Until relatively recently, building professionals had to rely on stacks of blueprints to guide the design and construction process.

Because it also greatly enhances collaboration between team members, learning the process of working with BIM has become an important or even mandatory skill for working in AEC industries today.

Skills you'll gain: Strategy and Operations, Project Management, Leadership and Management, Entrepreneurship, Operations Management, Finance, Financial Management, Planning, Probability & Statistics, Supply Chain and Logistics, Business Process Management, Estimation, Contract Management, Risk Management, Budget Management, Accounting, Vendor Management, Collaboration, Facility Management, Investment Management, Communication, Change Management, Cost Accounting, Decision Making, Design and Product, Forecasting, Innovation, Material Handling, Research and Design, Data Visualization, Statistical Visualization, Problem Solving, Product Design, Basic Descriptive Statistics, Data Analysis, Business Transformation, Cash Management, Marketing, Procurement, Regulations and Compliance, Sales, Strategy, Business Analysis, Business Psychology, Financial Analysis, General Accounting, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Operations Research, Software Visualizationīuilding information modeling, or BIM, is the use of intelligent 3D modeling software to help architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals with project planning, design, construction management, and ongoing building operations.

Columbia University Construction Management

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