BIM from Zero to Monster Hero

Master BIM project management: Revit & Navisworks coordination, clash detection, 4D/5D simulation, and ISO 19650.
What you'll learn

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Plan and lead a large-scale BIM project end-to-end - from writing an EIR and BIM Execution Plan (BEP) to final handover - following ISO 19650 principles
Coordinate multi-discipline models (architecture, structure, MEP) in Revit and run a professional clash detection workflow in Navisworks
Build 4D construction schedule simulations and 5D cost estimates directly from a BIM model, and read management reports like the S-Curve
Set up and manage a Common Data Environment (CDE), automate quality checks with Dynamo, and prepare COBie/As-built handovers for facility management
Apply core BIM leadership skills - RACI matrices, stakeholder management, risk and issue management, and leading multi-discipline teams
Complete a full, real-world-style final project: a coordinated, clash-free, time-and-cost-linked BIM model ready for your professional portfolio
Requirements

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Basic familiarity with Revit or general BIM concepts (this course focuses on project management and coordination, not on learning Revit modeling from scratch)
No prior project management experience required - every management tool (EIR, BEP, RACI, CDE) is explained from the ground up
Access to Revit and Navisworks is recommended for the hands-on exercises (trial versions are sufficient), though every concept is explained clearly even if you're following along without the software
A genuine interest in thinking like a project manager, not just a modeler
Description

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This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."
Large BIM projects don't fail because of bad modeling - they fail because of bad coordination. Information gets lost between architecture, structure, and MEP teams; clashes are discovered on-site instead of on-screen; and schedules and budgets drift because no one connected the model to time and cost. This course teaches you to lead a large-scale BIM project the way top firms actually do it - following international standards (ISO 19650) and real industry workflows, from the very first planning document to final project handover. You'll follow one consistent sample project throughout the course - a multi-story office and commercial building - and build it up step by step: writing its EIR and BIM Execution Plan, modeling architecture, structure, and MEP in a coordinated way, running a full clash detection cycle in Navisworks, connecting the model to a construction schedule and cost estimate (4D/5D BIM), managing information through a Common Data Environment, and finally, leading the project as a BIM Manager would. What you'll cover:- Section 1 - BIM Fundamentals: what BIM really is, maturity levels, ISO 19650, LOD/LOI/LOIN, team roles, CDE, software ecosystem, and legal/contractual basics- Section 2 - Planning: writing an EIR, pre- and post-contract BEP, scope and success criteria, RACI matrices, team structure, MIDP/TIDP, and running a kickoff workshop- Section 3 - Architecture Modeling: high-detail modeling, families and templates, documentation, phasing, site/topography, and scan-to-BIM- Section 4 - Structure & MEP: structural modeling, MEP systems, multi-discipline coordination, fabrication-level modeling, and fire/life-safety systems- Section 5 - Clash Detection: Navisworks, clash test setup, resolution workflows, professional reporting, BCF, and AI-assisted clash prediction- Section 6 - 4D/5D BIM: schedule and cost simulation, quantity take-off, 6D BIM, and lean construction integration- Section 7 - Information Management: CDE setup, Dynamo automation, dashboards, As-built delivery, and cloud platform comparison- Section 8 - Leadership: the BIM Manager role, stakeholder and risk management, Agile/Waterfall/Hybrid delivery, procurement routes, and organizational BIM adoption- Section 9 - Final Project: a complete, guided project from planning through delivery, plus career and interview preparation
Who this course is for

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Architects, and structural or MEP engineers who already model in Revit and want to move into a BIM Coordinator or BIM Manager role
BIM Coordinators who want to formalize their knowledge of ISO 19650, clash detection workflows, and CDE management
Construction project managers who want to genuinely understand how BIM works so they can manage BIM-driven projects with confidence
Engineering and architecture students and recent graduates preparing for their first BIM-related job interview
This course is not for complete beginners looking to learn basic Revit modeling - it assumes basic Revit/BIM familiarity and focuses on management, coordination, and leadership
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