This course providesstudents with the opportunity to work on a medium-size modeling/drafting project
using the latest architectural software. Emphasis is on the three-dimensionl drawing tools of the parametric Revit® software
program. Architectural computer models, rendering, and animation are important elements of the course. Students create photo
realistic computer images of buildings, components, and the project site.
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Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to...
- List four advantages of using a Building Information Model-based CAD software over 2D-based CAD software.
- Demonstrate the appropriate software commands to create a 3D building model including the following assemblies: walls, floors, doors, windows, roofs, components, dimensions, stairs.
- Identify the proper method to change the configuration/parameters of the objects listed above.
- Compose a sheet for printing views of the building.
- Demonstrate the loading of components into a building model.
- Create a perspective view of a building model.
- Create a walk-through animation of a building model.
- Create a still rendering of a building model.
- Print a sheet from a building model set.
- Import a vector-based reference drawing into a model file.
- Demonstrate oral and written communication, computation and problem-solving skills appropriate to the level of the coursework.
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DETAILS
- Prerequisites: AEC 110 and AEC 114
- The course is open to AEC majors only.
- Roughly two hours of lecture/demonstration and three hours of lab per week.
- The course is typically offered only in the spring term.
- Besides a textbook, students need to purchase a flash drive for storing drawing files.
- View the course synopsis.
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