To enable the delivery of our Digital Engineering assets through the VDAS, the Office of Victorian Chief Engineer provides a detailed list of education providers of Digital Engineering across the state.
The VDAS Victorian Digital Engineering Education Map will support the Victorian Government's efforts to deliver Digital Engineering benefits to the state. The Education Map is aimed at a range of stakeholders that are responsible for Victorian Government assets, both during asset creation, as well as asset maintenance and operations.
Education offerings are available across a range of modes, and interaction methods, including Informal Online Courses, TAFE or Short-Courses, Single Unit courses as part of Undergraduate or Postgraduate degrees, as well as courses provided by external providers.
For each of the offerings, information about cost, delivery, duration, certification, pre-requisites, content, and target audience are provided. Where available a link to the provider’s website is provided.
Prior to embarking on any Digital Engineering education, you must consider your current situation and the provider’s entry requirements. This may include availability, time-commitments, cost, resources, syllabus requirements, and/or location and accessibility.
The Victorian Chief Engineer provides no opinion nor guarantees for the correctness of the information provided below.
If you would like to include your Digital Engineering, Digital Assets, or Building Information Modelling (BIM) course to this list, please contact us.
Informal Online Courses
Informal Online Courses provide students the opportunity to boost their Digital Engineering (DE) skills in a relaxed environment with a relatively flexible commitment and load.
Informal Online Courses are comparatively inexpensive and are easily accessible to those that are currently working.
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Udemy
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Delivery: Online
Contact hours: 2-6 hours per course
Duration: 1 Semester
Commencement: Semester 1 2019 Semester 2 2019
Cost: $14-200 (average $14) per course
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Course Dependent
None to some level of familiarity with Revit 2018
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LinkedIn Learning
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Delivery: Online
Contact hours: 1-22 hours per module
Commencement: Ongoing
Cost: subscription, one-month free trial, $40 per month (month by month) $30 per month (annual)
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Course Dependent
None to some
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Autodesk University
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Delivery: Online
Contact hours: ~ 1 hour per session
Commencement: ongoing
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A level of familiarity with Autodesk Products
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Bentley Institute
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Delivery: Online
Cost: free
Contact hours: mixed
Commencement: ongoing
Cost: free
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A level of familiarity with Bentley Products
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TAFE Courses
TAFE courses are an ideal source of learning based on an applied and industry-based education framework. TAFE courses are very accessible to a wide-range of potential students and are inexpensive for the learning, education, and skills development provided.
Most TAFE courses are financially accessible with some supported by generous State Government subsidies.
Like Informal Online Courses, TAFE Courses are easily accessible to those that are currently working, have few prerequisites, and often available on weekends and weekdays.
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Box Hill Institution (BHI)
22508VIC:
Course in Building Information Modelling (BIM)
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Delivery: Online delivery, with some Saturday classes
Contact hours: Saturday mornings 9-1 pm, twice a month
Duration: 6 months
Commencement: October 2019
Location: Elgar Road Campus, Box Hill
Cost: Free
Prerequisites: basic experience in building/construction and project management and/or information technology skills.
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Students will develop skills and knowledge to apply BIM in the management of projects. On completion participants will have the skills and knowledge to:
- Manage and use BIM workflow processes, including coordination, integration, commissioning and handover;
- Develop and establish effective integrated project delivery techniques to aid collaboration, communication and workflows using BIM; and
- Apply BIM to the planning, construction and completion of building projects.
NOTE: Only the first cohorts of students will be fully subsidised which includes a mixture of online and face-to-face delivery. Participants will be invited to provide feedback to the Institute as part of an evaluation and research project whilst attending classes. If you would like to be part of this exciting opportunity and need to know more, please visit www.boxhill.edu.au or contact Carly Walters on bim@boxhill.edu.au or 03 9286 9338.
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Box Hill Institution (BHI)
22507VIC:
Advanced Diploma of Building Information Modelling (BIM)
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Delivery: Online delivery, with some Saturday classes
Contact hours: Saturday mornings 9-1 pm, no more than twice a month.
Duration: 12 months, part time evening
Commencement: October 2019
Location: Elgar Road Campus, Box Hill
Cost: Free
Prerequisites: basic experience in building/construction and project management and/or information technology skills.
