This course presents many topics that form the first “go-to” principles for the best management of information, including the document lifecycle, document and data control process, data governance and industry challenges. We will also provide practical advice on a number of topics based on case studies and vendor-specific common data environment software.

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This Module 3 course on BIM structural engineering course explores the guidelines and digital workflows required for the roll-out a structural engineer digital design strategy across a project and what personal and developmental skills structural and civil engineers need to persuade other team members to adjust or adopt with new digital design processes. Structural BIM modelling and data exchange requirements for the BIM models in this course refers specifically to the “structural model”, which is the BIM model produced by the structural designer.

Put your design and BIM skills to the test with this entry-level challenge! How would you design a sustainable shelter to support people during a freak storm? How would you report what you have done to the world?

This course presents many topics that form the first “go-to” principles for the best management of information, including the document lifecycle, document and data control process, data governance and industry challenges. We will also provide practical advice on a number of topics based on case studies and vendor-specific common data environment software.

This course will focus on the broad subject of ICT for project managers. Which is of course of information and communication technologies. More specifically, we're going to be talking about information related to the built environment and how we produce and communicate that information or share that information and the technologies that we used to do that which in this case is building information modeling, which is both the process and technology for digitising and organizing information for the built environment