Note: This is not a typical BIM or ISO 19650 course that only explains standards in a theoretical way. This course focuses on how information is actually managed, exchanged, and controlled in real ISO 19650 BIM projects, based on practical workflows used across the project lifecycle.

1. Are you unsure how ISO 19650 is applied beyond documents and definitions, and how it directly affects daily BIM workflows in real projects?

2. Do you want to understand how CDE workflows, information requirements, and delivery cycles work together instead of learning them as isolated concepts?

3. Are you confused about the real differences between LOD and LOIN, and how information needs should be defined and delivered at each project stage?

This course is designed to help you build a clear and structured understanding of BIM information management based on ISO 19650, starting from fundamental concepts and progressing toward real project workflows.

You will learn how information is planned, produced, reviewed, and delivered using Common Data Environments (CDE), standardized documents, and defined roles across BIM teams.

Rather than focusing on software tools, this course develops a methodology-driven mindset aligned with international BIM practices and project expectations.

Headlines:

ISO 19650 Fundamentals – complete understanding of BIM information management

BIM Information Management vs 3D Modeling – professional methodology mindset in ISO BIM

Common Data Environment (CDE) Workflow – practical information flow in ISO BIM projects

BEP, MIDP, and TIDP – detailed preparation and use in ISO 19650 projects

ISO 19650 Naming Convention – correct file, model, and drawing naming rules

BIM Roles and Responsibilities – clear definition of actors in ISO BIM projects

Level of Information Need (LOIN) – high-detailed definition and application

LOD vs LOIN – accurate comparison and professional interpretation

Information Requirements (OIR, AIR, PIR, EIR) – structured definition and exchange process

Information Delivery Cycle – complete workflow from design to handover

PIM and AIM – clear understanding of project and asset information models

BIM Level 2 to ISO 19650 Transition – practical bridge from PAS 1192 standards

OpenBIM and Information Exchange Standards – open standards, BIM uses, and data exchange principles

COBie, BIM Dimensions, and Maturity Frameworks – asset information, 3D to 7D BIM, ISO maturity stages, and UK National BIM Framework

If you want to move beyond basic BIM knowledge and understand how ISO 19650 works in real projects, this course will give you a solid and practical foundation.

Enroll now and start building a professional understanding of BIM information management aligned with international standards.

If you have any questions during the course, feel free to ask — I provide 24-hour support to help you progress with confidence and clarity.