• Can you compare the efficiency of manual data entry versus using schedules?

• How does the SCHEDULE and Takeoff Material enhance data organization and management within Revit?

• What features allow you to create and customize schedules for elements such as doors, windows, or materials?

If your answer is “YES” to any of these questions, this course is for you. In this comprehensive and project-based course, you’ll learn how to create accurate Quantity Takeoffs and material schedules in Revit. Schedules in Revit are powerful tools that allow you to extract information from your 3D BIM model. They provide a structured way to organize and display data related to building elements.

Unlock the full potential of Building Information Modeling (BIM) software by diving into the world of accurate project scheduling with Revit. In this comprehensive course, you’ll learn how to harness the power of Revit’s Schedule tool to create precise and efficient project timelines.

Join us on this journey to become a BIM scheduling expert with Revit. Enroll now and transform the way you manage construction projects!

Topics covered in this course include:

Types of Schedules in Revit

Material Takeoff: Lists quantities of materials used in the project.

Room Schedule: Displays information about rooms.

Door/Window Schedule: Shows details about doors and windows.

Custom Schedules: create custom schedules based on your project requirements.

Key Schedule: Used for managing custom parameters across different elements.

Principles and Standards for Accurate Modeling

Detailed Data Analysis in materials, quantities, dimensions, and specifications.

Enhanced Project Management

Customizing Schedules such as field, filter data, sort, grouping, calculating, and images

Streamlined Team Coordination

team members to access real-time model information for better coordination.

export schedules to Excel for further analysis

Who this course is for:

• BIM Managers
• BIM Modelers
• BIM Coordinators
• Revit Users
• 3D Modelers
• Project Managers