THE PROGRAM
A structured path from BIM foundations to coordinated, documented Revit models — built around practical work, not feature tours.
Working AutoCAD users and drafters who want to move into building information modeling. If you can produce a drawing in AutoCAD, you have the foundation this program builds on.
Comfortable AutoCAD basics.
A computer that can run Revit.
No BIM experience required.
Six stages, from first concepts to a model you can trust.
01
Understand what building information modeling changes about how you work. Learn the core concepts and the shared project language used across every stage.
02
Start models properly: levels, grids and a clear project structure. Good setup is what keeps later work fast and dependable.
03
Model walls, floors, roofs, doors and windows the right way. Learn which tools to reach for and when.
04
Produce sheets, views and annotation that read clearly. Turn the model into drawings people can build from.
05
Let the model count, list and report for you. Use schedules to keep information accurate without manual work.
06
Find issues early and fix them systematically. Keep the model dependable as it grows.
You'll work hands-on in Autodesk Revit. Ask admissions about current software arrangements and requirements.
Admissions will confirm the current program arrangements and requirements when you apply.
Apply now — the admissions team will contact you with current program details.