Autodesk Certified Professional

CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL EXAM

Safety. Performance. Quality. These are the cornerstones of structural engineering. As you seek to
elevate your career to new heights, transform yourself into a Certified Professional with Autodesk Revit
Structure®. This software is the industry standard that drives structural design and analysis.

Becoming an Autodesk Certified Professional can lead to accelerated career development, improved
productivity, and enhanced credibility. In short, it can help get you where you want to go.

PREPARE FOR SUCCESS 2. PRACTICE THE TIME IS NOW


Your preparation for the exam will
be critical. As Autodesk’s exclusive
provider for the Certified Professional
program, Certiport makes Autodesk
Revit Structure® certification easier with
a powerful three-step pathway:
1. LEARN
Obtain the skills you need to use
Autodesk Revit Structure® at a
professional level. Certiport offers
content-rich textbooks, online
courseware, video resources, and more.
Refine your skills with interactive exam-
As an Autodesk Revit Architecture®
preparation tools and practice tests. Build the
Certified Professional, you’ll enjoy
confidence you need to take the Autodesk Revit
several career-boosting benefits:
Structure® Certified Professional Exam.
• Prove your skill level with an
3. CERTIFY
official, industry-standard credential
Validate your skills by passing the exam and
recognized by employers
receiving your official certificate.
• Display the Autodesk Certified logo
RECOMMENDED and your certificate
EXPERIENCE LEVELS
• Include your name in the database of
There’s no substitute for training and hands- Autodesk Certified Professionals
on experience as you prepare for your exam.
Certiport recommends the following:

Training — Revit Structure® 2015 course

(or equivalent)

Contact a Certiport sales Hands-on Experience — 400 hours

representative today:

autodeskinfo@pearson.com
1.888.999.9830

www.certiport.com/autodesk
 COLLABORATION PROFESSIONAL

Create and modify levels 3

Create and modify structural grids 3

Import AutoCAD files into Revit 3

Link Revit models 3

Control the visibility for linked objects 3

DOCUMENTATION

Using temporary dimensions 3

Annotate beams 3

Add and modify text annotations 3

Add and use dimensions and dimension labels 3

Use detail components 3

Create and modify column schedules 3

WHAT’S ON THE EXAM? Create and modify footing schedules 3
Refer to the chart on this page for a list of skills Create and modify standard sheets 3
covered by this exam. MODELING

Place and modify structural columns 3

AUTODESK CERTIFICATION EXAM
Place and modify walls 3
TOPICS AND OBJECTIVES
Create custom wall types 3
The Autodesk Certified Professional exam contains 35
Place footings 3
questions. The majority of these require you to use Revit
Create a concrete slabs and/or floors 3
Structure to create or modify a data file, and then type
your answer into an input box. Other question types Create and modify stepped walls in foundations 3

include multiple choice, matching, and point-and-click. Place rebar 3

You will have a two-hour time limit (in some countries, Add beams 3
the time limit may be extended). Add beam systems 3

The chart below shows you the skills you will be Add joists 3

expected to demonstrate on the exam. Keep in mind Add cross bracing to joists 3
that some of the skills listed may not be tested on your Create and use trusses 3
specific certification exam; however, you should be Create and modify floors 3
prepared to demonstrate your mastery of them all.
Create and modify custom floors 3

Create and modify sloped floors 3

Add floor openings for stairs 3

Become an Autodesk Create and modify stairs 3

Revit Structure ® Create and modify ramps

Model and use roofs

3

3
Certified Professional VIEWS

Create section views 3

Get started today by visiting
www.certiport.com/autodesk, or contact Create framing elevations 3
a Certiport sales representative Use callout views 3

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