Sector-specific

BIM. Programming with C#

Smart Construction. BIM 40 hours

Introduction

The course BIM. Programming with C# offers you the opportunity to delve into the world of programming applied to Building Information Modelling (BIM), a booming sector with growing demand for skilled workers. Through this course, you will learn to master C#, a powerful and versatile language that is essential for developing efficient applications in the BIM environment. We will explore everything from the general aspects of C# to the use of collections and LINQ, covering control structures and object-oriented programming (OOP). We focus on equipping you with the skills to create innovative solutions and optimise processes in digital construction projects. With our online training, you’ll have the flexibility to learn at your own pace, gaining knowledge that will enhance your professional profile in a market that increasingly values the integration of technology and data management. Join us and take your skills to the next level.

Objectives

- Understanding the basic principles from C# for use in the BIM environment.

- Develop skills in using control structures in C# effectively.

- Implement methods and OOP to create robust BIM applications.

- Analyse and manage data using collections and LINQ in BIM projects.

- Apply control structures to optimise BIM workflows.

- Use collections and LINQ to improve data management in C#.

- Design BIM solutions efficient through object-oriented programming.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. GENERAL ASPECTS OF C#
Introduction
Getting to know C# (I)
Getting to know C# (II)
Basic aspects of C#
Control Structures (I)
TEACHING UNIT 2. CONTROL STRUCTURES AND BASIC TYPES
Control Structures (II)
Basic data types (I)
Basic data types (II)
Basic data types (III)
Arrays or matrices
TEACHING UNIT 3. METHODS AND POO
Methods (I)
Methods (II)
Methods (III)
Structures
Object-Oriented Programming (I)
TEACHING UNIT 4. COLLECTIONS AND LINQ
Object-Oriented Programming (II)
Interfaces
Collections (I)
Collections (II)
LINQ and lambda expressions

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