Continuing Education Master's Degree in Advanced BIM for the Design and Construction of Linear Projects
PRESENTATION
Objectives
• You will integrate Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology into the entire life cycle of linear infrastructure projects. • You will master the use of advanced software, such as Civil3D, for modeling and simulating complex infrastructure. • You will establish BIM•GIS interoperability workflows in collaborative environments, ensuring efficient information management. • You will apply the international ISO 19650 standard for standardization and quality in project data management. • You will design Digital Construction (VDC) implementation strategies to optimize the design and execution of transportation, hydraulic, and port infrastructure projects. • You will evaluate the impact of BIM and VDC solutions on the efficiency, sustainability, and profitability of linear construction projects. • You will lead the digital transformation in civil engineering projects, managing teams and processes for the implementation of advanced solutions.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
- Information Containers in accordance with regulations.
- Types of Models. Simple Models. Federated Models.
- Digital Building Blocks. Classifications.
- Levels of Detail. Levels of Construction Information.
- Configuring BIM Models.
- PIM Models for Design. 3D Applications.
- AIM Models: 4D, 5D, and 7D.
- Definition. Stages of collaborative work.
- Model coding and documentation.
- Organization of the EDC's departments. Computer tools.
- Legislative and Regulatory Context.
- Bidding documents for project design and construction of linear projects.
- Uses of the models. Levels of information and detail. Coding systems.
- Deliverables. Model Organization.
- ReMODULES. Information Management. Quality and Processes. .
- Conceptual design review. Construction planning and budgeting.
- Construction Cost Control. Certifications. Asset Management.
- Objectives. Milestones. Model Organization. BIM Processes.
- Media Information Development Plan (MIDP).
- Deliverables. Task Implementation Development Program (TIDP).
- Geographic Information Systems (I).
- Geographic Information Systems (II).
- Working with Metadata.
- Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI).
- Geoservices.
- Point clouds. Point cloud data on the web.
- Modeling from images with ReCap Photo. Generating models with ReCap Photo.
- Modeling from images with ReCap Pro. Generating models with ReCap Pro.
- Point clouds with Civil 3D.
- Point clouds with InfraWorks.
- GIS in Civil 3D.
- GIS in InfraWorks.
- Working with Geoservicios.
- Data from a preliminary design for a request for proposals. .
- Preliminary Draft for Bids (I).
- Preliminary Draft for Bids (II).
- Preliminary Draft for Bids (III).
- Customize the template, presentations, and videos.
- Virtual reality.
- Urban development.
- Model Structure.
- Street layout. Alignments.
- Street elevation design. Design grade.
- Parametric sections.
- Types of Intersections.
- T-intersections (I).
- T-Intersections (II).
- T-Junctions (III).
- Cross intersections.
- Manual method. Elements of the gazebo.
- General Method: Linear Design of the Gazebo.
- General Method: Linear Construction of Branches and Geometric Adjustments.
- Automatic Method: Introduction to the Roundabout Wizard.
- Automatic method. Linear design of the roundabout.
- Tools for pipe networks.
- Pipeline network components.
- Floor plan.
- Elevation drawing.
- Trenches.
- The SAC Interface
- Basic Elements of Geometry (I)
- Basic Elements of Geometry (II)
- Elements of Advanced Geometry (I)
- Advanced Geometry (II)
- Organizers, conditionals, and lists
- Definition of Parameters and Variables
- SAC in Civil 3D
- Lane Design
- Shoulder Design
- Design of Ditches
- Generic Terms and Circular Sections
- Tunnel Design
- Slope Design
- Transitions
- Channel Design
- Highway-type section
- Brush Clearing
- Cross-section of the embankment
- Creating Parametric Families in Revit. Modeling Tool.
- Application of type/specimen variability through the creation of geometric parameters.
- Applying materials to modeling elements.
- Basic Considerations for Vertical Signage. Anchor Points and Foundations.
- Basic Considerations Regarding Road Markings.
- Export to Civil 3D.
- Creating multi-view blocks.
- Positioning of elements.
- Representation of elements in plan, elevation, and cross-section views.
- Generating property sets.
- Regulations (I).
- Regulations (II).
- Modeling of Spill Cones (I).
- Modeling Spill Cones (II).
- Modeling Spill Cones (III).
- Property Sets (I).
- Property Sets (II).
- Revit–Civil 3D Interoperability (I).
- Revit - Civil 3D Interoperability (II).
- Highways (I).
- Highways (II).
- Highways (III).
- Direct Branch (I).
- Direct Branch (II).
- Direct Branch (III).
- Parallel Branch (I).
- Parallel Branch (II).
- Parallel Branch (III).
- Preliminary Draft.
- Configuration and Surfaces.
- Axis in plan and elevation views.
- Track equipment.
- Camber.
- Standard sections.
- Linear works.
- Intersections.
- Cross-sections.
- Codes.
- Drainage
- Pipeline Networks
- Measurements
- Shortcuts
- Floor Plans
- Dynamo and Project Explorer.
- Sets of properties.
- Export to Navisworks.
- Export to IFC.
- Presentation and rendering.
- Introduction.
- Task Chart.
- Link to external project files.
- Aspects of assignments and simulations.
- Simulation Settings and Export.
- Entering reMODULE Costs.
- Quantification.
- Model measurements and virtual measurements.
- 2D Measurements.
- Data management and updating.
- The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
- Activity codes, reMODULES, and performance rules.
- Costs and tracking task progress.
- Importing Models and Basic 4D Linking.
- Advanced 4D integration.
- Use of equipment and 3D tours.
- Security Planning.
- 4D Animation.
- Synchronize models and scheduling.
- 4D User Field and Report Charts.
- Presto: Definitions and Interface
- Chapters, subchapters, and sections
- Measurements. Calculating Quantities
- Prices, pricing guidelines, and classifications
- Export and Reporting Options
- Concepts and Workflow
- IFC Model
- Presto IFC. Open - IFC
- Cost - IFC
- Cost - IFC. Measurements
- Multiple measurement criteria
- Calculated amount
- Price References
- Organize chapters
- Deliverables
- Time-based or technical planning
- Activities and Tasks
- Priorities and Simulations
- Economic Planning
- Certifications
- Dynamo C3D
- Geometry Bookstore
- Manage Lists
- Dynamo Interactivity - Civil Engineering
- Creating Elements with Dynamo
- Creating a Planimetric Axis
- Profile Creation
- Creation of the Corridor
- Data Management
- Create 3D objects
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