Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM)

• Accumulate knowledge independently and in groups
• Arrange and execute simple project assignments
• Apply analog techniques (hand sketching, and possibly model building) to produce early design stage building concepts
• Apply digital tools for application in a smaller building project
• Apply basic methods for application of documents and drawings
• Convert model representations in 3D to 2D and vice versa
• Apply building models to exchange digital information
• Apply basic BIM concepts, BIM techniques and BIM classifications

The course introduces the drawing material and the model basis as a prerequisite for communication. During the course, analog and digital aids are used to present the idea and function of buildings. With practical examples, problem-solving techniques and the use of various digital tools are practiced. The course introduces a systematic naming and classification of objects, including the use of industry-specific systems, e.g., BIM7AA and CCS. The Building Information Modeling (BIM) concept is included as a central element, where topics cover layer structures, objects, types, and best practices for the production of model-linked drawing material. We work with principal solutions and digital tools for drawing production and building modeling to create a basis for documentation, data extraction/part lists, simulation, and project presentation. During the course, group and individual tasks are carried out.

• 36 – 49 (Wed 8-12)

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Lectures, individual assignments, and group assignments.