COURSE DESCRIPTION
BIM is a process for creating and managing information on a construction project throughout its whole life cycle. As part of this process, a coordinated digital description of every aspect of the built asset is developed, using a set of appropriate technology. It is likely that this digital description includes a combination of information-rich 3D models and associated structured data such as product, execution and handover information.
BIM is used to improve the efficiency of the construction process, reduce waste during the construction and to improve the buildings. Intentionally, the BIM process and associated data structures are best defined in the ISO 19650 and 12006 series of standards.
BIM is the gathering of the following three components:
1. Agile development
2. Lean construction for the building industry.
3. Complete digitalisation of building design processes.
Course Content
- Traditional Construction
- Identify current problems in Construction
- Evolution in the IT front
- IT Terminologies
- Intelligent vs. Unintelligent Models
- Explaining BIM
- BIM Dimensions (3D to ND)
- Project Information Model
- Asset Information Model
- Common Data Environment
- BIM maturity levels
- Software platforms (Modelling, Analysis, Time scheduling, Commercial Management, Facility Management)
- New roles in the Project Team
- Documents (EIR, BIM Execution Plan, BIM protocol, PAS 1192)
- Current issues in implementation of BIM (Security of the Model, Contractual and other barriers)
- Future of BIM (IOT, Artificial Intelligent, Smart Building)
- Fundamental concepts, BIM Workflows, study Advantages in using BIM
- BIM Technology – Basic (Architectural/ Engineering models and industry expectation using Civil 3D)
- Architectural modelling using Revit Modelling of Mechanical components using Revit
- Time line tools (Synchro, Fuzor, Asta Power, Navis AR and VR workflows using BIM)
- Clash Detection
- Creating projects, Understanding different applications of each software, BIM collaboration, Integration with GIS
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