CGN 4905/ CCE 6515C Engineering and Construction Analytics using BIM (Dual List)
Overview: Exploration of data-rich, object-oriented, and parametric representation technologies of civil engineering facilities, from which views and information can be extracted and analyzed for construction project acquisition, planning, and controls. Topics include Building Information Modeling (BIM) for engineering design, model-driven cost estimating, construction operations simulation, scanning and photogrammetry technologies, and advanced topics in construction modeling and simulation.
NOTE: This class will focus on the applications of BIM. No previous knowledge required.
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[Previous student works]
CCE 6516 Applied Informatics and Artificial Intelligence in Construction
Overview: Delves into the use of emerging technologies for automation in construction. Students will engage with both hardware and software systems such as sensors, scanning techniques, big data tools, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and visualization methods. Practical applications using tools such as Arduino and TensorFlow will be employed to develop solutions that enhance the design, construction, inspection, and management of civil infrastructure systems
NOTE: This class will focus on the applications of the emerging technologies. No previous knowledge required.
[Mapping 100-year evolution of construction technologies]

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[Representative Technologies Covered]
RFID Asset Tracking:

Sensing & Monitoring:

3D Laser Scanning:

Big Data Analytics:

AI & Deep Learning:

Virtual Reality Lectures:
