Autodesk AutoCAD is computer-aided design (CAD) software that architects, engineers, construction professionals, and designers rely on to produce 2D drawings and documentation to create floor plans, elevations, and furniture layouts.

Key Contents

Getting Started with AutoCAD
Drawing Constructions
Objects & Editing Tools
Drawing Organization & Commands
Unit Introduction
Working with Objects & Layouts
Annotating the Drawing
Dimensioning & Hatching Objects
Blocks & Tables

Trimble SketchUp (formerly Google SketchUp) is an all-purpose 3D modeling tool. Covers the basics of creating 3D models before showing how to create space plans, model furniture, cabinetry, and accessories, experiment with colors and materials, incorporate manufacturers’ models into project plans, and create final presentations and animated walk-throughs.

Key Contents

Introduction to Sketchup
Working with Tools
Modelling Furniture
The Pencil and free hand tools
Groups
Drawing, Modelling, and Furnishing a Floor Plan
Interiors Vs Exteriors
Elevation Views
Modelling a Two-Story House
Painting with Colors, Textures, and Photo-Matching
Enhancing and Presenting the Model Annotate the Model
The Walkthrough
Plugins and layout

Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard for digital image work. Its powerful editing capabilities allow you to select detailed areas in your drawings and add colour, texture and pattern. From simply resizing to manipulation, Photoshop can transform your work. The extensive range of design tools will help you to express your creative concepts with ease.

Key Contents

Introduction to Photoshop
Overview with Panels and Work-space
Working with Layers
Masking Techniques
Photos Retouching Process
Working with tools
Filters, Styles and Effects
Types of Gradient
Composing Techniques
Image Editing Techniques
Creang3D shapes
3D Object Manipulation
Lighting and rendering a 3D scene

V-Ray is a powerful third party rendering engine which is used in almost all the computer graphics Technique. This particular rendering engine has the ability to give the most Photo realistic rendering output. You will be learning about the V-ray rendering engines and how the 3D scene reacts for each settings change. You will also be seeing how to set the light, material camera and the some of the V-Ray modifiers in order to get the photorealistic output.

Key Contents

VRAY for 3Ds Max
V-Ray rendering Engine
V-Ray image sampling
V-Ray Light Common setting
GI for Exterior and interior scenes
V-Ray Physical Camera
V-Ray Material
V-Ray Aerial Prospective
V-Ray Displacement Mod
V-Ray Render Elements

Gan charts are used for planning and scheduling projects in project management. A gan chart is a horizontal bar chart that’s incredibly useful because it allows you to simplify complex projects into an easy-to-follow plan and track the status of tasks as work progresses. Gan charts also help you keep track of project deadlines, milestones, and hours worked, it gives a clear understanding to the client about how long each step of interior design construction works will take, which will allow avoiding misunderstandings and frustration.

Key Contents

Overview
Starting the Process
Converting a simple bar chart into Gan Chart
Using the chart as a graphic in order to application
Extending Gan Charting for Project Management
About the Macros
Controlling the project

Additive manufacturing works by bringing the design of an object — its shape — into a computer model and then dividing that model into separate layers that are stacked to form the final object. The process reimagines a 3D object as a series of stackable layers that forms the finished object making miniatures. Instead of imagining something and trying to explain it to your clients, why not make it instead? A smaller version of the sculpture you plan to place in their living room goes a long way in showing them how everything will e together, and you no longer have to rely on vague drawings and pictures.

Key Contents

Introduction to 3D Printing
Brief history of Additive Manufacturing
Understanding the advantages of 3D Printing
Exploring types of 3D Printers
Applications of 3D printing
Software Interfacing and file format
Getting Started with slic3R
3d Scanning
Project

Autodesk Revit is widely known for its architectural drawing capabilities, but its features also lend themselves well to interior design projects. Aer using AutoCAD or Sketchup, The next upgrade to the latest Building Information Modeling software that all the major architecture firms and developers are using? Having a hard me getting off the AutoCAD dinosaur train? Want to save drawing me and use a program that coordinates your changes to populate instantly? By learning Revit for Interior Designers you can easily change all that.

Key Contents

Overview of the Revit User Interface
Quick Start: Small Office
Floor plans (First Floor)
Floor plans(Second and Third Floors)
VERTICAL – Stair by Sketch
Roof Design Options
Creating & Viewing Exterior Elevations
Dimensions &Tagging
Sections and Details
Wall Sections
Layouts Cabinets & Furniture.
Schedules
Site & Rendering
Construction document Sheet

Autodesk 3ds Max provides professional interior designers and design studios industry-leading 3D interior rendering tools that give them the power to bring their concepts to life.

