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    Default ME32-1: Completing the BIM Model for MEP

    Instructors: Ed Deal - Autodesk, Inc.

    Class Description: This class offers a comprehensive look at some of the advantages of using Revit Systems to complete the BIM model Additionally, we will review coordinating the workflow between the MEP engineer, the architect, and the structural engineer using the Revit-based solutions The presentation is ideally suited for MEP designers, drafters, and CAD managers wanting to understand Building Information Modeling and how they can use, implement, and benefit from BIM
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