
Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) — Training Course
Duration: 16 hours
Teaching Methodology: Hands on
Course Schedule: Schedule
Fees $450
Course Mode: Blended Face-to-face or online via Zoom
Weekly (8 sessions)DESCRIPTION
Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) unifies Autodesk Docs, BIM Collaborate/Pro, Autodesk Build, and Autodesk Takeoff in a common data environment for the AEC industry. In this course, you learn to configure projects, manage permissions and document control, collaborate on Revit models in the cloud, coordinate multidisciplinary models, and manage field workflows including issues, RFIs, submittals, checklists, and cost tracking.
OBJECTIVES
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- 1. Set up Autodesk Docs projects, folders, roles, and granular permissions
- 2. Upload and manage files (Revit, DWG, PDFs, Office) via web and Autodesk Desktop Connector
- 3. Configure reviews, transmittals, versioning, compare and approval workflows
- 4. Use BIM Collaborate Pro for Revit Cloud Worksharing & Design Collaboration (teams, packages, consumed/shared data)
- 5. Run Model Coordination (automated clash, views, assignments, issue tracking)
- 6. Work in Autodesk Build: Issues, RFIs, Submittals, Forms (checklists), Daily Logs, Assets
- 7. Track Cost Management basics (budgets, contracts, change orders)
- 8. Create quantities in Autodesk Takeoff (2D/3D takeoff, classifications, exports)
- 9. Use the ACC mobile app for site workflows and offline sync
- 10. Connect to Insights & Reports for dashboards and analytics
- 11. Understand data governance, file naming, and project templates
- 12. Interoperate with Civil 3D, Navisworks, and CAD files
PREREQUISITES
Revit 1 – Fundamentals for All Disciplines and Revit 3 – Constructing/Sharing/Collaborating (or equivalent experience).
COURSE CONTENTS
01 - Getting Started with Autodesk Docs
- ACC overview and licensing (Docs, BIM Collaborate/Pro, Build, Takeoff)
- Autodesk Account, hubs, projects, and roles
- Project templates, folder structure, and permissions
- Desktop Connector: when to use it and best practices
- Dashboards, cards, and project home
- Uploading, viewing, and versioning files
- Standards: naming, metadata, custom attributes
02 - Document Control & Reviews
- Permissions strategies and audit trails
- Sets, published drawings, title blocks
- Transmittals, Submittals registers (intro)
- Markups, measure, compare versions
- Reviews and approvals workflows
- Search, filters, and saved views
03 - Design Collaboration (BIM Collaborate Pro)
- Revit Cloud Worksharing setup and health
- Teams, workspaces, shared vs. consumed packages
- Linking Revit models in the cloud
- Shared coordinates and publishing
- Civil 3D & CAD workflows
04 - Model Coordination
- Aggregations, clash rules, and automatic detection
- Issues from clashes; assignments and tracking
- Views, sections, properties, and model browser
- Navisworks coordination (NWC/NWD) handoff
05 - Autodesk Build: Field Management
- Issues lifecycle and custom types
- RFIs and Submittals (logs, workflows, reviews)
- Forms (checklists), Daily Logs, and Photos
- Assets and commissioning basics
06 - Cost & Quantification
- Cost Management overview: budgets, contracts, PCO/RCO/CO
- Autodesk Takeoff: 2D/3D takeoff, classifications, exports
- Insights & Reports: dashboards and scheduled reports
07 - ACC Mobile App & Offline Workflows
- Sync, offline access, and data capture on site
- Creating issues, RFIs, and markups on mobile
- Best practices for field teams
08 - Governance, Templates & Handover
- Data governance, retention, and project closeout
- Bridging projects (ACC Bridge) and external sharing
- Handover packages and owner deliverables
09 - Interoperability
- Working with Microsoft 365, PDFs, and DWG
- Civil 3D, Navisworks, and coordination models
- API/integrations overview and data exports
10 - Next Steps
- Advanced Navisworks coordination
- Rhino/Grasshopper interoperability concepts
- Power BI dashboards from ACC data (intro)