BIM at the Project Level: Collaborative Approaches - TMA1312

Assessment 1: Project work

Formative assessment will happen through discussions and feedback of project work during its development, and discussions of draft report approximately halfway through the term.

Project work

Assessment 2: Written draft

Written draft

Assessment 1: Project Work

Design project work, comprising on evaluations and analysis developed to a design and/or construction project.

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Written essay: the writing of a 3,750 word research report

Written Assignment

This module addresses BIM at the project level. The aim is to provide understanding and support the critical evaluation of the key issues in collaborative, integrated BIM based projects. It includes a broad understanding of process change needed to enable the achievement of BIM benefits in practice, focused to detailing BIM applications in practice.
The construction industry can benefit from a number of BIM related applications and tools across the whole lifecycle of built assets. Therefore, in this module you will see applications and case studies of BIM at the design process, at the construction process, and during the operations and management of built assets.
The module focuses on the importance of managing information across the lifecycle and discusses associated technical issues.
In the module you will explore design and construction integration and collaboration across disciplines. Finally, you will study BIM implementation at an operational level. A guest lecture series will reveal live cases and diverse strategies and roles that different construction professionals have on BIM adoption across projects.

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TMA1312 - BIM at the Project Level: Collaborative Approaches

BIM at the Project Level: Collaborative Approaches

be able to demonstrate high level of competence in the appraisal of various BIM processes and tools, and ability to apply BIM strategies to projects.

be able to critically compare BIM tools and technical issues necessary for integrated BIM based projects.

be able to comprehensively discuss critical lifecycle and sustainability issues which can be supported through design integration and technology.

have an ability to critically examine and take initiative in solving a range of issues on design and construction integration and collaborative BIM based projects.

be able to conceptualise how BIM can be implemented at the company and project levels across design, construction and operations, including diverse applications such as 4D planning, 5D costing, between others.

be able to critically appraise existing practices and processes, and articulate new processes and managerial strategies needed to support better value generation through the use of BIM based technologies.

have an ability to effectively understand and deal with trade-offs between competing criteria in complex design and construction situations.