Projects-based BIM OpenBuildings Designer Training
About This Course
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
• LO1. Explain how OpenBuildings Designer is used in the industry’s BIM process
• LO2. Explain OpenBuilding’s interoperability with other analysis tools
• LO3. Explain the Bentley software structure and concepts
• LO4. Set-up WorkSpace and Worksets
• LO5. Create a new project in OpenBuildings Designer
• LO6. Execute project set-up with floor manager, floor selector and grid systems.
• LO7. Link site plans and floor plans as reference for modelling in OpenBuildings.
• LO8. Create architectural models in OpenBuilding
• LO9. Create structural models in OpenBuildings Designer
• LO10. Create mechanical and electrical models in OpenBuildings Designer
• LO11. Analyse design by running clash detection
• LO12. Export clash results to excel
• LO13. Create customised equipment using cells and family/part editor.
• LO14. Extract Schedules from OpenBuildings model
• LO15. Create documentation drawings and models.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
• At least a diploma in architecture, mechanical and electrical, green building & sustainability, mechatronics civil, structural engineering, aerospace engineering, landscape architecture, interior design, sustainable urban design and engineering, or any built-environment related course.
• English language proficiency at GCE ‘O’ level of C6 and above, or WSQ Workplace Literacy skills of Level 6 and above.
• Proficient with the use of a Windows-based computer for work.
• Completed Ace Industrial Academy’s Projects-based 2D and 3D MicroStation Training for Built Environment Professionals course or its equivalent.
• No prior working experience required*.
*Learners who do not qualify in terms of education but have at least one year working experience in the Built Environment will be admitted on a case-by-case basis.