- Learn the basics of Revit and understand that it is a BIM tool, not just CAD.
- Get familiar with the user interface: ribbon, project browser, properties.
- Practice creating levels and grids as the foundation of any project.
- Start basic modeling: walls, doors, windows, floors, roofs, stairs.
- Explore structural elements: columns, beams, foundations (if required).
- For MEP, learn ducts, pipes, cable trays, and connectors.
- Create views: floor plans, sections, elevations, 3D views.
- Add dimensions, text, and annotations for proper documentation.
- Learn how to set up sheets, title blocks, and view templates.
- Understand families: system families, loadable families, in-place families.
- Practice creating and editing families with parametric controls.
- Create schedules and quantity take-offs (rooms, doors, materials).
- Learn worksharing, central files, and linked models for collaboration.
- Understand phasing and design options.
- Explore materials, lighting, and rendering basics.
- Export models to visualization tools like Enscape, Twinmotion, Lumion.
- Choose a specialization: Architecture, Structure, MEP, or Coordination.
- Learn Dynamo basics for automation and parametric workflows.
- Practice on small real-life projects for hands-on learning.
- Explore Autodesk tutorials, Udemy/LinkedIn courses, and certification guides.
