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Don Bokmiller is BIM Manager at Clark Nexsen Architecture & Engineering in Norfolk, Virginia, and also provides training and support for Revit MEP through Inlet Technology, an Autodesk Channel Partner. He has worked in the architectural/engineering design community for more than 14 years, has been a valued member of the beta testing team since Revit MEP's first release, and is an active and well-known AUGI forum participant. Simon Whitbread has over 25 years of experience in the construction industry and has been teaching Revit to students of all experience levels for the past 7 years. He is part of the Revit beta testing group and provides implementation, training, and support services. He is also a committee member for Revit Technology Conference (RTC). Joel Londenberg is the BIM Manager for ACH Mechanical, an HVAC contractor. He has also been a training and implementation consultant specializing in Revit MEP and has many years of MEP design experience on a wide range of projects.

1 Exploring the Revit MEP 2012 User Interface.

2 Creating an Effective Project Template.

3 Worksets and Worksharing.

4 Project Collaboration.

5 Multiplatform Interopability: Working with 2D and 3D Data.

6 Parameters.

7 Schedules.

Part 2: Revit MEP for Mechanical.

8 HVAC Cooling and Heating Load Analysis.

9 Creating Logical Systems.

10 Mechanical Systems and Ductwork.

11 Mechanical Piping.

Part 3: Revit MEP for Electrical.

12 Lighting.

13 Power and Communications.

14 Circuiting and Panels.

Part 4: Revit MEP for Plumbing.

15 Plumbing (Domestic, Sanitary, Other).

16 Fire Protection.

Part 5: Managing Content in Revit MEP.

17 Solid Modeling.

18 Creating Symbols and Annotations.

19 Creating Equipment.

20 Creating Light Fixtures.

21 Creating Devices.

22 Details.

23 Sheets.