In this course, we will explore the foundational principles of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its practical applications, starting with the evolution of engineering from traditional 2D drawings to the shift towards object-based modeling, which forms the core of BIM. This understanding sets the stage for examining real-world implementations across diverse sectors including airports, residential and commercial buildings, water treatment plants, substations, transportation, and material handling facilities. We begin with BIM fundamentals through case studies demonstrating its role in enhancing efficiency and collaboration in complex projects. Moving forward, our focus shifts to Design Authoring workflows aligned with ISO 19650 standards, preparing participants for hands-on experience with Autodesk Revit. We explore Revit's user interface comprehensively, covering menus, ribbons, and key concepts such as Revit extensions, parameters, worksets, phases, design options, schedules, annotations, and sheet creation. Finally, participants delve into practical BIM modeling within Revit across architecture, structural, and MEP disciplines, equipping them with essential skills to create detailed and integrated BIM models across disciplines. Join us on this journey to master BIM fundamentals and discover its transformative potential in engineering and construction.
Target Learners:
• Undergraduate students of Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Mechanical Engineering
• Post-Graduate Students in Construction Management.
• Practicing Engineers involved in BIM in construction.
• Faculties in Civil, Electrical & Mechanical
• Industry professionals working in construction and BIM
• Project managers and consultants in construction and infrastructure development sectors.
Prerequisites:
• Basic knowledge of Construction
• Familiarity with Construction Management
• Understanding of Construction Practices
Hardware Prerequisites:
Minimum Entry level configuration as follows:
1. Operating System: 64-bit Microsoft® Windows® 10 or Windows 11
2. CPU Type: Intel® i-Series, Xeon®, AMD® Ryzen, Ryzen Threadripper PRO. 2.5GHz or Higher.
3. Memory: 8 GB RAM
4. Video Display: 1280 x 1024 with true color (Minimum)
5. Disk Space: 30GB free disk space
Software Prerequisites:
• Install Revit 2020 and higher versions for this course
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction to BIM
- The module "Introduction to BIM" covers the basics of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its role in engineering. Participants will learn about creating 3D models, using isometric views, and understanding the BIM process. They'll explore how BIM applies to different projects like residential buildings, airports, and water treatment plants, highlighting its benefits for project efficiency and collaboration. This module aims to introduce learners to BIM's practical applications in modern engineering and construction projects.
- Design Authoring - Discipline Based Modeling
- The module "Design Authoring - Discipline based modeling" teaches participants how to use specific modeling techniques tailored to different disciplines. It covers workflow basics and adheres to ISO 19650 standards for managing Work In Progress (WIP). By the end, learners will understand how to improve design workflows, ensure consistency, and meet industry standards effectively. This module prepares them to apply these skills in architecture and engineering projects for better collaboration and efficiency.
- Introduction to Revit Tool
- The module "Introduction to Revit" teaches the basics of Autodesk Revit, a key tool for Building Information Modeling (BIM). Participants will learn how to use Revit's interface, explore its Ribbon menu for architecture and structural tools, understand annotation features, manage views, and handle project elements like worksets and phases. By the end, learners will be able to manage architectural and structural models efficiently using Revit's features.
- Design Authoring - Architecture
- The module "Design Authoring - Architecture" teaches you how to use Revit Architecture for building design. You'll start with the basics and learn file setup, then move on to modeling architectural elements in detail across different parts. You'll also master creating schedules, annotations, and sheets to organize your designs effectively. Advanced topics include managing project data and creating parametric families for flexible design options. By the end, you'll be able to confidently design and document architectural projects using Revit Architecture.
- Design Authoring - Structure
- This module, "Design Authoring - Structure," teaches how to use Revit Structure for structural design. You'll start with the basics and learn to model structural elements in detail. The course covers creating schedules, annotations, and sheets for organizing and presenting designs effectively. You'll also explore specialized Revit tools tailored for structural engineering to improve workflow and project management skills.
- Design Authoring - MEP
- In "Design Authoring - MEP," you'll learn how to use Revit MEP for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design. The module covers basic navigation, setting up files with levels and grids, and modeling HVAC, plumbing, piping, fire protection systems, and electrical lighting. You'll also explore advanced topics like cable tray layout and creating parametric components for efficient MEP design in Revit.
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