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In this Advanced Diploma, students will develop skills and knowledge to apply BIM in the management of projects. On completion participants will have the skills and knowledge to:
- Manage BIM workflow processes, including coordination, integration, commissioning and handover;
- Manage project cost control processes, planning and analysis of data for the life cycle of the construction;
- Plan for effective coordination of complex projects, estimate number and selection of plant & equipment, including structural elements and materials across the whole construction supply chain;
- Develop and establish effective integrated project delivery techniques to aid collaboration, communication and workflows using BIM;
- Manage environmental sustainable design in BIM projects; and
- Manage the application of BIM digital fabrication.
NOTE: Only the first cohorts of students will be fully subsidised which includes a mixture of online and face-to-face delivery. Participants will be invited to provide feedback to the Institute as part of an evaluation and research project whilst attending classes. If you would like to be part of this exciting opportunity and need to know more, please visit www.boxhill.edu.au or contact Carly Walters on bim@boxhill.edu.au or 03 9286 9338.
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Melbourne Polytechnic
SET089: Revit for Beginners
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 20 hours over ~5 weeks
Duration: ~5 weeks
Commencement: ongoing
Location: Heidelberg and Prahran
Cost: $550
Prerequisites: None
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Students will learn:
- Revit overview, interfaces, copy and paste views, grid lines, views and plot large formats
- Create designs by adding floors, footings, foundation walls, shafts, column walls, windows and doors
- Use of simplified structure; and
- Engineering templates
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Melbourne Polytechnic
SET090: Revit MEP Essentials
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 20 hours over ~5 weeks
Duration: ~5 weeks
Commencement: ongoing
Location: Heidelberg and Prahran
Cost: $550
Prerequisites: None
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Students will learn to use Revit MEP to populate a 3D Revit Architecture model with heating, venting and air-conditioning (HVAC) components, plus systems and reticulation including hot, cold and sanitation water and fire protection systems.
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Melbourne Polytechnic
SET091: Revit Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 20 hours over
~5 weeks
Duration: ~5 weeks
Commencement: ongoing
Location: Heidelberg and Prahran
Cost: $550
Prerequisites: None
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Revit Level 1 will enable students to develop advanced architectural, structural and documentation features in your 3D design work.
Students will compose presentations with rendering, storyboards and walkthroughs.
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Melbourne Polytechnic
CPP40115: Certificate IV in Building Design Drafting
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: Part-time one night per week + Saturday
Duration: 2 years
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Preston
Cost: Full Fee: $4,825 - $10,850
Government-subsidised: $2,895 - $4,050
Prerequisites: Entrance requirements may apply
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Students will complete the course with the ability to support building designers and architects working on a wide range of building design projects, including high-rise commercial projects.
You will work under the supervision and instruction of an appropriately licensed or accredited architect or building designer.
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VU Polytechnic
THAAC: Revit Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 10x Monday (6-9pm) over 10 weeks; 5x Saturdays
Duration: ~ 2 months
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: City, Footscray, Sunshine & Werribee
Cost: $925
Prerequisites: None
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Students will benefit from hands-on experience using industry building modeller Revit Architecture. Specifically, students will develop knowledge and skills in:
- model set-up, levels and grids
- building and editing tools
- ·navigation tools
- creation of views, sections and elevations
- setting up and managing document information.
On completion students will have a solid understanding of the Revit and have the skills to develop a complete building design with external and internal 3D images.
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RMIT
S320005: Revit Architecture - Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 4 Saturdays (28 hours); Monday – Friday (28 hours)
Duration: ~1 month; or ~1 week
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Carlton
Cost: $1150
Prerequisites: None
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Students gain hands-on experience using the various modelling and documentation commands within Revit. Content includes:
- Building model set up, levels and grids
- Basic building, editing, and navigational tools
- Creating views, sections and elevations
- Setting up, managing and tracking information on documents, and automatic scheduling
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RMIT
S320080: Revit Architecture - Level 2
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 4 Saturdays (28 hours); Monday – Friday (26 hours)
Duration: ~1 month; or ~1 week
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Carlton
Cost: $1150
Prerequisites: Level 1 or prior knowledge
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This course will enable students to use Revit's advanced productivity tools with an emphasis on families and custom elements. Students will gain hands-on experience in the creation of:
- custom templates and custom
- element types
- schedules, including material take-off schedules with formulas
- custom wall, roof, and floor types
- family files, geometry, and types
- specific families, including, in-place families, profiles, annotation, and shared parameters.
