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Location:
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Name of University:
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Key Academic Staff:
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Course Name and Description:
(include if IFC is covered by course)
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Comments:
(include at what academic year BIM
appears)
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Australia
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University of New South Wales
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Jim Plume
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BENV1141 Computers & Information
Technology
(introduces concept of BIM/product modelling and interoperability)
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Year 1 general intro to computing for
all disciplines in the Faculty: architecture, interior, building, landscape
& industrial design.
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BENV1242 Computer Aided Design
(CAD is taught as a BIM process: building a 3D model and extracting the 2D
drawings)
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Year 2 course for architecture and
interior architecture.
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BENV2133 Design Collaboration using BIM
(around 10 different IFC compliant applications are used to support up to
four multidisciplinary design teams working on a building project)
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Senior cross-disciplinary elective
course with students from engineering, built environment and fine arts
faculties all working in teams on a design collaboration process.
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BENV7148 Object Based CAD Modelling (postgraduate
coursework course on the principles of BIM and interoperability using IFC)
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Mainly postgraduate students
specialising in architectural computing studies.
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There is also some coverage of BIM and IFC concepts in advanced computing
courses in the Building Construction Management programs at both UG and PG
level.
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Australia
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Queensland University of Technology
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Debbie Smit
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CNB227 – Computer Studies
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CNB227 is a compulsory subject for Year
2 students
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CNB420 – Current Construction Issues
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CNB420 is an elective subject for Year
4 students
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These subjects are part of the
Construction Management course. They focus on interoperability in the
construction industry, and it’s relationship to construction management.
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Denmark
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Aalborg University
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Kaj A. Jørgensen
Thomas Ditlev Petersen
Svend Hvid Nielsen
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Product Modelling and Product
Configuration (1 ects) (Currently in Danish)
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7. semester
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Product Data and Product Models (2
ects)
(Currently in Danish)
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8. semester
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Denmark
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Engineering College of Copenhagen
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Associate Professor Søren Wind
Associate Professor Lisbeth Lindbo
Larsen
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Digital buildingdesign, 5 ECTS (in
Danish):
Projectweb, BIM, IFC, digital
invitation for bids.
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6. and 7. semester
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Procesplanning under
buildingconstruction, 10 ECTS (in Danish):
Projectweb, BIM, IFC, Lean
construction, product data, Facility Management
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6. and 7. semester
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Norway
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Universitetet for miljø og biovitenskap
UMB
Inst. for matematiske realfag og
teknologi, IMT
Norwegian University of Life Sciences,
UMB
Dept. of Mathematical Sciences and
Technology, IMT
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Prof. John P Langdalen
Prof. Torgeir Lyngtveit
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TBA260 Bygningsplanlegging I (Drawing
and Design of Buildings I)
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Software:
Hovedsaklig Vectorworks and ArchiCad
Mainly Vectorworks and ArchiCad
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TBA261 Bygningsplanlegging II
(Drawing and Design of Buildings II)
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Vanligvis I 2. og 3. år
Usually in 2. and 3. year
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Norway
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Norwegian University of Science and
Technology (NTNU)
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Professor Knut Einar Larsen
Associate Professor Birgit Sudbø
Professor Tore Haavaldsen
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Course # AAR4505
1-2-TRE:6 Prefabrication of buildings
based on digital models
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The course covers items related to
digital modelling and prefabrication of buildings. A section of the course
includes topics related to BIM and IFC.
For 4th and 5th year students
(architecture and civil engineering)
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Course # AAR4960
Virtual Building
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The course introduces various issues
related to digital 3D models in architectural design and analysis.
For 4th and 5th year students
(architecture)
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Course # TBA4125
Design of Buildings and Infrastructures
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The course introduces BIM and IFC in
planning and design.
For 2nd year students (civil
engineering)
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Sweden
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Luleå University of Technology
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Professor Thomas Olofsson (Examinator), Luleå University of Technology
Doctoral student, MSc Rogier Jongeling, Luleå
University of Technology
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Virtual Construction
The eBygg Centre for Information
Technology in Construction at Luleå University of Technology arranges a
course in virtual construction in collaboration with the ITC Euromaster
program during April to June 2006. The course provides an overview of
planning and virtual design methods for construction, with a special focus
on simulations with 4D CAD technology (3D CAD + time). IFC is covered by
the course.
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The course is in the ITC Euromaster
program for the final year at the university.
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Singapore
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National University of Singapore
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Dr TEO Ai Lin, Evelyn
(Department of Building, School of
Design & Environment)
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* Introductory lesson on IFC
Bachelor of Science (Building)
Measurement I
Measurement III
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Year 2 Essential Module
Year 4 Essential Module
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New Bachelor of Science (Project
Management & Facilities Management)
Measurement (Building Works)
Measurement (Specialist Works)
Safety, Health & Environmental
Management
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Year 2 Essential Module
Year 4 Elective Module
Year 4 Elective Module
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