PurdueX: BIM for Construction
Learn how to couple BIM and traditional scheduling and cost-estimating tools to develop 4D, 5D, and nD models for effective construction applications

- Duration
- 6 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 750
- Difficulty Level
- Advanced
Learn how to couple BIM and traditional scheduling and cost-estimating tools to develop 4D, 5D, and nD models for effective construction applications
Welcome to the cutting-edge world of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in construction! This advanced-level course, offered by PurdueX, is the second in a series of interconnected courses focusing on modern computer applications in the construction industry. As a student, you'll dive deep into the practical application of BIM, gaining invaluable knowledge and hands-on experience that will set you apart in the competitive field of construction management.
To excel in this course, students should have successfully completed the edX course CE5220: Fundamentals of Building Information Modeling. This prerequisite ensures that you have a solid foundation in BIM concepts, allowing you to fully engage with the advanced material presented in this course.
The skills acquired in this course are directly applicable to real-world construction projects. Graduates will be able to:
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