperson, CAD Manager, Surveyor
Course Content Course Objectives
To provide an introduction to Building Information Modelling (BIM) and also learn how to use ArchiCAD.
Financial Support Reduced Course Fee funded by CITA Skillnet
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment Date 01/04/2013
Start Date 01/05/2013
Duration 2 Days
Comment Limited number of places for Jobseekers available - Contact CITA Skillnet for more information - (01)470 4440
Number of Places 8
Course Fee Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

BIM Management Course

Location of Course DIATEC,
Unit 17 The Seapoint Building,
44-45 Clontarf Road,
Clontarf, Dublin 3
Trainer Arcdox
Learning Outcomes The aim of this course is to equip the attendees with the skill-sets to successfully implement and run Revit within an organisation.
Further Enquiries Suzanne Purcell
CITA Skillnet Network Manager
Tel: 01 470 4440
Mob: 086 047 4869
email: spurcell@cita.ie
Entry Requirements Participants should have a good knowledge of Revit & ideally completed the Revit Families & Revit Advanced course in Architecture or MEP or Structure or have equivalent experience using one of the Autodesk Revit suites.

Design, drafting or engineering experience is also highly recommended.

It is recommended that delegates have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 7.

Careers or Further Progression The course is designed for experienced Revit users & is aimed at participants that want to advance their skills & become BIM Coordinators or BIM Managers.
Course Content This course covers:
• understanding the fundamentals of Revit Architecture
• learning how to implement BIMa basic outline of the training available
• Tips & Tricks from a leading Autodesk Revit Architecture expert
• new collaborative working models
Financial Support A substantial discount is available through CITA Skillnet. Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Enrolment Date 01/04/2013
Start Date 09/05/2013
Subjects Taught • Revit Hardware Requirement
• Introduction to Revit and Citrix
• Implementing Revit
• Setting up & Implementing Revit Standards
• Multi User Collaboration
• Multi-Discipline Collaboration
• Setting up Revit Server
• Collaborating with non Revit Software
• Planning & Supporting Revit Staff
Duration 2 Days
Course Fee Please contact CITA Skillnet for details.
Free to unemployed persons who meet CITA Skillnet criteria.
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

BIM (Building Information Modelling) - A Strategic Overview for Property & Facility Managers - Introduction to

Network: 
IPFMA Skillnet
Location of Course Dublin City Centre
Trainer This training will be delivered by the managing partners of ArcDox, who are former associates & project leaders, of a large commercial architectural practices in Ireland, and have extensive experience in the construction industry. ArcDox was established in 2009, as the first BIM specialist consultancy practice in Ireland, providing Advice, Production, Support and Training services to the construction industry, to enable and support a BIM process on projects. The partners of ArcDox have been leading the development and adoption of BIM in Ireland, through the RIAI practice committee for BIM, the CITA (Construction IT Alliance) BIM Group, and the Revit Users Ireland Group. ArcDox is the only Autodesk Authorised Training & Certification Centre in Ireland which is also a working practice, providing a unique insight and very practical advice into the implementation of BIM.
Further Enquiries To book places on the course or to register your interest, please contact the Learning and Development Manager, Jane Igoe by phone 01-6445502, Mobile 085-8520166 or email jigoe@ipfma.com
Course Content This presentation and demonstration will provide a concise introduction to BIM (Building Information Modelling) and essential understanding for everyone involved in the Planning, Design, Construction or Operations of Buildings. This training is aimed at people starting their journey into BIM, especially company directors or senior management, who want a non-technical overview, to understand the business benefits, processes and investment required.

BIM is about improved management of information throughout the entire lifecycle of a building process, from early conceptual design through construction administration, and into facilities management. Implementing BIM requires careful planning in order to achieve successful and predictable results, and early engagement of property and facilities managers in the process.

Subjects Taught The presentation and demonstration will cover:
• What BIM is, and how it affects current industry work processes.
• The main drivers and benefits of BIM for the various project stakeholders.
• Examining international trends in BIM, and activities in the Irish industry.
• Reviewing skills and competencies required for companies to be competitive in a global market.
• Practical advice on how to implement and engage in BIM.
• Understanding current and emerging standards and protocols.
• Overview of IFC and COBie – Construction Operations Building Information Exchange
• Overview of Soft Landings Initiative
• Demonstration of various BIM tools for Modelling, Review & Coordination.
• Questions and discussion.
Duration 1 day, 9.00am - 1.00pm.
Number of Places 14
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No
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