BIM Common data environment cde management using ACC

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The courses will be combined in a manner that will serve ASALI Team Needs. It will also cover their current project needs. Both USER & SETUP course will blended in one course to cover all needed topics.

1- Introduction:

• Getting started Discover what you'll learn in this course and download the software and resources you need.

o Course overview

o Get the software

o Student project setup

• Navigate Autodesk Construction Cloud Select your classroom project in ACC, open files in Autodesk Docs, navigate 3D models, and measure/model properties, all within a single integrated workflow.

o Introduction to Autodesk Construction Cloud

o Inspect 2D drawings and 3D models

o Practice exercise

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

o Navigate between projects and products in Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC).

o Explore different features of the user interface.

o Navigate the Files interface to locate project datasets and open Revit models and sheet PDFs.

o Orbit, pan, and zoom a 3D model using mouse controls and the ViewCube.

o Use the section analysis tool to slice the model and inspect internal elements.

o Measure distances, heights, and offsets using the Measure tool.

o Query model metadata such as family types, surface area, and other properties using the Properties tool.

• Evaluate a 3D model and sheets Use the Model Browser and sheet viewer to query object categories and measure room areas on 2D plan sheets.

o Control visibility of model elements

o Measure sheet areas

o Practice exercise

o Practice exercise

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

o Query Revit object categories and list type and instance properties.

o Navigate 2D PDFs in Docs.

o Calibrate and measure distances and areas on sheet views.

• Perform a design review Compare versions of sheets and models, publish markups, and create and resolve issues to document design changes.

o Compare file versions in 2D and 3D

o Create markups and issues

o Practice exercise

o Practice exercise

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

o Use the Compare tool for 2D sheet version differences.

o Use the Compare tool for 3D model changes.

o Add and publish markups to communicate errors.

o Create and assign issues with suggested resolutions.

• Combine disciplinary models

Use Design Collaboration to organize multi-discipline model exchanges with packages on a project timeline. Work in private team spaces, publish milestone packages to Shared, preview and compare incoming packages, and consume approved updates into your team’s Consumed folder so you control when references change.

o Design collaboration in ACC

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

o Explain how team spaces work (Work-in-Progress, Shared, Consumed) in Design Collaboration.

o Describe how packages are published to the timeline and versioned.

o Identify what a receiving team reviews in a package before consumption.

o Explain what Change Visualization shows and when to use it.

o Trace a package’s lifecycle on the timeline, including consumed snapshots and history.

o Describe how a consumed snapshot becomes a read-only reference in combined views.

• Configure clash settings and create issues

Learn to create Model Coordination views, align and filter multi-discipline models, and then run clash detection. You’ll classify acceptable interfaces, create Issues for true clashes, and export a coordination report.

o Build coordination views

o Review, create, and report clashes

o Practice exercise

o Next steps

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

o Open Model Coordination and select the correct coordination space.

o Load and align discipline models using Transform.

o Filter with Model Browser by Discipline/Category and properties to isolate scope.

o Create, title, describe, and manage saved views for repeatable coordination.

o Verify the primary clash models and set change the grouping by properties.

o Adjust clash thresholds to reduce noise.

o Classify acceptable interfaces as Not an Issue with clear titles, reasons, and comments.

o Create Clash-type Issues with titles, descriptions, assignees, due dates, and comments.

o Review Issues and Closed items, and export a coordination report.