Revit from Zero to Engineer: MEP Engineer Design Course
What you'll learn
- Learn Revit design for Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing disciplines
Requirements
- Understand basic use of computer hardware, have an interest in Engineering/Construction Design
Description
Revit MEP Course is perfect for those who want to learn Engineering MEP Design
We will cover the basics of Mechanical Electrical and Plumbing disciplines in the construction industry while learning how to implement the design in Autodesk Revit.
No prior experience is required and you will see how easy it is to design with this powerful software.
If you are experienced, however, but need to learn the software, this course is right for you. While you may understand the MEP systems Revit is sometimes a challenge for Autocad users since BIM(Building Information Modeling) is a new, more precise, and efficient method of coordination in the construction design industry.
The knowledge in this course can help you like it helped me to change my life in finding new job opportunities, as it helped me to jump from a technician in the field to an Engineering Designer.
Who this course is for:
- Engineer Graduate Students
- Experienced people who want to learn Revit for Engineering Design
- People with interest that wants to learn a new skill with no prior experience in Engineering or Design
Instructor
- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 48 Reviews
- 274 Students
- 1 Course
Hi,
My name is Augusto Valbuena. I'm an Electrical Engineer with 4+ years in the construction industry.
I'm currently living in the US where I came and started working in the construction field.
Among my areas of experience are commercial Electrician, mechanical Revit Designer (Plumbing and HVAC) and Electrical Project Engineer where I currently work and design Construction Electrical Plans for various types of commercial facilities such as Airports, Cruise terminals, warehouses, fuel stations, commercial buildings, assist senior Engineer with Lighting Design Projects.
I also possess a solid background in BIM, mainly Revit management.
Even though I have a major in Electrical Engineering I started from the ground up as an Electrician and I feel I can bring a lot of value to the people that are really interested in this area without any discrimination of background, level of experience or knowledge.