Data Modelling (5 cr)

Objective

The student
• becomes familiar with the basics of Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• is able to create an information model for a building and use it for making drawings, interior design, lists of quantities and other project management tasks
• is able to utilise the information model in interior architectural design
• is able to present plans as technical drawings and three-dimensional visualisations in digital form
• is able to publish drawings and presentations and make print files from them.

Content

• Basics of data modelling
• Technical drawing tools
• Different applications of 3D visualisation
• Communication between different CAD systems
• Building design and dimensioning (2D)
• Presentation images and rendering (3D)
• Printing

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student
• has partially achieved the objectives of the course
• understands the possibilities offered by information modelling and is able to use basic tools
• is able to utilise an information model in interior architecture design, and is able to present plans as technical drawings and three-dimensional visualisations in digital form
• is able to publish drawings and presentation images and prepare print files from them
• has successfully completed the assignments.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student
• has achieved the objectives of the course well
• has a good understanding of the possibilities offered by information modelling and is able to use basic tools
• is able to utilise an information model in interior architecture design, and to present plans as technical drawings and three-dimensional visualisations in digital form
• is able to publish drawings and presentation images and prepare print files from them
• has successfully completed the course assignments and has been able to apply what they have learnt in carrying them out.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student
• has excellently achieved the objectives of the course
• has an excellent understanding of the possibilities offered by information modelling and is able to use basic tools
• is able to utilise an information model in interior architecture design, and to present plans as technical drawings and three-dimensional visualisations in digital form
• is able to publish drawings and presentation images and prepare print files from them
• has successfully completed the course assignments and applied what they have learnt with particular merit.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The student
• has partially achieved the objectives of the course
• understands the possibilities offered by information modelling and is able to use basic tools
• is able to utilise an information model in interior architecture design, and is able to present plans as technical drawings and three-dimensional visualisations in digital form
• is able to publish drawings and presentation images and prepare print files from them
• has successfully completed the assignments.