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Building Information Modelling (BIM) for Historic Buildings and Built Environment by Futurelearn
Explore the role of BIM in protecting cultural legacy as you gain insights and practical skills to conserve historic buildings.
Course Highlights
- Reflect the understanding on the basics of Building Information Modelling and its relevance to the heritage sector
- Demonstrate knowledge about the key principles and processes of BIM in the context of heritage preservation
- Develop an awareness of the ethical considerations and cultural implications of using BIM in heritage projects.
Skills you will learn!
Curriculum
7 Topics
Welcome
Introduction to Building Information Modelling and its application in the heritage sector
Overview of BIM technologies and tools used in heritage preservation
Key principles and processes of BIM for heritage projects.
Benefits and challenges of implementing BIM in heritage preservation
Quiz
Weekly Wrap Up
6 Topics
Welcome to Week 2- Learning Syllabus
Ethical considerations and cultural implications of BIM in heritage preservation
Sustainable design and BIM in heritage preservation
Case studies showcasing successful BIM applications in the heritage sector
Assessment
Course Wrap Up
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Building Information Modelling (BIM) for Historic Buildings and Built Environment
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