INDES 262 - Introduction to Revit

5 CR

Introduces students to Revit Architecture, a building information modeling and computer-aided design and drafting tool, and how to create industry-standard graphic communication for interior design and construction documentation. Hands-on work in the computer lab familiarizes students with the Revit graphic user interface, using high-performance computer hardware, and creating presentation output in digital and printed formats.

Prerequisite(s): INDES 171 with a C- (1.7) or better.

Course Outcomes

Use Revit Architecture workflow and interface in various interior design-related scenarios, including file transfers with industry-standard software packages.
Manage Revit Architecture software and resource systems to place and visually communicate interior design elements, materials, structural components, and construction details.
Use Revit Architecture to create two- and three-dimensional scale drawings and design visualizations, apply architectural graphic conventions, manage drawing sets and model properties, and share output via digital and printed formats.
Apply discipline-specific language and graphic standards to effectively communicate interior building construction details, specifications, project requirements, and design solutions with members of allied disciplines.

GenEd Outcomes: Communication

Visual

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