Master's Degree in Continuing Education in BIM Applied to Building Construction
Spanish
Credits: 60 ECTS
Price (excluding VAT)
2245 €
PRESENTATION
This program offers a comprehensive overview of BIM processes, from initial conception through the end of a project’s life cycle. It prepares students to tackle current and future challenges in the industry by driving digital transformation in how projects are conceived and executed. From the fundamental concepts of BIM and its applications to advanced modeling with Autodesk Revit, it equips you with the skills to create precise architectural, structural, and MEP models. This specialization enables you to use digital models for critical tasks such as project coordination, cost estimation, construction planning, health and safety management, and energy analysis. It helps you master the application of BIM methodology in every phase of design, development, and documentation creation, ensuring efficient and optimized execution. This master’s program establishes you as an expert capable of leading innovation in the construction sector, adding strategic value at every stage of the project and ensuring consistency and quality in the information generated.
Objectives
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of BIM principles and their strategic application throughout the life cycle of construction projects. • Refine modeling of architectural, structural, and mechanical/electrical projects using Autodesk Revit software. • Develop project coordination strategies based on digital models to optimize multidisciplinary collaboration. • Manage cost estimation and construction planning using accurate information from BIM models. • Evaluate the impact of BIM management on occupational health and safety, implementing preventive solutions starting in the design phase. • Analyze the energy performance of buildings using BIM models and propose improvements to enhance sustainability. • Apply BIM methodology to the design, development, and creation of technical documentation for construction projects. • Support decision-making to optimize construction processes by leveraging centralized information from the BIM environment.
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
What Is BIM: Digitization, Processes, Communication.
Stages of development, potential uses of a BIM model, and work teams.
Viewing IFC Models
Models' Federation
CDE (Common Data Environment), BIM 360.
Data collection.
Photogrammetry, point clouds, modeling: coordination, analysis, and documentation (3D).
Cost Control (5D).
Construction Planning (4D).
Other uses and dimensions.
Introduction; graphical interface.
Parametric objects.
Views
Project setup; levels, grids, and inserting references.
Location and orientation.
Editing model elements.
Editing the visualization.
Notes.
Quantification.
Publication.
Introduction to Architectural Modeling.
Land and real estate.
Walls, columns, and openings.
Roofing and ceilings.
Connect elements.
Stairs and ramps.
Curtain walls and glass roofs.
Handrails.
Components.
Rooms
General Concepts.
Vertical support.
Horizontal Support (I).
Horizontal Support (II).
Foundation components.
Beam systems.
Lattice beams.
Structural Systems (I).
Structural Systems (II).
Preparation for the analysis.
Start of the facilities model.
MEP Systems.
Configuring Mechanical Discipline.
Ducts, joints, fittings, and insulation.
Terminals and mechanical equipment.
Setting Up the Plumbing Discipline.
Pipes, joints, fittings, and insulation.
Sanitary fixtures and plumbing equipment.
Electrical Discipline Settings.
Trays, tubes, and cables.
Devices and equipment.
Data Management.
Graphical management.
Advanced visualization.
Advanced quantification.
Scheduled post.
Groups and links.
Design Options.
Phases.
Sharing.
Model Audit.
Stages of the asset's life cycle.
Stakeholders involved in BIM processes.
BIM Objectives and Uses.
Definition of Information in a BIM Project.
Rules for creating information.
Level of Information
Methods of Information Production.
Centralized information management.
Documents for the exchange of information.
Information-sharing process.
Export to traditional formats.
Basics of the IFC Format.
Importing IFC Files into Revit.
Exporting IFC Files in Revit.
Exchanging models in Autodesk.
BIMvision.
BIMcollab.
DDS-CAD Viewer.
CellBIM Viewer.
Autodesk Viewer.
I work in an environment.
Revit with Point Clouds: Introduction and Laser Scanning Methodology.
Link and export point cloud.
Importing Revit point clouds.
Walls, doors, and windows in CloudWorx.
Piping with CloudWorx.
Cyclone 3DR.
Point cloud delineation and modeling in Cyclone 3DR.
Comparison of the IFC model with the MDT point cloud and script.
Tunnel inspection.
Project Planning: Preparation of the software components required for integration with access control and parking management systems
Project Planning: Preparation of the software components necessary for integration with the HVAC, lighting, and billing systems
Project Planning: Preparation of operational modules that do not require integration with third-party systems
Planning User Interfaces and Pre-Production Testing
Planning tool. Microsoft Project
Installation of the physical infrastructure
Third-party review of physical infrastructure
Deployment of the software platform. Basic components, access control, and parking
Deployment of the software platform. Climate control, billing, and user services
Onboarding
Budgeting for the necessary physical infrastructure
Cost Estimation for Basic Infrastructure: IoT Sensors
Budgeting for Core Infrastructure: Networks and Hardware
Cost Estimation for Core Software Applications for Smart Building Management
Cost estimates for software applications for access control, HVAC management, and lighting control. Cost estimates for the facility's maintenance service
Project team: management, business experts, and software professionals
Project team: installers, data analysts, and support staff
Support Service Management
Project Monitoring
"Project Risk Management"
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.
Modeling for construction planning.
Construction Sections in Revit.
Risk Assessment on Construction Sites.
Modeling of fenced storage areas and signage.
Modeling Scaffolding Projects in Revit.
Visual documentation of the project.
Viewing BIM models on-site.
Basic Health and Safety Plan.
Applicable regulations.
Creating a Custom Family.
Materials Library.
Customizing 2D Views.
Site plans and construction details.
3D views, tours.
Rendering.
Families: Nature and Classification.
Parameter Management in Families.
On-site mass and conceptual mass.
Pattern-based components.
Adaptive components.
Walls
Floors and suspended ceilings.
Roofs.
Stairs.
Handrails.
Curtain walls.
Windows.
Doors.
Implementation Project Documents (I).
Implementation Project Documents (II).
- Assembly.
- Fundamentals.
- Assembly of linear and surface elements.
- Joints between steel and wood structures.
- Steel-to-wood connections: application.
- Joints between steel and wood structures: notches and holes.
- Mechanical properties, parameters, and surface treatments.
- Interoperability with spreadsheet programs (I).
- Interoperability with spreadsheet programs (II).
- Blueprints for concrete structures.
- Assembled.
- Blueprints for steel and wood structures.
Introduction to Energy Simulation with Revit
Creating Spaces in Revit
Creating Analytical Systems in Revit
Creating System Zones in Revit
Creating Energy Models in Revit
BIMserver Center and OpenBIM
OpenBIM Construction Systems
CYPETHERM HE Interface
Calculations Using CYPETHERM HE
Lighting Design Calculations with CYPELUX.
Initial Setup of the BIM Model for Building Systems. Introduction to Implementing Systems in the BIM Model and the Systems Browser
Introduction and Modeling of Plumbing and Sanitation Systems
Introduction and Modeling of the HVAC System
Introduction and Modeling of the Electrical System
Fabrication Parts and Planning Sheets (Measurements)
Introduction to the MEP Families
Procedure for Creating MEP Families (I)
Procedure for Creating MEP Families (II)
Procedure for Creating MEP Families (III)
MEP Family in a Revit Project
Introduction to Calculations and Analysis with Revit MEP
Ventilation and HVAC Calculations. Ductwork Systems
HVAC Design. Piping Systems
Plumbing Design (Cold Water and Hot Water)
Analysis of Electrical Panels
Revit Interoperability with MEP Calculation Software
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