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Revit and Calculus - Final... Complete!

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Finally, finished my final project for my Calculus 1 class... For those of you who are unfarmiliar with the project here are the two original posts in the very begining stages of the project:

Revit Calculus 1

Revit Calculus 2

I created a nice power point and presentation. Of course, I recorded it for my readers to benefit from as well! I begin by explaining a little bit of Calculus (given that it was a calculus class) and then wen into all the formulas I used in Revit. I then deomonstrated using these formulas within Revit. The finale consisted of a comlpex surface being driven by calculus. Enjoy!

Revit Calculus Final Project - Fall 2009, Jeffrey A. Pinheiro, LEED AP

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Tay Othman · 798 weeks ago

Congratz Jeffrey ......... I'm New Subscriber to your blog....But it's Really interesting
Keep it up and I'm So happy to See your final Calculus Project

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brian fitzgerald · 798 weeks ago

Really nice work man, i have been following the calculus posts with interest. just out of interest for my own power point presentations how did you record it in real time with your voice overlayed.

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TheRevitKid 72p · 798 weeks ago

Thanks a lot guys...

Brian, I am using software called "Camtasia"... It is not free but they offer a free software called "Jing" (google it" and that allows you to recorde up to two minutes for free and post it online. It is the same software I use to record all of the tutorials on this site as well. They have a plugin directly for Powerpoint or you can just record the screen (which is what I did).

Hope that helps!

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Tay Othman · 798 weeks ago

Tell Me Jeffrey ... What degree you're doing? Because you have a LEED AP + Excellent Skill @ Revit . So I Suppose you're Doing for Post-Graduate.
Wish you the Success all the Time.
Best Regards

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TheRevitKid 72p · 798 weeks ago

Tay,

I appreciate the complement... I am actually a year and a half away from my Bachelors in Architecture... I currently have an Associates in Architecture and an Associates in Construction Management... I wish I was already Post-Graduate. Feels like it is taking forever to get the Graduate!

I took the LEED AP exam for a project that we were going to do at the firm I am currently working for. Sadly, the project fell through.. But, I passed the exam and am LEED AP and learned lots studying for it...

Remember, the title is "The Revit Kid"... I am still a kid in the world of Architecture, BIM, and Revit (only 21 years old). I plan on obtaining a Masters in Architecture as my last step in schooling.

Thanks!

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Tay Othman · 798 weeks ago

Awesome ... you Prooved that you're not a Kid....I've Subscribed to many Revit Blogs...and I find you're stuff is the most interesting.
I'm Now doing Masters degree .... trying to give a human dimension to the BIM (Social & Behavioural Way) to make BIM sustainable for all discplines to Architecture..... Here they see me somehow freak Because I'm The only Revit Guy in Iraq!!!!

Cheerz Jeffery ... It's Just a Matter of Time to be one of the poineers in the Field.

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Coreed · 797 weeks ago

hi jeff,
great stuff. is this something we can get a copy of to experiment with ?

p.s. you are correct, getting to the ARE Exam feels like it takes forever. but the one good thing is that it really dosen't take forever. (haha). i'm sure you will make it.

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fulvio · 784 weeks ago

This is great! Thanks

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