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RMIT
S320194: Rhinoceros - Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 4 Saturdays (24 hours)
Duration: ~1 month
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Carlton
Cost: $980
Prerequisites: None
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Students will gain hands-on experience to Rhinoceros, with emphasis on workflows for 3D modelling using Rhino commands with a basic introduction to the Grasshopper plugin. The course will cover
- basic 2D drawing, tracing & drafting techniques & their application to creating 3D form & surfacing.
- Introduction to the interface and navigation of Rhino 3D
- Drawing, creating and editing geometry using curves, arcs and using 2D Rhino commands
- Methods of generating 3D geometry and editing tools
- Use of Rhino for creating sculptural forms
- Basic introduction to the principles of Grasshopper and parametric design tools
- Creating forms for 3D printing & options for getting files printed
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RMIT
S320238: Revit MEP - Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 4 Saturdays (28 hours)
Duration: ~1 month
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Carlton
Cost: $1185
Prerequisites: none
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Students will gain a comprehensive introduction to Revit MEP - a powerful 3D building modelling software program.
This course will teach students how to use Revit MEP to design and document mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems with high precision while coordinating with the design of a building's architectural and structural components.
Course content includes:
- MEP interface, workspace customising
- Understanding templates and Revit file types
- Creating a REVIT MEP project, work sets, work sharing
- Linking architectural model, CAD & IFC files to MEP model
- Creating, modifying & working with views, elevations & sections
- Use of drawing, editing & modifying tools, working with spaces, creating construction documents and setting up sheets
- Working with schedules, as well as mechanical (HVAC), electrical (lighting & power), plumbing (fire & hydraulic) services
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Holmesglen
21074, 21076, 21077, 21078, 21073, 21075
Revit Level 1
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 18 hours over 6 weeks (Tuesday or Thursday nights) or 3 weeks (Saturdays)
Duration: 6 weeks or 3 weeks
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: St Kilda Road or Chadstone
Cost: $610
Prerequisites: None
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Students will gain hands-on experience to Revit and will:
- Learn about visualisation tools such as render and walk-throughs, learn about Space planning and Area analysis
- Learn to generate quantities from the model to prepare estimates, bills of quantities and tender information
- Annotate their design and create custom templates and configure standards
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Holmesglen
21079, 21080, 21081, 21500, 21511, 21496
Revit Level 1 and 2
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 78 hours over 12 weeks (Saturday, Tuesday, or Thursday) or 3 hours over 6 weeks (Saturday)
Duration: 12 weeks or 6 weeks
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: St Kilda Road or Chadstone
Cost: $1000
Prerequisites: None
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Students will gain hands-on experience to Revit and will
will gain hands-on experience to Revit and will:
- Learn about visualisation tools such as render and walk-throughs, learn about Space planning and Area analysis
- Learn to generate quantities from the model to prepare estimates, bills of quantities and tender information
- Annotate their design and create custom templates and configure standards
- Create custom templates and configure standards, learn to use 2D family creation
- Learn about advanced modelling tools to achieve complex forms, use parameters and shared parameters
- Learn to create parametric family in Revit
- Extended knowledge on parametric family with formulas
- Learn to create complex family that in combination of 2D component/Symbol and 3D component
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Holmesglen
22477VIC: Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural)
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 4x Saturdays (28 hours)
Duration: 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time
Commencement: February and July
Location: Chadstone
Cost: Full Fee:$23,468
Government - Subsidised: $10,117
Prerequisites: None
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Through the course, students will develop skills and knowledge required for sustainable design, drafting and documentation of residential, industrial and commercial buildings.
Emphasis is on the design process, construction technology, integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM), presentation and production of working drawings, using industry standards and the latest architectural software and virtual experiences.
Students will have access to design studios with computer labs, the latest technology including industrial 3d Printers, Virtual and Mixed Reality.
