BIM Concept & Theory

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• 20 Mar 2027 (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
• Wisma IEM, Peatling Jaya
• Managed by: Pn. Nora Nordin
• Organised by: IEM Training Academy
• Closing date before: 17 Mar 2027

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Programme Overview

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is transforming the Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry by improving project coordination, information management and collaboration among stakeholders.

This programme provides participants with a fundamental understanding of BIM concepts, applications and implementation practices. It covers the importance of effective project information management, BIM adoption strategies and collaborative workflows to enhance productivity and project delivery. The programme is suitable for industry professionals and aspiring graduates seeking to strengthen their knowledge of BIM and its role in the digital transformation of the construction industry.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this programme, participants will be able to:

1. Understand the importance of project information management and effective collaboration.

2. Recognise the role of client leadership in successful BIM implementation.

3. Understand fundamental BIM concepts and commonly used terminology.

4. Identify common BIM applications throughout the construction project lifecycle.

5. Gain an understanding of BIM tools, technologies and implementation challenges.

6. Recognise common barriers to BIM adoption and implementation.

7. Appreciate how BIM enhances collaboration, integration and efficiency in design and construction.

Course Outline

Module 1: Construction Industry Scenario

• Current construction industry landscape and challenges.

• Digital transformation in the AEC industry.

• Project information management and client leadership.

Module 2: Introduction to BIM

• BIM fundamentals, concepts and terminology.

• Benefits and applications of BIM.

• Overview of BIM tools and technologies.

Module 3: BIM Implementation

• BIM adoption strategies and workflows.

• Implementation requirements and stakeholder responsibilities.

• Common challenges and barriers to BIM implementation.

Module 4: BIM Collaboration

• BIM collaboration and multidisciplinary coordination.

• Common Data Environment (CDE) and information sharing.

• Improving project integration, efficiency and delivery through BIM.

Who Should Attend?

• AEC Industry Professionals: Engineers, architects, contractors, consultants and other professionals involved in the design, construction and management of projects.

• Final-Year Students: Students from universities, colleges and polytechnics pursuing engineering, architecture, construction and related disciplines who wish to enhance their BIM knowledge and industry readiness.

Why Attend?

• Develop a strong foundation in BIM concepts and applications.

• Understand the importance of BIM in modern construction practices.

• Gain insights into BIM implementation and collaborative workflows.

• Enhance professional knowledge and readiness for digital transformation in the AEC industry.

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