OpenLearning

Building Information Modeling 202 (OpenLearning)

Offered by Taylor's University,

Welcome to Taylor’s School of Design & Architecture (SABD) Massive Online Open Course (MOOC). In Building Information Modeling 202, your instructor Bruce Lee will guide you to explore some of the interesting features in building information modeling (BIM) and with his guidance you will model a multi-storey building with BIM software. Students are also to explore more about nD modeling with different tool and software.

Requirement: Student must have access to "Revit 2014" and “Navisworks Manage 2014”
Although not neccessary, it is beneficial if you go through the "self-paced" MOOC Building Information 101 first, prior to enrolling into this course.
Learners are expected to review the lesson in form of video/pdf/ppt slides and participate in the course activities in form of forum, or quizzes in several formats in order to receive the certificate of completion.
At the end of the lesson, learners will be able to:

Understand and describe building information modeling (BIM) features in nD Modeling.
Model a multi-storey building with building information modeling(BIM) software.
Present construction work stages with building information modeling(BIM) software.

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