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Exam Guide

Autodesk Certification Professional Revit for Electrical Design

Congratulations on taking the next step towards earning your Autodesk Certification!

The purpose of this guide is to help prepare you for the Autodesk Certification Professional
Revit for Electrical Design exam. Please review the document carefully to better understand
the requisites needed to prepare for this exam.

Please note: You will not have access to the software during the exam, as all questions are in
a selected response format and are designed to be answered without the software user
interface.

Candidates who successfully achieve a passing score on this certification exam demonstrate
advanced knowledge and skills in Revit for electrical design that provides the opportunity for
individuals to stand out in a competitive professional environment.

Pre-requisites

The Autodesk Certification Professional Revit for Electrical Design exam is intended for
students and industry professionals who possess leading edge knowledge and skills in
solving complex challenges in design using Revit (Electrical). This industry validated
certification created by Autodesk is intended for Revit users who have mastered relevant
workflows, processes, and project objectives, in an academic program or professional
architecture, MEP, or design-built engineering environment, over three years, or approximately
400 hours (minimum) to 1200 hours (recommended) of software experience.

We recommend candidates possess proficiency in the core Revit skills evaluated in this exam,
outlined below, prior to taking this exam.

It’s expected that all candidates can:

• Demonstrate advanced modeling skills (e.g., creating and modifying systems, spaces,
cable tray, and conduit)
• Perform basic family editing (including editing connectors, light sources, annotations,
symbology, and content behavior)
• Utilize worksharing and understand worksets
• Set up projects effectively and independently in Revit
• Import and link external files effectively and correctly use positioning
• Export files to different formats

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• Understand the functionality of parameters and data types
• Manipulate views and their behaviors (model, drafting, filters, templates, system
browser, etc.)
• Successfully edit and create project documents
• Leverage Revit data (parameters, constraints, geometry, schedules, tagging, etc.)
• Understand the basics of electrical systems and settings
• Understand project phasing
• Use revisions
• Run interference checks

Beta exam information

Sign up for the beta exam: https://home.pearsonvue.com/Autodesk


After signing in, please select the appropriate beta exam and choose where you want to take
your exam, either at a Pearson VUE testing facility or proctored online through Pearson VUE’s
OnVUE option, prior to scheduling.
Total time required for beta exam: 180 minutes

Question types in the exam:


• Multiple choice – This item measures a candidate’s ability regarding a specific content topic. A
multiple-choice item has a stem which asks a question and multiple possible answers.

• Drag and drop – This item measures a candidate’s object association and placement skills with a
drag-and-drop question. Test takers select and reposition answer options within a list or graphics.

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• Active screen – This item measures a candidate’s familiarity with the software’s UI by using interactive
images of the software.

• Hot Area – This item measures the ability to answer a question by clicking on “hot” areas of an
exhibit. Hot area items are essentially multiple-choice items with graphical answer choices.

• Graphic Interpretation – This item measures a candidate’s ability to read a graphic and interpret the
information successfully.

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