I need 4 CEUs by March, and I want something that sharpens layout clarity — vent routing, DFU calcs, and vertical drops — while covering the 2024 IPC changes (storm drain sizing, trap primer language). Has anyone taken a solid, CAD-focused course (Revit/AutoCAD MEP) that ties modeling practices to code compliance and plan-check expectations?
I hit the 4 CEUs by March with ICC’s on‑demand Significant Changes to the 2024 IPC for the code and IMAGINiT’s Revit MEP Plumbing clinic for modeling — storm drain sizing, trap primer notes, and vent/DFU/vertical drops were all baked in. > trap primer language). Has anyone taken a solid, CAD-focused course (Revit/AutoCAD MEP) that IMAGINiT ties the labs to plan‑check redlines, which cleaned up our submittals; if you’re stuck in AutoCAD MEP, RedVector’s IPC update + plumbing module is fine but less hands‑.
If you’re racing the March deadline, RedVector has a 2‑hr 2024 IPC changes course you can pair with their Revit plumbing workflows module; together they covered storm drain sizing and tightened up my vent routing/DFU calcs around “vertical drops” for 4 CEUs (https://www.redvector.com/). Concrete step: build a riser schedule that totals DFU per stack and tag offsets — plan‑checkers, — just double‑check their rainfall assumptions against your local IDF curves. Do you want on‑demand only, or would a live ASPE webinar be better for Q&A?
I’d pair ASPE Education’s on‑demand plumbing update (https://education.aspe.org) with an AU session that demos Revit-side checks; then build a schedule that totals DFUs by branch and a yes/no “long drop” flag via a shared parameter so you can color‑filter risers — like turning on the highlighters before the exam. @fwright04 your combo is solid; my tweak is adding a sheet keynote legend tied to system abbreviations so plan check sees intent fast. Need an AutoCAD MEP version of the DFU rollup?