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Wodonga Institute of TAFE
CPP40115: Certificate IV in Building Design Drafting
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Delivery: Mix of face-to-face and online
Contact hours: 24 hours (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday)
Duration: 1-year full time
Commencement: February
Location: Wodonga
Cost: Full fee: $4825
Concession: $577
Government-subsidised: $2895
Prerequisites: None. OHS Construction Induction White Card Required for Site Visits
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Students will gain hands-on experience, and will be able to:
- Apply technology to the design of residential and commercial buildings
- Designing safe and sustainable buildings
- Relevant legislation and building codes
- Produce drawings and designs for presentation
- Understand legislative requirements for constructions
- Select and allocate construction materials
- Conduct site survey and analysis
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Box Hill Institute
Advanced Diploma in BIM
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: TBD
Duration: TBD
Commencement: TBD
Location: Box Hill
Cost: TBD
Prerequisites: TBD
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On 15 August 2018, Victorian Government committed to Free TAFE courses in BIM.
Course currently in development.
Graduates of these courses, currently in development, will be able to manage complex information across teams involving architects, building designers, engineers, contractors and specialist contractors, facilities managers and trades.
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Swinburne University of Technology
2 days to BIM
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Delivery: Face–to–face
Contact hours: 12 hours
Duration: 2 days
Commencement: February 2019
Location: Swinburne, Hawthorn Campus
Cost: $950
Prerequisites: Applicants welcome from all areas including design and engineering consultancy, construction and trades, owners and facilities managers, project managers and related professions. |
Upon completing the course, you’ll be equipped to answer, ‘What is BIM?’, understand BIM and digital engineering workflows based on five key concepts, see BIM and digital engineering as it relates to your profession and organisation, and find common ground and pragmatic solutions with your project partners.
You’ll also be introduced to the structures and standards of ISO 19650 and the Victorian Digital Asset Strategy that exist to support the most benefit from BIM on projects and operations, and understand the sequence of defining project objectives and their translation to BIM uses across phases and stakeholders. Plus, gain knowledge of information management strategies, structures (including COBie) and classification systems. |
Units from Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses
Digital Engineering and BIM is increasingly being taught and integrated into undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This means that Victoria’s future workforce is likely to be VDAS-ready upon entry to the workforce.
Many education institutions also allow individuals to complete an individual ‘unit’ of study (often termed ‘non-award’) as part of the wider undergraduate or postgraduate course.
Each unit is typically available for a standard semester (around 13 weeks) and includes assignments, exams, literature reviews, and group presentations.
These non-award units often incur an upfront cost and are not supported by Federal Government subsidies. Completion of many of these units may act as a credit to a wider course or degree. Office of Victorian Chief Engineer recommend that potential students contact the relevant education institution for more information on the unit and applicability for them to enrol.
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Deakin University
SRM165 - Introduction to Building Information Modelling
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours:1x 1hr class per week and 1x 2hr seminar
Duration: 1 trimester
Commencement: trimester 2
Location: Geelong
Cost: Unknown
Prerequisites: None
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Students will have the opportunity to gain knowledge of the concepts as well as hands-on experience with related information management systems and methodologies.
The unit focuses on major aspects associated with adoption and implementation of information management systems for data creation, visualisation, usage and sharing on construction projects.
Students will also be introduced to leading Building Information Modelling (BIM) packages.
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Deakin University
SRM751 - Principles of Building Information Modelling
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Delivery: Face-to-Face and online
Contact hours: 1 x 1hr class per week and 1x 2hr seminar
Duration: 1 trimester
Commencement: trimester 2
Location: Geelong or online
Cost: Unknown
Prerequisites: None
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Students will be able to integrate work-based case studies with the theory and practice of management of an integrated multidisciplinary information system/model of a complex projects.
The unit examines information creation, ownership, usage, development and management and for planning, modelling and simulation to support effective decision making using BIM.
Students are challenged in development of execution plans to support implementation of integrated project information system/model through adoption of BIM for a case construction project.
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Curtin University
(Open Universities)
CUR-CME205-2018: Building Information Management (previously Building Information Modelling)
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Delivery: Online
Contact hours: Unknown
Duration: 13 weeks
Commencement: Feb 2019 and Aug 2019
Location: Online
Cost: Australian residents: $1169 (FEE-HELP, HECS-HELP available); International Students: $1419
Prerequisites: CUR-CEME106-Commercial Construction or CUR-CME150
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Students will apply the concepts, approaches and applications of BIM in construction management, analyse the issues and challenges of implementing BIM in construction management projects evaluate and demonstrate the use of BIM as a tool for improving processes as applied to the role of the Construction Manager. The course includes:
- Introduction to Building Information Modelling
- Collaborative working
- Interoperability & standards
- ·nD modelling
- Automated code checking
- Managing projects
- Managing programs
- Managing conflicts
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Newcastle University
ARBE3308: Building Information Modelling
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Delivery: Online
Contact hours: ~3 hours per week for 13 weeks
Duration: 13 weeks
Commencement: Semester 1 2019
Location: Online
Cost: Unknown
Prerequisites: None
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This subject enables students to examine the practical application of BIM technologies and processes for the development and delivery of construction projects.
