Practice Tests | Autodesk Revit Certified Professional Exam

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The  Practice Tests Simulates the Actual Certification Exam of the Autodesk Revit Architecture Certified Professional Exam (ACP)  .Every exam is composed of 50 questions practice based and knowledge based in 120 minutes .

There are 3 Exams set to put you in the real exam environment and additional 2 Exams set to train you with the Revit Software  where you will be asked to use the Revit files provided in the course material to create or modify a data file, and then submit your answer .

• SIMULATE THE ACTUAL CERTIFICATION EXAM: Practice Tests are timed (120 min to answer 50 questions) and scored (passing score is 70%) mimicking the real exam environment so you get familiar with the ACP exam format

• COVERING FUNDAMENTALS: All the fundamentals are covered in the 5 exams, allowing you to test your skills practically in those areas.

• TEST REPORT: Upon completion of the practice tests, you are presented with a report. This allows you to track your progress and highlights your knowledge areas you need to focus on most in your studies

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Content coverd in the Exam questions:

A. CREATING AND MODIFYING COMPONENTS

• A.1 Create and modify grids

• A.2   Create and modify levels

• A.3  Create and modify walls

• A.4  Load and modify doors

• A.5  Load and modify windows

• A.6  Tag components by category

B. MODELING AND MODIFYING ELEMENTS

• B.1 Create a roof and modify roofs

• B.2  Create and modify stairs

• B.3  Create and modify ramps

• B.4 Create and modify railings

• B.5  Create and modify floors

• B.6 Modify elements using Align, Offset, Mirror, and Split tools

• B.7  Modify elements using Move, Copy, Rotate, Trim, and Extend tools

• B.8 Create and modify toposurfaces

• B.9 Create and modify columns

C.MANAGING VIEWS

• C.1 Change the view scale

• C.2 Change the detail level of a view

• C.3  Manage visibility/graphics overrides for model categories

• C.4  Temporarily hide/isolate elements and components

• C.5  Manage view range

• C.6 Create section views

• C.7 Create elevation views

• C.8  Create 3D views and renderings

D.MANAGING DOCUMENTATION

• D.1 Create and modify text

• D.2  Create and modify dimensions

• D.3 Create and modify a sheet

• D.4 Place plan views on a sheet

• D.5 Create and modify schedules

E. CREATE FAMILY CONTENT

• E.1 Manage family categories and types

• E.2 Use family parameters

• E.3 Create family content

• E.4 Associate dimensional parameters

• E.5 Create or delete an instance or type parameter

F. ANNOTATIONS

• F.1 Annotate views

• F.2 Create and use detail components

• F.3 Demonstrate an understanding of phases and design options

• F.4 Use document revisions

• F.5 Work with color schemes

G. ADVANCED VIEW TECHNIQUES

• G.1 Apply advanced view techniques

• G.2 Apply and edit view templates

• G.3 Create and manage call-out views

• G.4 Apply worksharing display modes to a view

• G.5 Use duplicate views

H. REVIT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

• H.1 Link or import files

• H.2 Define worksharing concepts

• H.3 Use levels and grids

• H.4 Transfer project standards and establish shared coordinates

• H.5 Edit object styles

Who this course is for:

• Architects
• Engineers
• Students who want to test their skills in exam simulation
• Anyone preparing for the Autodesk Revit Architecture Certified Professional Exam (ACP)