BIM Processes (Building Information Modeling)

Who is it suitable for?

•  Construction professionals: engineers, architects, builders interested in mastering and applying BIM technologies. 
•  Project managers: for managing BIM projects and coordinating team work.

Why study BIM?

BIM or Building Information Modeling is the process of creating and managing digital representations of the physical and functional characteristics of buildings and infrastructure. Studying BIM is necessary for optimizing design and construction, improving the quality and efficiency of projects, reducing costs, enhancing interaction among project participants, and introducing innovative approaches in the construction industry.

What will you learn?

• Basics of BIM: history, standards, guidelines, and the necessity of applying BIM in construction projects. 
• Developing BIM documentation: creation of pre-contract and post-contract plans, information delivery plans. 
• Working with a Common Data Environment (CDE): mastering the functions, tools, and advantages of using CDE for project management.
• Coordinating BIM projects: roles and responsibilities of a BIM coordinator, coordination programs, quality checking of models. 
• Planning and estimating project costs: developing realistic project execution plans, cost estimation, resource planning. 
• Managing project data: exporting and using information from BIM models for various applications and purposes.