Study Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Major in Construction Management with an Emphasis in Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Harness BIM software to develop models and plan construction projects.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) integrates structured data to produce a digital representation of a built asset from design to construction.
Students apply knowledge of BIM software to architecture, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, and civil construction.
ABET Accredited
Comprehensive Curriculum
Acquire technical expertise in BIM software, covering the spectrum from developing shop drawings to seamlessly integrating 4D/5D elements.
Paid Internship
Secure a paid internship to actively apply your knowledge in Building Information Modeling (BIM) within real-world construction projects.
BIM Clash Detection
Use BIM software to perform clash detection, identifying potential conflicts in a construction design and proposing resolutions.
Topics unique to the Building Informations Systems emphasis track include:
- Building Information Modeling: Explore the principles and applications of digital representation in construction, emphasizing the creation and management of 3D models for effective project planning and collaboration.
- BIM Management: Focus on the leadership and coordination aspects of Building Information Modeling, equipping students with skills to oversee BIM implementation, standardization, and collaboration within construction projects.
- Civil Virtual Design and Construction: Explore the incorporation of virtual design and construction methodologies in civil engineering, with a focus on leveraging technology to improve planning, visualization, and coordination within infrastructure projects.
Building Informations Systems graduates are recruited by employers to become:
- BIM coordinators: synchronize Building Information Modeling processes, ensuring collaboration and data accuracy throughout construction projects.
- Engineering technology managers: oversee and optimize the application of technological solutions in construction, aligning with project goals and industry standards.
- BIM technicians: implement and maintain Building Information Models, utilizing advanced software to enhance project visualization and coordination.
- Construction project managers: lead and direct construction teams, ensuring projects are completed on schedule, within budget, and according to specifications.
- BIM modeler: create detailed virtual representations of construction projects, facilitating collaborative planning and design processes.
- Structural engineering technician: support the development and analysis of structural designs, contributing technical expertise to ensure construction integrity and compliance.
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