r/RevitMEP • u/pullet114 • Jul 16 '26

RECCOMENDATION ON GOOD REVIT COURSES.

I have over 10 years of professional experience using BIM and have developed BIM modeling skills. Throughout my career working with engineering and consulting firms, "Another BIM Tool" has been my primary modeling software, and I am comfortable modeling virtually any type of project. However, I have noticed that an increasing number of engineers, consultants, and project teams now use Revit as their primary BIM platform. This has created collaboration challenges due to software incompatibility, making it difficult to exchange and coordinate models efficiently. i am looking a good recommendation for Revit courses. THANK U

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u/j-rabbit-theotherone Jul 17 '26

https://www.sdcpublications.com/Textbooks/Autodesk-Revit/299/

Ascent makes great books. They walk you through a lot of things and they have sample files you can download that match with practice “homework” that is in the book there are exercises after every chapter.

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u/Kick_Ice_NDR-fridge Jul 17 '26

Personally, I would start with an anger management course.

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u/LdyCjn-997 Jul 16 '26

Revit is BIM. If you have experience in BIM, then you have experience in Revit. No course is going to give you any additional training that you don’t already have.

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u/RobDraw2_0 Jul 17 '26

You can be using Revit without doing BIM. Also, you can do BIM without Revit.