Fundamentals of BIM and Digital Construction is a 30-hour introductory course that provides a practical foundation in Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the digital technologies transforming the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. Through hands-on learning and real-world case studies, students explore how BIM connects design, project information, and construction workflows. Using industry-standard Autodesk tools, participants develop skills in 3D modeling, coordination, document management, and cloud-based collaboration.
Format: In-Person
Course Hours: 30 Hours
Duration: 2 Weeks
CEUs: 3.0
Key Topics
- Building Information Modeling (BIM) fundamentals
- Autodesk Revit
- Navisworks Manage
- Autodesk Build
- 3D modeling concepts and workflows
- Document control and information management
- Cloud-based project collaboration
- ISO 19650 standards
- Level of Development (LOD)
- BIM Execution Planning (BEP)
Skills You Will Gain
- Create and navigate BIM models using Autodesk Revit
- Understand BIM workflows used throughout project delivery
- Apply ISO 19650 and LOD standards to project information
- Coordinate project data across multiple disciplines
- Manage digital construction documents and records
- Use cloud-based collaboration platforms to support project teams
- Support BIM implementation and digital construction initiatives
Who Should Take This Course
- Construction professionals seeking BIM knowledge
- Architects and design professionals
- Engineers and technical staff
- Project coordinators and project support personnel
- Estimators and construction administrators
- Students entering the AEC industry
- Individuals transitioning into BIM-focused roles
Career Pathways
This course provides foundational BIM and digital construction skills that may support entry-level and advancing opportunities in the AEC industry, including:
- BIM Technician
- BIM Modeler
- Construction Technology Specialist
- Project Coordinator
- Digital Construction Assistant
- Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Support Specialist
Requirements
- Basic computer skills
- Computer and internet access outside of class is recommended
- Familiarity with construction or design concepts is helpful but not required
- No prior BIM experience is required
Certification Information
Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Bergen Community College Certificate of Completion.
This course builds foundational knowledge that may support future preparation for Autodesk Certified User or Autodesk Certified Professional credentials. Certification exams are not included as part of this course, and exam vouchers, testing fees, and certification costs are the responsibility of the student.
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