Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 05:35 PM
Session: ME223-3
Title: MEP Design to Fabrication: A Practical Workflow for the AEC Professional
Instructors: David Quigley with David Derocher
Course Description: In today's BIM environment, design engineers are creating 3D models to facilitate better engineered buildings. The core AutoCAD® MEP products offer the best of capabilities to support this process. This class describes how to take engineering drawings through to fabrication and construction with a focus on interoperability, maintaining data, information reuse, and maximizing the use of a single model. Attendees will be shown a pragmatic workflow for taking an engineered design or model from AutoCAD MEP (Autodesk® Revit® MEP or AutoCAD MEP) and applying construction specifications and standards in order to accurately and efficiently prepare the model for estimating, fabrication, construction, as-builts, and facilities management detail.
Title: MEP Design to Fabrication: A Practical Workflow for the AEC Professional
Instructors: David Quigley with David Derocher
Course Description: In today's BIM environment, design engineers are creating 3D models to facilitate better engineered buildings. The core AutoCAD® MEP products offer the best of capabilities to support this process. This class describes how to take engineering drawings through to fabrication and construction with a focus on interoperability, maintaining data, information reuse, and maximizing the use of a single model. Attendees will be shown a pragmatic workflow for taking an engineered design or model from AutoCAD MEP (Autodesk® Revit® MEP or AutoCAD MEP) and applying construction specifications and standards in order to accurately and efficiently prepare the model for estimating, fabrication, construction, as-builts, and facilities management detail.