Certified MEP Engineer

Overview

Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) engineering are closely knit with civil and construction engineering. However, advances and the growing need for all three components of MEP make the task of design and installation much more challenging. Skills in specialized CAD tools become inevitable for MEP engineers. This course teaches you CAD design of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), electrical design involving fire alarm, lighting, cabling, elevators, etc., plumbing for water supply, and fire protection system design. The course also gives exposure to the fundamentals of CAD design, drafting, and modeling involving civil structures.

Learnings

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to execute:

• Drafting and Modifying Drawings using AutoCAD
• Layer Management, Hatching and Gradient Technics
• Dimensioning and Tolerancing
• Blocks and Attributes, Xref and OLE concepts
• Plot and Publish
• Creating Levels and Grids
• Walls Modeling and Object Modification
• Doors, Windows & Floors and Roofs
• Curtain, Stairs, and Ramps
• Dimensions and Constraints
• Annotation and Documentation and Schedules
• Work Sharing and Family Creation
• HVAC and Electrical Design
• Plumbing and Fire Protection System Design
  

  Overview

  Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) engineering are closely knit with civil and construction engineering. However, advances and the growing need for all three components of MEP make the task of design and installation much more challenging. Skills in specialized CAD tools become inevitable for MEP engineers. This course teaches you CAD design of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), electrical design involving fire alarm, lighting, cabling, elevators, etc., plumbing for water supply, and fire protection system design. The course also gives exposure to the fundamentals of CAD design, drafting, and modeling involving civil structures.

  Learnings

  Upon completion of this course, you will be able to execute:

  • Drafting and Modifying Drawings using AutoCAD
  • Layer Management, Hatching and Gradient Technics
  • Dimensioning and Tolerancing
  • Blocks and Attributes, Xref and OLE concepts
  • Plot and Publish
  • Creating Levels and Grids
  • Walls Modeling and Object Modification
  • Doors, Windows & Floors and Roofs
  • Curtain, Stairs, and Ramps
  • Dimensions and Constraints
  • Annotation and Documentation and Schedules
  • Work Sharing and Family Creation
  • HVAC and Electrical Design
  • Plumbing and Fire Protection System Design