Keywords
Civil engineering
Talent training
Integration of production and education
Education reform
Submitted : 2021-10-31
Accepted : 2021-11-15
Published : 2021-11-30
Abstract
Informatization is one of the main characteristics of the modern construction industry. As an important part of the construction industry, the application of BIM 5D has greatly promoted the transformation of the production mode in the construction field. The development of the construction industry is inseparable from the training of professional talents by universities. More and more universities are actively exploring the role of BIM 5D in the process of talent training. Based on the research on BIM 5D in the training of civil engineering professionals in applied undergraduate colleges in combination with examples, this research proposes that the teaching reform path should be guided by BIM 5D training courses to drive a series of main courses teaching reforms. With BIM as the characteristic of running a school, it provides ideas for the training of civil engineering professionals.
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