Revit From Scratch
THE CURRICULUM

Ten weeks. Zero to portfolio-ready.

This is an indicative outline — the general shape of the course. Pacing may shift slightly batch to batch, and it's updated over time as the course evolves.

HOW THE COURSE WORKS

Two projects, not one.

THE CLASS PROJECT

Built together, live, session by session. Follow along and practice side by side with the instructor — this is where new tools and concepts are introduced each week.

YOUR OWN PROJECT

Selected and built independently, applying each week's concepts on your own. This becomes your portfolio piece — and your certificate depends on completing it genuinely.

WEEK BY WEEK

The full breakdown

WK 01
Interface & Fundamentals
Get comfortable navigating Revit and understand the core building blocks of every project.
Ribbon & Project Browser Families vs. Types Levels & Grids Project templates
WK 02
Levels, Grids & Basic Modeling
Start placing real building elements — walls, doors, and windows.
Wall types Placing walls Doors & windows Basic tagging
WK 03
Floors, Roofs & Vertical Circulation
Add horizontal and vertical elements that complete the building envelope.
Floors Roof by Footprint / Extrusion Stairs Railings & ramps
WK 04
Structural Basics
Understand enough structural modeling to collaborate with engineers.
Structural columns & grids Beams Coordination
WK 05
Rooms, Areas & Schedules
Learn to extract meaningful data from your model.
Room tagging Area plans Schedules
WK 06
Views & View Templates
Control how your model is presented.
Plans, sections, elevations View templates V/G overrides
WK 07
Families — The Make-or-Break Skill
Build your own custom components.
Family Editor Type vs. instance parameters Custom families
WK 08
Detailing & Annotation
Bring drawings to a professional documentation standard.
Dimensioning Detail components Keynoting
WK 09
Sheet Composition & Printing
Package your model into a complete drawing set.
Title blocks Sheet sets PDF / DWG export
WK 10
Mini Project + Job Readiness
Apply everything on your own project — and prepare to use it.
Final project Portfolio tips Interview prep