BIM for Beginner
An introductory course on Building Information Modeling (BIM) for beginners: core concepts, benefits, collaborative workflows, and a first look at Autodesk Revit.
| Responsible | cucu |
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| Last Update | 10/08/2026 |
| Completion Time | 2 hours 24 minutes |
| Members | 1 |
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Introductory Slides
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Materi 1: Pengenalan Konsep BIM
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BIM Fundamentals
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What Is BIM? BIM vs CADNew
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Benefits of BIM for Owners, Consultants, and ContractorsNew
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BIM Dimensions and Level of Development (LOD)New
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BIM Workflow and Collaboration
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BIM Workflow and the Common Data Environment (CDE)New
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Coordination Models and Clash DetectionNew
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Getting to Know Autodesk Revit
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Getting to Know Autodesk Revit: Interface, Levels, and GridsNew
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Getting to Know Autodesk Revit: Basic Elements, Views, and SheetsNew
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Next Steps
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Tips for Starting a Career in BIMNew
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Final Quiz: BIM for BeginnerNew 10 xp
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About this course
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is changing the way buildings are designed, constructed, and managed. This course introduces BIM step by step with no software prerequisites, starting with the slide deck Lesson 1: Introduction to BIM Concepts, followed by short articles and a final quiz.
Objectives
- Understand what BIM is and how it differs from CAD.
- Recognize the benefits of BIM for owners, consultants, and contractors.
- Understand collaborative BIM workflows: CDE, coordination models, and clash detection.
- Be ready for the Autodesk Revit Architecture for Basic course.
Who this course is for
- Students of civil engineering, architecture, and related fields.
- Drafters and young professionals moving from CAD to BIM.
- Anyone who wants to understand BIM before learning the software.
What you will learn
- BIM fundamentals: BIM vs CAD, benefits, BIM dimensions, and Level of Development.
- Workflows and collaboration: Common Data Environment, coordination models, clash detection.
- Getting to know Autodesk Revit: interface, levels and grids, basic elements, views and sheets.
- Tips for starting a career in BIM.