Introduction to the BIM environment

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Building information modeling, or BIM, has had a major impact on the construction industry. BIM brings a number of advantages such as efficiency, collaboration and visualization, but it also implies the correct adoption by professionals joining project teams in a BIM environment.

The focus of this mini-course is to present an introduction to professionals or students with no prior knowledge of BIM, its tools, or protocols. The module will cover key BIM concepts, workflows, tools, and links to other trends. At the end of the course each student can expect to have a strong basis of BIM and its implications in their work.

This module is designed for any professional or student within the construction industry such as: Architects, Engineers, Technical Architects, Interior Designers, Installers, Project Managers, Builders, Developers and Promoters.

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Building Information Modeling
What BIM is 3 Sections
The success of BIM
BIM's core concepts
Participating in a BIM project 4 Sections
SOFTWARE
Tools & Software 2 Sections
Links to other technologies
Recap
Key points for working in a BIM environment
BIM Questions from beginners
Quiz: Introduction to the BIM environment

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Módulo Content

Building Information Modeling
What BIM is 3 Sections
The success of BIM
BIM's core concepts
Participating in a BIM project 4 Sections
SOFTWARE
Tools & Software 2 Sections
Links to other technologies
Recap
Key points for working in a BIM environment
BIM Questions from beginners
Quiz: Introduction to the BIM environment
BIM GYM
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