Recently I went on-line and had a look at the subject offerings of the four university level design schools in my home town. I wanted to see what they were offering in terms of BIM education, and by extension what could I expect from new graduates.
I could not find any mention of BIM at all – not a thing.
Mind you there was little or no detail information on individual subjects, so there may be BIM buried somewhere. Still, I wonder how a prospective student who wants to get a good grounding in BIM chooses where to go.
But I get the distinct feeling there is no, or only cursory BIM. You can tell from the subject offerings.
The “Computing” major at one school is described as for:
“… students who want to develop strong professional capabilities in programming and development of digital artifacts. You will develop strong technical skills in the areas of media computation, data manipulation and visualisation, interaction design, and usability.”
Subjects include Calculus, Algebra, WEB…
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