Key Contents

Introduction to 3ds Max
Modeling using basic primitives
Transforming objects
Arranging objects using utility tools
Modeling using parametric modifiers
Spline modeling
Landscaping and modeling using Compound object
Construct using Architectural objects
Views- Lights and Cameras
Textures- Basic & Advance
Particle Systems & Forces
Importing other formats
Basics of Animation
Walk- through
Rendering

Once the final design is approved, the execution or implementation phase marks the realisation of the design. Contractors’ bids are sought and the designer prepares a detailed schedule of works, Realization of these objectives requires systematic planning and careful implementation, To this effect, application of knowledge, skill, tools and techniques in the project environment. Project Planning is a unique process, consist of a set of coordinated and controlled activities with start and finish dates, undertaken to achieve an objective confirming to specific requirements, including the constraints of me cost and resource.

Key Contents

Introduction to Project Management
Project life cycle
Beginning a Project ( Meetings & Surveys)
Residential & Contract Surveys / Drawings
Residential Specifications
Contract Specifications
Renovations

Overview

Revit Structure is Autodesk’s BIM software solution for structural engineers, that provides a feature rich tool set helping to drive efficient design processes in BIM (Building Information Modelling) environment or when working with other construction discipline using CAD Software, With Revit Structure you can create detailed 3D models for concrete RCC, steel and wooden structures. These models provide in-depth information regarding a structural foundation, beams, columns, pillars, etc.

Prerequisites

Candidates with good knowledge in AutoCAD and with an exposure to construction sites. This course is designed to get you up & running with Revit Structure by teaching you the things you need to know as a structural engineer.

Course Objective

Aer completion of this course, learners and professionals can apply for job roles such as structural draftsmen, structural detailers and structural modellers. This course involves creating a 3D structural model using hands-on exercises to represent real-world situations for structural design projects. Learning Revit Structure helps structural engineers develop a physical and analytical model of a building structure. This model is utilised to create construction documentation, shop drawings and fabrication drawings.

Key Contents

Introduction to Autodesk Revit Structure
Basic Concepts and Principles
Building Information Modelling &Revit Structure,
Getting Started with a Structural Project
Snaps Tool, Opening,
Saving and Closing a Project
Options Dialog Box
Seng up a Structural Project
Using Levels, Using Grids
Working with Reference Planes
Structural Columns, Walls, Foundations
Beams, Floors and Open Web Joists
Rotating, Mirroring and Arraying
Additional Editing Tools, Creating Groups
Documenting Models and Creating Families
Standard Views, Details, and Schedules
3D Views, Sheets, Analysis,
Reinforcements and Massing
Creating Building Elements from Massing
geometry

Duration

80 hours

Overview

Revit- a very popular product from Autodesk is a design software used by architects, engineers and interior designers to draw, map and create construction documents and rendered images and also collaborate with other design teams. Architects use Revit to design homes, commercial buildings, landscapes and Interior designers use it to design 3D layouts that include both geometric and non-geometric information. Civil and mechanical engineers also use Revit to design bridges, roads, tunnels and other structures with specific instructions. The advantage of creating a building design model with Revit Architecture is that each design model can be stored in a single database file in a digital format.

Prerequisites

Revit Architecture training course is suitable for architects, civil/Arch engineering students & professionals, interior designers and AutoCAD draftsmen pursuing Revit BIM jobs. Working knowledge on architectural design, drawing and other engineering experience are recommended.

Course Objective

Revit Architecture course empower you with the powerful features of Revit. Course aims to make participants more productive by giving them the ability to produce drawings and redefine images of buildings and help navigate user interface, architectural objects such as floor, walls, roofs, windows, and stairs. This course will assist in the creation of schematic design through construction documentation. Aer completing this course students and professionals can work with BIM technology and look for designations such as Revit technicians (Architecture) or Revit BIM modellers and Interior BIM professionals.

Key Contents

Introduction to Revit Architecture
Building Information Modeling
Starting a Project
Project Settings
Modeling Basics
Wall, Door, Components, Windows, Roof
Floor and Slab
Railing , Ramp, Stair
Linking Revit and CAD File
Import CAD / Decal
Room Areas and Openings
Annotation Details
Dimensions /Detail
View and Sheet Composition
Walkthrough and Render
Massing & Site
The Basics of Family
Extrusion, Blend, Revolve
Sweep and Blend Sweep

Duration

80 hours