Students will investigate the effective management and control of information contained in discipline-specific 3D models and an in-depth understanding of 4D simulation of the planned construction process, visualisation and animation.
The unit also examines the issues and problems that are inhibiting the widespread application of time-lining and 4D simulation technologies in the industry.
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Melbourne University
CVEN90062: Building Information Modelling
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: ~48 hours
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: July 2019
Location: Parkville
Cost: Unknown
Prerequisites: None
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Students will apply BIM in designing, visualising and maintaining components of infrastructures, analyse how collaborative techniques in BIM increase productivity and reduce the risk of construction and usage errors. Students will also be able to design infrastructure and plan for their construction and maintenance using BIM.
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Monash University
CIV5899: Infrastructure Information Management
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Delivery: Face-to-face
Contact hours: 144 hours over semester
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: March 2019
Location: Clayton
Cost: Unknown
Prerequisites: None
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This unit will equip the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to describe and apply innovative technologies and tools in the planning, construction and operation of infrastructure projects.
Students will learn the state-of-the-practice and latest research advancement in a range of technologies, including BIM, laser scanning, Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), and Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR).
Students will be able to identify legitimate innovation and recognise it for the value it offers to the infrastructure sector.
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| Melbourne University (MSD)
CONS30001: Building Information Modelling
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1x 1hr class and 1x 3hr tutorial per week in the computer lab
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: Semester 1 (March)
Location: Parkville
Cost: $1169 (2019 fees)
(For international students: $5096)
Prerequisites: None
Number of places: N/A |
This subject utilises BIM as tool for creating and managing building project information during design, construction and operations phase using three-dimensional, real time, dynamic building modelling software. The subject will focus on 3D BIM representation of buildings using ArchiCAD or Autodesk Revit Software. It will introduce students to model-based quantity extraction with CostX software, model coordination/clash detection with Solibri software and construction sequencing and simulation with Synchro.
NOTE: This subject is available through the Community Access Program (CAPs) which allows you to enrol in single subjects offered by the University of Melbourne, without the commitment required to complete a whole degree.
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Melbourne University (MSD)
CONS30002: Building Information Management
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1x 2hr class and 1x 1hr tutorial per week
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: Semester 2 (July)
Location: Parkville
Cost: $1169 (2019 fees)
(For international students: $5096)
Prerequisites: None
Number of places: N/A |
This subject will introduce the typical workflows of BIM on construction and infrastructure projects by multidisciplinary teams. Over the duration of the subject, students will learn the concept of BIM Execution Planning and collaborative model-sharing. Also, students will learn about guidelines, standards and policies that help regulate information-flow on BIM projects and they will explore how these apply in practice. Students will learn to position BIM efforts by various contributors on projects across the entire supply chain, from clients, consultants, contractors, fabricators, and Facility/Asset Managers.
NOTE: This subject is available through the Community Access Program (CAPs) which allows you to enrol in single subjects offered by the University of Melbourne, without the commitment required to complete a whole degree.
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Melbourne University (MSD)
ABPL90331: ICT in Building
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1x 3hr class per week
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: Semester 2 (July)
Location: Parkville
Cost: $1169 (2019 fees)
(For international students: $5140)
Prerequisites: Contact the course coordinator
Number of places: 36
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This subject explores the use of information and communication technologies from design to construction, to the post-delivery life cycle of buildings.
The subject has three themes: (1) historical overview of how information workflows in the building industry; (2) discussion of contemporary issues in the delivery of building projects and potential solutions offered by ICT; and (3) exposure to selected ICT methodologies and tools such as building information modelling (BIM) and integrated project delivery (IPD) solutions. The subject is an advanced seminar supplemented with hands-on workshops in use of specific ICT and BIM solutions.
