1. Fundamentals of project management
2. Defining the project scope
3. Defining project-related risks
4. Project budget management
5. Project schedule management
6. Team management
7. Communication and information management
8. Project risk management

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS:

• Defining the project charter
• Creation of project schedule, project budget, integrated project risk register
• Synchronisation and data exchange between schedule, budget and risk register

TOOLS: Miro, Excel, Group work

1. Terms and abbreviations
2. BIM dimensions
3. COBIE in a nutshell
4. Common data environment
5. LOIN
6. IFC basics

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Working with the model

TOOLS: BIMvision, BIMcollab ZOOM

1. Model View Definition (definitions, 2x3, 2x4, userdefined).
2. Export to IFC
3. IFC import
4. IFC viewers
5. IFC editing - possibilities, techniques, software
6. IFC in public procurement

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Working with the model.

TOOLS: BIMvision

1. Introduction
2. Composition, structure, versions
3. Principles of correct composition
4. Examples of application in terms of project phases
5. Overview of applications supporting the BCF format
6. BIM 3Ddwg coordination - CAD on a BIM project - examples/problems

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS:

• Multi-discipline coordination with examples from different environments
• Defining collision rules, analyzing and classifying the obtained results

TOOLS: Tekla BIMsight, Solibri, BIMcollab

1. General requirements for BIM models
2. General and specific requirements for elements
3. Other requirements: data storage, nomenclature, CAD
4. Coordination of models in terms of common point
5. Collision analysis of a single industry model

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Working with the model

TOOLS: Tekla BIMsight, Solibri, Areddo, BIMvision

1. Geodesy - basics in modern data acquisition
2. Methods of data processing and handling
3. Methods of data utilisation
4. Remote sensing in BIM technology

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS:

• Short outside activities
• Familiarisation with basic drone piloting, mission setup
• Laser ground scanning cloud alignment/export
  

TOOLS: Use of DJI RTK drone, Leica laser scanner, AgiSoft brand software and other
photogrammetric platforms

1. Definitions and types of coordination in construction projects
2. The role of information in a construction project
3. Strategic documents for organisation and project: MIDP, TIDP EIR, BEP
4. Technical coordination with examples
5. Process and management coordination with examples
6. Building a coordination team - not only BIM

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS:

• Preparation of requirements for projects
• Development of own coordination processes

1. Practical application of ISO 19650 standard
2. Folder structure on a project
3. Workflow and Common Data Environment (CDE)
4. IDS

1. BIM and the law - introduction
2. Legal aspects of BIM in preparing a construction project
3. Copyright and protection of databases
4. Creating documents that take into account legal aspects of BIM
5. Disputes ways of handling disputes related to various aspects of BIM

1. Discussion of BIM-related provisions and documents in public procurement in Poland
2. How to order BIM and what mistakes to avoid

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Preparation of a BIM-specific procurement order

1. Tools supporting costing
2. Legal regulations governing the scope of costing of construction works
3. Definitions and basic concepts
4. Quantificationof construction works
5. Quantification (3DBIM)
6. Cost estimate (5DBIM)

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Work with IFC model

TOOLS: BIMvision with plug-ins, BIMestiMATE

1. Scheduling and cost estimation based on BIM model
2. Preparation and analysis of information model.
3. Data analysis, verification, and enrichment
4. Time, costs, resources
5. Work breakdown structures and preparation of quantity takeoffs
6. Cost classifications, templates and preparation of cost estimates
7. Planning and methodologies for creating integrated 4D/5D schedules
8. Change synchronisation, comparison and "look-ahead"
9. Simulation, analysis and monitoring of project progress

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Work with IFC model

TOOLS: SYNCHRO 4D, BEXEL Manager

1. Latest project risk management methodologies
2. Risk management throughout the project life cycle
3. How to design a risk management process that works?
4. Business risk analysis- project case studies
5. How to use uncertainty to increase project profitability
6. Risk management

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Project Case Study

TOOLS: Miro, Excel, Group work

1. Introduction to Lean Construction
2. Lean Construction principles in practice
3. Continuous improvement strategy for teams
4. Examples of implementation
5. Four Lean implementation components: planning, concepts, tools, and culture
6. Lean and BIM
7. Standards for planning and production using BIM and Lean
8. Target Value Delivery, Set-based Design, Choosing by Advantages
9. Continuous improvement, Kaizen, PDCA, A3
10. Value Stream Mapping, Last Planner System, Work Structuring, Takt Time, PPC

EXERCISES/WORKSHOPS: Beer game, Creating a PDCA problem sheet, Airplane game

TOOLS: Last Planner System, Takt Time software (EXIGO)

1. Introduction to Agile
2. Design thinking - where it comes from
3. Agile approach to construction project planning,
4. BIM - a flexible approach to construction,
5. Project documentation and achieving goals in Agile approac
6. BIM Execution Plan in project management
7. Agile Information management based on ISO 19650 1 and 2
8. The path to agile in the team - the pyramid of Agile implementation. Examples of team building

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Building a process for acquiring, interpreting, and creating information in a BIM project

1. Legal and organisational conditions
2. Development directions for the treatment of monuments
3. Digitalisation of monument inventory, responsible institutions
4. Digital twins
5. Digital Built Poland

1. Types of classification
2. Status quo of building classification in Poland
3. Examples of global classifications
4. Characteristics of modern classifications for construction digitalization
5. Poland's path to a classification system

1. What are BIM libraries and what are they for?
2. What to look out for when creating or procuring libraries?
3. Good practice and common mistakes made when developing libraries.
4. How to embrace BIM libraries in the design office so that the BIM coordinator doesn't look at them unfavourably?
5. Proprietary or manufacturer libraries?
6.  Different forms of libraries, or what is possible
7. Publicly available sources of libraries, not just free libraries

EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS: Developing a sample library facility using the good practices learned earlier

1. Kilka słów o BIM w Zarządzaniu Obiektami
2. Co interesuje zarządcę obiektu?
3. Jakie wartości modelu się przydają?
4. O czym myśleć przygotowując model?
5. LOD i ObjectID w modelu do Zarządzaniu Obiektami