Overview of Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Revit Architecture Certification 

Candidates for this certification have a foundational understanding of architectural design and building information modeling (BIM) using Autodesk Revit. They are expected to demonstrate the ability to model structural and architectural elements, create views and annotations, and produce construction documentation. Successful candidates will be able to apply Revit tools to design residential and commercial buildings and communicate design intent effectively.

About this Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Revit Architecture Certification Exam

The ACU Revit Architecture Certification assesses your ability to use Revit’s core features, including modeling walls, doors, floors, and roofs, creating views and levels, and documenting projects with tags, dimensions, and schedules. Candidates should understand how to navigate the Revit interface, manage views and families, and prepare sheets for presentation and printing.

Why gain Certification? 

Those who take and pass Autodesk Certified User exams stand out in the competitive job market, demonstrate proficiency with industry-standard tools, and gain confidence in their design and drafting capabilities,  boosting productivity and fostering career growth.

Useful Information

• Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Revit Architecture Exam is 50 minutes
• Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Revit Architecture Exam has 30-35 questions 

Topics the exam tests you on

Modeling

• Work with walls
• Add doors, windows, and openings
• Add and edit floors, ceilings, and roofs
• Place components
• Work with grids and columns
• Work with stairs, ramps, and railings
• Place rooms
• Use modify tools

Display

• Use levels to define building height or story
• Create and modify views
• Control view display
• Configure family types

Documentation

• Create and modify text
• Add tags
• Use dimensions
• Create and use schedules
• Add 2D annotation detail elements to views
• Create and arrange sheet composition

Additional Information

• Find Objective Domains here: Revit Architecture (Imperial | Metric)
• Exam tutorial here: Revit Next Generation*
• *Next Generation Exam Interface - What is this?