NOTE: This subject is available through the Community Access Program (CAPs) which allows you to enrol in single subjects offered by the University of Melbourne, without the commitment required to complete a whole degree.
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Melbourne University (MSD)
ABPL90208: Construction Measurement and Estimating
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1x 1hr class and 1x 3hr tutorial per week
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: Semester 2 (July)
Location: Parkville
Cost: $1169 (2019 fees)
(For international students: $5140)
Prerequisites: Contact the course coordinator
Number of places: N/A
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The subject focuses on 2D and model-based measurement, quantity take-off and cost estimation with software (e.g. CostX) as well as BIM design software (Revit/ArchiCAD). It will also introduce students to model analysis with Solibri software to check the integrity of 3D models prior to quantity extraction. Pricing for the purpose of cost planning of building works is also explored.
NOTE: This subject is available through the Community Access Program (CAPs) which allows you to enrol in single subjects offered by the University of Melbourne, without the commitment required to complete a whole degree.
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Melbourne University (MSD)
ABPL90149: Contemporary Digital Practice
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1x 3hr studio per week
Duration: 3 months
Commencement: Semester 1 (March)
Location: Parkville
Cost: $1169 (2019 fees)
(For international students: $5140)
Prerequisites: None
Number of places: N/A
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The subject involves guest lectures by practicing designers and case studies of real projects. Subject learning outcomes include (1) knowledge of how digital technology is used in architectural practice; (2) critical awareness of the impact of digital technology on architectural practice, and (3) understanding and critical appreciation of the appropriate use of specific digital technologies for a specific architectural project.
NOTE: This subject is available through the Community Access Program (CAPs) which allows you to enrol in single subjects offered by the University of Melbourne, without the commitment required to complete a whole degree.
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Externally Provided Courses
Private industry is recognising the importance of DE and BIM in Victoria. Many of these external education providers offer solutions that can be tailored to individual’s needs.
These Externally Provided Courses are often more expensive than TAFE Courses but can often provide greater insight into a wider-range of DE topics, such as workforce alignment, management, contracting, standards, and change management. Many of the External Providers will also tailor courses and will provide generous discounts for multiple students or in-house training.
Office of Victorian Chief Engineer recommend that potential students contact the relevant external provider for more information.
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Redstack
Project BIM Management
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 4 days over 2 weeks
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: Mount Waverley or in-house
Cost: $2,990 + GST
Prerequisites: None
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This course will focus on the fundamental and advanced concepts of DE with a strong emphasis on information management, rather than software. The course evaluates: DE terminology, contracts/projects, BIM execution plans, international/new Australian standards.
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BSI Group
Using BIM to manage Assets PAS1192-3
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1 day
Duration: 1 day
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: in-house
Cost: $995
Prerequisites: None
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This one-day training course enables students to put the requirements of DE best practice into practice. Students of this course will learn to derive information requirements from the asset management strategy and plans, develop a Common Data Environment, understand roles and responsibilities of the asset owner or operator.
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BSI Group
Using BIM to manage projects PAS 1192-2
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 2 days
Duration: 2 days
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: In-house
Cost: $995
Prerequisites: None
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Students in this course will be evaluate international standards, be able to define how key BIM Level 2 information management documents are developed, will understand the different drivers for BIM compliance across Australia and New Zealand and globally, and learn to prepare the organisation for BIM requirements set by specifiers/clients.
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BSI Group
BIM Fundamentals
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 2 days
Duration: 2 days
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: In-house
Cost: $1785
Prerequisites: None
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This course evaluates the basic principles and benefits of BIM. Students in this course will learn relevant standards and supporting documentation that align to delivering projects to achieve BIM. Students will appreciate the value of information and how it should be managed, delivered and used through the capital, delivery and occupation phases of a project.
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BSI Group
BIM Implementation
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Delivery: Face-to-Face
Contact hours: 1 day
Duration: 1 day
Commencement: Ongoing
Location: in-house
Cost: $995
Prerequisite: None
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This course will enable students to learn the cultural and technical barriers in BIM adoption and how to overcome these. Students will be empowered to embed new BIM processes and procedures into their organisation and learn how BIM enables growth by offering a value-added solution. Students will be guided through supporting Change Management processes, and changes in systems and procedures enabling BIM processes to be undertaken effectively.
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