Study Guide

Objective

The student are able to prepare construction and structural drawings with a CAD program and print PDF prints of them in the correct scale. The student can explain the differences between CAD design and data modeling. The student knows how to view the finished data model, extract information and quantities from the data model for report templates, and prepare new views, measurements and PDF printouts from the model for project management and other further use.

Content

The student learn about the use of building industry planning and data modeling software and their features.
BIM Basics

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The students are able to:
- explain the differences between a CAD drawing and a data model
- prepare a simple structural drawing
- handle the finished data model and can extract information from it.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The students are able to:
- use levels as an aid in CAD drawing
- prints the structural plan in PDF format to the correct scale and on the correct size paper
- extract quantities from the building information model ready for the report, which can be used for making lists of quantities, project management, etc. for further use.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The students are able to:
- draw up an acceptable structural and building plan with a CAD program and get it printed in a form approved by the authorities
- knows how to make symbols containing attributes in a CAD program
- knows how to create new views from a ready-made data model and make PDF prints of them in the right scale

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The students are able to:
- explain the differences between a CAD drawing and a data model
- prepare a simple structural drawing
- handle the finished data model and can extract information from it.