Overview of BIM: BIM, also known as building information modeling or building information management, is to build a three-dimensional building model based on the relevant information data of construction projects, and simulate the real information of buildings through digital information simulation.

BIM has eight characteristics: information integrity, information relevance, information consistency, visualization, collaboration, simulation, optimization and plotting.

BIM training: Basic strengthening and practical operation of key software such as BIM theoretical knowledge, Revit architecture, structure, electromechanical module (MEP) and Navisworks. Explanation and practice of more than ten BIM application points (including project management, model standard formulation, bidding, pipeline synthesis, electromechanical, complex node deepening, bill of quantities, visual disclosure, etc.). ).

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BIM training objectives:

Designers of design institutes; Teachers and students of related majors in architectural engineering colleges; Engineering and technical personnel and project management personnel of construction engineering related companies (project management companies, supervision companies, bidding companies and consulting companies); Relevant staff in the construction industry; Technical personnel of construction and development units, construction enterprises and design consulting enterprises.

BIM training objectives:

Understand the latest development of the industry and the value of BIM implementation; Familiar with the professional operation and project model of mainstream software; Familiar with the comprehensive and collision inspection operations of different majors. Take "work-based practical training" as the leading factor and "promoting talent employment" as its own responsibility.