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Design Management 2021, BOM 186  lp3 VT21 (7.5 hp)

Course is offered by the department of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Course:	Design Management	BOM 185	7,5 Hp
Year:	2020/2021	LP III
Examiner:	Ph.D., Mattias Roupé	tel. 772 11 33	mattias.roupe@chalmers.se
Course coordinator:	Ph.D., Mattias Roupé   Ph.D., Mikael Johansson	tel. 772 11 33   tel. 772 11 32	mattias.roupe@chalmers.se   jomi@chalmers.se

Objective

The students shall understand the complexity of integrating different professional disciplines as well as engaging stakeholders in the design process in order to be able to develop a skill in managing the design process in the construction sector. The long-term objective of the course is to add to the development of design management as a value adding activity.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this course the students shall be able to:

• Understand and be able to describe:
  • the complex challenges of a multidisciplinary process of design
  • the role of the design management process in construction
  • to discuss the challenges in the design management process
  • the Building Information Modeling (BIM) concept and it´s opportunities and implications in the design process and the management of it

 

• Be familiar with and able
  • to describe and discuss the roles and actors in the design processes
  • to describe design theory and being able to discuss design processes and actions in it
  • to describe, use and discuss design methodology and tools
  • to take part in a multi-disciplinary team of building-design
  • to describe and discuss project management using BIM in the design process  

 

• Communicate with other actors in the planning processes in a professional way

 

Content Description

The course contains lectures addressing design theory, design methods and design tools, including BIM, Integrated Project Delivery, focusing on how they are managed to lead and manage the design process.

Project tasks and exercises designed to teach the student to elements of the design process. Collaboration, communication and integration between different disciplines are the focus.

Assignments:

Assignment 1:  See separate document “BOM 185 Assignment 1”, at Canvas.

(Submit at Canvas, Deadline 22/2 23:59)

 

Assignment 2:  See separate document “BOM 185 Assignment 2”, at Canvas.

(Submit at Canvas, Deadline 19/3 23:59)

 

BIM project: Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control: See separate document at Canvas under “BIM project: Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control”.

(Presented during computer lab, Deadline 4/3 09:00-11.45)

 

Computer Labs: BIM-Lab 1-6 see separate document at Canvas under “BIM Labs”.

EXAMINATION

The course is graded Pass/No Pass.

Assignment 1 is graded no pass/pass. It is a compulsory assignment. If not completed a complementing assignment will have to be done.

Assignment 2 is graded no pass/pass. To pass the course both assignments have to be completed. Grading criteria for assignment 2 are described in document describing assignment 2.

BIM project: Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control is graded no pass/pass.

Computer Labs is graded no pass/pass.

 

Planned lectures

Due to the Covid-19 virus, we will conduct lectures digitally, either through zoom lectures (live stream) or upload recorded lectures or a combination. The computer labs/BIMLabs will also be conducted digitally through Zoom.

 

ZOOM meeting room for the course:

https://chalmers.zoom.us/j/69330450314 (Länkar till en externa sida.)

Password: BOM186

 

 

Date/time	Content	Lecture
18/1 13:15-15:00	Course introduction and introduction to assignment 1	Mattias Roupé
18/1 15:15-17:00	The Design process ‐ in theory and practice	Mattias Roupé
21/1 09:00-11:45	The concept of BIM Computer Lab: BIM-Lab1, Autodesk Revit	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
25/1 13:15-15:00	BIM implementation in the design and production process -   TotalBIM -   Drawing less Construction site	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
25/1 15:15-17:00	Creating your own objects and families Computer Lab: BIM-Lab2, Autodesk Revit	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
28/1 09:00-11:45	Adding and structuring of information in BIM Structuring of information in your own project, objects and families Computer Lab: BIM-Lab3, Autodesk Revit	Mattias Roupé, Mikael Johansson
1/2 13:15-16:00	Lecture: Collaboration and Communication in Multi-disciplinary teams   Integrated project delivery, Case study Sutter Medical	Mattias Roupé, Mikael Johansson
4/2 09.00-11.45	Design review and Clash detection using BIM in the construction process Clash detection Computer Lab: BIM-Lab4, Revit, Navisworks and Solibri	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
8/2 13.15-16.00	Governing and Management of BIM in the design process Using Solibri to detect logical errors and information take-off Computer Lab: BIM-Lab5, Solibri	Mattias Roupé, Mikael Johansson
Self-study	Self-study, Assignment 1
	Self-study, BIM project Assignment Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control  -      Delivery control -      (geometry and information) -      Clash detection -      Wheelchair accessibility -      Assessable stair -      Information take-off
22/2 23:59	Deadline Assignment 1: Design management in the construction industry.	Submit at Canvas: Assignment 1 Filename: BOM185Assignment1_Groupname
22/2 13:15-17:00	Governing and Management of BIM in the design process, BIM-Requirement, Classification, BIM-specification Using Solibri to creating own ruleset Computer Lab: BIM-Lab6, Solibri	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
25/3 8:00-10.00	Presentation: Assignment 1	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
25/3 10:00-12:00	Workshop: Assignment 1	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
1/3 13:15-17:00	Collaboration and Management of BIM in the design process   BIM project Assignment Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control  -      Delivery control -      (geometry and information) -      Clash detection -      Wheelchair accessibility -      Assessable stair -      Information take-off	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
4/3 09:00-11:45	Presentation of BIM project Assignment Automatic BIM-Based Quality Control  -      delivery control -      (geometry and information) -      Clash detection -      Wheelchair accessibility -      Assessable stair -      Information take-off	Mattias Roupé Mikael Johansson
19/3 23:59	Deadline Assignment 2: Your first task as a new design manager/BIM manager: Managing the design team and the design process	Submit at Canvas: Assignment 2 Filename: BOM185Assignment2_Names

1. Lectures will be published after the actual lecture. The pedagogical idea is that you should listen actively at lectures and then use slides after lecture to support reflection on lecture content.

 

LITERATURE
Recommended articles are located at Cavas and will be updated during the course. The following literature is recommended for the course.

Design Management, books

• Managing the Building design process, Gavin Tunstall,  (Butterworth/Heinemann)
• Architect´s handbook of Construction Project Management, Micheal Murray & David Langford (RIBA Enterprises)
• The Design Manager's Handbook, John Eynon (Wiley-Blackwell) 

BIM Related Books

• BIM and Construction Management, Proven tools, Methods and workflow, 2nd Edition, Brad Hardin, Dave McCool, June 2015.
• BIM and Integrated Design - Strategies for Architectural practice, Randy Deutsch, (Wiley)
• BIM Handbook: A Guide to Building Information Modeling for Owners, Managers, Designers, Engineers and Contractors, Chuck Eastman, Paul Teicholz, Rafael Sacks, Kathleen Liston, (John Wiley & Sons) 

Some of the books could be found as E-books at Book24x7, Chalmers Library (for free): http://www.lib.chalmers.se/soek/databaser/?filter=2166&query=books24

Literature that is made available on Canvas is compulsory for the course and should be utilized in assignment 2.

COURSE INFORMATION2.r the course. Literatur that is made available on Ping Pong is compulsory for the course and should be utilized in assignment
Canvas will be used. If there is a contradiction between handouts and other material, the latest information will always be on Canvas. Do not forget to check the message section daily for any updates.