The course will introduce attendees to the Irish BIM Mandate & ISO19650. To include Naming Standards, Classification, Project Information Requirements, BIM Documentation, common data environment, asset information requirements and digital transformation in the context of ISO19650.
This course provides an introduction to drones, how to manipulate them correctly, be compliant, safe and professional. You will learn where to find quality support information and a variety of use cases focused on your specific needs. Beginners will learn the basics while more advanced students will gain from a wealth of experience and improve their skills while producing better-quality data sets.
This course will help you leverage the latest cutting-edge technology to win proposals, push the design envelope, and leave a lasting impression on your clients. Learn how to create bids, manage preconstruction, author digital content, establish a BIM plan and requirements, organise your digital models, coordinate with large teams, and manage your documentation and data.
In this course, gain foundational knowledge by first exploring the principles of BIM and the role it plays in modern architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) projects. Then, learn about the benefits of BIM on a financial and investment level. Finally, see real-world examples of BIM usage.
In this course, cover in depth the core information you need to do professional work with your drone. Topics include the basis of legal issues; how to get clients; how to fly your drone for construction, cinematic, and real estate clients; special considerations when flying your drone at night; and how to fly for hyperlapses and 360-degree video.
This course helps students identify and build their skills in problem solving, design and management. Students manage and design projects of all scales as individuals and as part of teams, on topics such as Hydrology, Structural Analysis, Geotechnical and CAD. Sustainability, renewable energy, and environmental engineering are integral parts of this course.
This microcredential is offered as an introduction to the concept of sustainability. In this week 6 course, we will explore where limits to space, infrastructure, and resources may cause challenges and how this impacts your business/organisation.
The primary philosophy of the programme is that of breaking down barriers between construction disciplines and, via project and task-based learning, enabling professionals to work within a multidisciplinary, collaborative design and management process based on international standards and associated professional guidance.
This Postgraduate Certificate utilises a 6Cs framework focusing on Curriculum, Campus, Community, Collaborative Research, Culture, and Care. It seeks to create and nurture a dynamic community of practice, consisting of staff, students, and community stakeholders, who are committed to integrating and embedding inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to sustainability, climate action and justice, and the SDGs across all areas of academic practice.
Certificate will facilitate and support design professionals in their practice-based enquiry into design for sustainability. The continued professional development course structure will increase awareness and shine a light on opportunities and challenges facing design practices by critically evaluating the current cultural, social, economic and ecological landscapes and interrogating their existing models and approaches to design for sustainability and circular economies.