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Learn how to use AutoCAD to create drawings for real mechanical and architectural objects, starting with basic tools and moving on to more advanced skills. This course will cover topics such as creating and editing drawings, using object snaps and tracking, organizing drawings with layers, and in...

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18 hours
$599
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Take your AutoCAD skills to the next level with our intermediate course, where you will learn advanced layering, styling, and blocking techniques to create quality templates and layouts for printing. Develop your technique and precision in using the AutoCAD interface to complete more complex proj...

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12 hours
$449
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Learn advanced AutoCAD skills: from annotation to customization. This course aims to help enhance productivity and improve your AutoCAD proficiency.

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18 hours
$749
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Learn beginner, intermediate, and advanced AutoCAD skills in this comprehensive course.

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48 hours
$1,495
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Gain expertise in Building Information Modeling (BIM) with Revit Architecture to create 3D models for commercial building projects. This hands-on program teaches you the technical skills and workflows for BIM while preparing you for a successful career in architecture, engineering, or construction.

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138 hours
$3,995

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A 290-hour certificate in Building Information Modeling built around Revit Architecture. The sequence runs from Revit fundamentals through modeling commercial projects, producing construction documents directly from the model, and detailing. Students work with coordinated architectural elements, schedules, and drawings rather than isolated exercises. The program includes elective courses, allowing specialization in AutoCAD fundamentals, Revit MEP, or Revit Structure, and closes with a capstone project. It is approved for veterans' education benefits, and tuition includes a year of Revit access.

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290 hours
$5,660

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A five-course, 150-hour Revit Architecture series covering BIM fundamentals and intermediate practice. Students build 3D architectural models that generate their own 2D drawings, including floor plans and elevations, and work with existing buildings, partial demolition, new construction, and site elements such as topography, hardscape, and landscaping imported from external files. Later coursework focuses on construction documents that combine site and building models, show project phasing, produce plan, section, and elevation views for sheet layouts, and generate renderings for presentation and documentation. The series prepares students for the Autodesk certification exam in Revit and includes six months of software access.

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150 hours
$2,399
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This course provides an in-depth introduction to creating accurate, professional construction documentation using BIM tools like Revit. Designed for both beginners and professionals, this course equips you with the essential skills needed to excel in the industry.

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12 hours
$579
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This advanced course is designed to enhance your proficiency in creating precise and professional construction documentation using Autodesk Revit. It focuses on refining your skills to meet industry standards and improve efficiency in BIM workflows.

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6 hours
$579
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BIM Construction Documents III

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6 hours
$579

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