Bim - The Methodology To Coordinate Construction

BIM is not a software - it is a methodology

What you'll learn
Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology
BIM fundamentals
Regulatory aspects
Scope, standards and applicability of the BIM methodology
Requirements
No requirements
Description
Course Definition:The BIM concept was born as a methodology for the standardization of data and the operation of Architecture, Engineering and Construction processes. Although its applicability goes beyond this environment, its greatest impact has been due to the growing need for transformation of the construction sector and the existing offer of the different actors that participate in the value chain of modeling the physical world towards intelligent infrastructures.Companies such as AutoDesk, Bentley Systems, Trimble and Hexagon have been part of this evolution, in part because they have a range of software associated with Geo-engineering. However, BIM is not learning software; BIM is a process improvement methodology taking advantage of the benefits of digital modeling where builders, architects, surveyors, civil, structural and electromechanical engineers require an interconnected flow for greater efficiency in decision-making and a provision of a better service to the clients.#AulaGEOThis course has been developed to level the conceptualization of users interested in the transformation of the processes related to the transformation of the territory, under the premise:BIM is not software. It is a methodology.This course narrated by Gabriella is complemented by other modules from the AulaGEO offering, where these principles are applied using tools available in the industry.We hope you enjoy it.What will the user learn?General conceptsGeneral concepts of BIMStandardsOpen BIMBIM standardsRoles and LevelsRoles in BIMBIM workflowDevelopment LevelsUses and OfferBIM uses - part oneBIM uses - part twoBIM information offer

Overview

Section 1: General concepts

Lecture 1 General concepts of BIM

Section 2: Standards

Lecture 2 Open BIM

Lecture 3 BIM standards

Section 3: Roles and Levels

Lecture 4 Roles in BIM

Lecture 5 BIM workflow

Lecture 6 Development Levels

Section 4: Uses and Offer

Lecture 7 BIM uses - part one

Lecture 8 BIM uses - part two

Lecture 9 BIM information offer

BIM managers,BIM Modelers,Architects,Engineers,Builders,Innovators in processes