BIM Project for Civil Engineering Students

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This contractor is collaborating with the Department of Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering at UCL to incorporate a BIM project into the curriculum for its second-year civil engineering students.

It gives students practical, first-hand experience of the digital construction techniques used in construction and equips them with the skills they need for the modern job market.

The project focuses specifically on information and data. The delivery consists of 12 different presentations covering the basics of BIM as a process, training on authoring tools, and in-depth explanations of what is typically required and how it benefits live BIM projects. It also includes workshops where students can discuss their work and ask questions. Everything is based around the BIM process, keeping the model at the centre of all communications and information management for the project deliverables.

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Published 9 November 2021
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