The Master’s in BIM Management is a strategic specialization for professionals in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) sector who seek to lead digital transformation and manage highly complex projects. This advanced program will allow you to delve deeper into BIM methodology, going beyond the tool itself to offer you a comprehensive approach to project management, coordination, and collaboration. You will explore techniques, methods, and technological tools that redefine industry standards for project execution, enabling you to optimize workflows and make well-informed strategic decisions. You will develop the leadership mindset essential for managing complex projects, integrating a holistic view of the construction lifecycle—from immersion in BIM and digital transformation to advanced project management. You will gain the knowledge to effectively implement BIM methodology in engineering firms, mastering concepts, resources, documentation, and standards, ensuring efficiency and quality at every stage. This master’s program is designed for professionals seeking to master project management within the BIM framework, addressing the challenges inherent in the sector’s evolution with an innovative and leadership-oriented perspective, and understanding the applicable global regulations.
Objectives
• Lead the implementation of project management strategies in collaborative environments. • Integrate applicable regulations into project design and execution, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency. • Design and implement a methodology for full-scale construction information modeling in technical offices, transforming operational processes. • Manage highly complex projects, anticipating and resolving challenges with a leadership-driven and strategic approach. • Evaluate and select advanced technological tools for the design, coordination, and comprehensive management of projects. • Lead multidisciplinary teams in adopting OpenBIM workflows, promoting interoperability and efficiency. • Optimize resource and cost management in BIM projects, maximizing profitability and operational efficiency. • Make strategic decisions based on BIM data analysis to drive continuous project improvement.
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
Digital Transformation
Digitalization in the Construction Industry
What is BIM?
Why BIM?
Why Does BIM Fail?
BIM Dimensions
BIM Software and Its Relationship to BIM Dimensions
BuildingSMART and Its Contributions to the Industry
BIM Around the World
ISO 19650
BIM
The Life Cycle of a BIM Project
Resources for BIM Methodology Management
BIM Applications in Project Planning
BIM Applications in the Construction of a Project
BIM Roles
BIM Documents
Documentation Structure and Nomenclature
BEP BIM Execution Plan
CDE - Common Data Environment
Types of Models
Overview of Integrated Models
Modeling Guidelines and Standards
Levels of Development - LOD+LOI
Classification Systems
BIM Implementation
BIM Maturity Levels
Phases and Requirements for BIM Implementation
BIM Processes and Workflows
Open BIM
Principles of Project Management
Due Diligence and Preliminary Studies
Project Cycle
Human Resources, Positions, Profiles, and Competencies
Project Kickoff, Stakeholder Matrix, and Project Charter
Project Timeline
Project Budget
Acquisition Matrix and Risk Matrix
Responsibilities and Communications Matrix
Negotiations and Contracts
Project Evaluation and Financial Analysis
Project Monitoring and Control
Cost Management
Occupational Health and Safety
Project Closure
Project Operation and Maintenance
Project Sustainability Certification
Project Management Software
Agile Methodologies
Lean Construction
High-Rise Housing
Horizontal Housing
Winery complexes
Industrial Projects
Infrastructure Projects
Mobility Projects
Renovations
Power Generation Projects
Hospital Projects
Mining Projects
Locations
Surveying
Data Collection, Photogrammetry, and Point Clouds (I)
Data Collection, Photogrammetry, and Point Clouds (II)
Architectural Models
Structural models
Revit Structure
MEP Facility Models
Water and Sanitation Facilities
Electrical and Special Installations
HVAC Systems
Autodesk InfraWorks
Autodesk Civil 3D
OpenRoads Designer
OpenRail Designer
BIM Viewers (I): BIM Vision
BIM Viewers (II): Solibri Anywhere
BIM Viewers (III): Trimble Connect
BIM Viewers (IV): usBIM Viewer
Autodesk Navisworks Manage
What does it mean to manage a project in Revit?
Planning Tables
Planning tables applied to a structural model
Planning Tables Applied to a Hydraulic Facilities Model
Scheduling Tables Applied to a Model of Electrical Installations
Project Phases
Design Options
Team Workflows in Revit
Linking Models in Revit
Worksets (Subprojects)
BIM Coordination
Project Management
Roles in BIM Coordination
Work Methodology
Collaborative work
Template Settings
Phases of a Project
Exporting and Importing Files
Collaboration in Revit
Working with Worksets
Federated models
IFC Models
Introduction to Navisworks
Interference Analysis
Construction Simulation
Interoperability in BIM
Open BIM
Collaboration with Specialists
Collaboration Options
Autodesk Coordination Platform
Basic Concepts
Incident Management Processes and Techniques
Introduction to the Cloud Project
Navisworks Manage
Navisworks as an Issue Tracker
Autodesk Construction Cloud and Its Tools
BIM Collaborate Docs for Managing Incidents
BIM Collaborate Model Coordination for Incident Management
BIMcollab
BIM Track
Development of Construction Strategies
Construction Strategies to Increase Productivity
Evaluation of Construction Strategies
Technical Documents
Critical Path Analysis for Projects
Folder Structure
Communication Flows
Communication Management
Construction Review
Key Views and Permissions
Construction Planning and Oversight
Buildability and Planning
Operations Planning
Construction Monitoring and Oversight
Construction Progress
Cost Estimation in BIM Environments
Information Structure
Measurements
Budgets
BIM Requirements for Construction
Definitions from the Industry
Industrial Methodologies and Tools
Facilities Management
Operation
Maintenance
BIM for Facilities Management Projects
Initial BIM Inputs in Facilities Management
Interoperability
ECD Implementation of Standards
Archibus
What is BIM, and what isn't?
AEC BIM, Key Factors
More Than Just Software
Basic Terminology
BIM Implementations
Implementation Budget
Definitions for Analysis
Assessment and Recommendations for Improvement
Suggestion for Improvement
Measurement, Evaluation, and Continuous Improvement
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Digital Transformation and Smart Infrastructure 
Spanish 
Credits: 60 ECTS
Leadership and Management 
Spanish
60 ECTS
Architecture and Construction