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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 1 – Dual CircuitingSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to add and modify secondary electrical connectors.

We will also cover how to add wires and tag the secondary connectors.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Add/Modify Electrical Connectors in a Family Dual Circuit Electrical Devices Add Wires and Tag Secondary Circuits

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Dual Circuiting

Uses: Emergency Lighting Fixtures Automatic Transfer Switches Split-Circuited Quad Receptacles Etc.

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 2 – Dual SwitchingSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to dual-switch lighting fixtures using Shared Parameters.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Add Shared Parameters to Families and Tags Dual Switch Light Fixtures

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Dual Switching

Uses: Lighting Fixtures switched to two different

light switches. (a,b) But there are many instances where you

will want to be able to tag a Shared Parameter that you have created

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 3 – One-Line/Riser DiagramsSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to draw diagrams. Specifically One-Line/Riser Diagrams.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Create generic annotation families to be used in diagrams Schedule those annotation families

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One-Line/Riser Diagrams

Uses: Drawing Diagrams

One-Line Diagrams Riser Diagrams Flow Diagrams

Any diagram with repeatable symbols

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 4 – Specialized FiltersSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to create and apply specialized filters.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Create specialized filters Understand how filters work with

Shared and Project parameters

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Specialized Filters

Uses: Coordination

Color Coded Disciplines Controlling Visibility

Show/Hide Design Checks

Circuited? Yes/No

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 5 – Embedding FamiliesSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to use embedded models to create advanced families.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Create families by embedding models Tie parameters between families Establish template families

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Advanced Family Creation – Embedding

Uses: Family Design Maintaining Families Updating Family Models

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 6 – Embedded SchedulesSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will use embedding within Schedules.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Create Space Schedules Use Embedded Schedules to pull more information from the space

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Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded Schedules

Uses: Electrical Circuit Lengths Panelboard Voltage

Drops Conduit Calculations Lighting Watts/SqFt LEED Power Requirements Cost Estimates

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost Estimating

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Autodesk® Revit® MEP: Get Current with Electrical Engineering Module 7 – Cost EstimatingSeth MathisSchmidt Associates BIM Designer

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Module Summary

This module will cover how to create cost estimating schedules

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this Module, you will be able to: Group and sort Schedules Create a cost estimating schedule

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Cost Estimating

Uses: Cost Estimating Calculate running totals

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Demo

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Next Steps

Modules in this class: Module 1 – Dual Circuiting & Switching Module 2 – Dual Switching Module 3 – One-Line/Riser Diagrams Module 4 – Specialized Filters Module 5 – Advanced Family Creation – Embedding Module 6 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Embedded

Schedules Module 7 – Harvesting & Manipulating Electrical Data – Cost

Estimating

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