Due to the Corona crisis, there will be no presence teaching in Summer Term 2020. However, all CMS courses will take place and will be offered in digital form. This includes the provision of captured video and other material as well as synchronous remote teaching via webinars. Please check the corresponding Moodle courses for further details. Please check your TUM mailbox in regular intervals for further notice.
Due to the large number of registrations for the course Building Information Modeling in the past winter term, unfortunately, some of the interested students didn’t have the chance to attend.
Therefore, we decided to offer an additional course in this year’s summer term.
For more information, please visit https://www.cms.bgu.tum.de/de/lehrveranstaltungen/building-information-modeling
If you are interested in attending, please don’t forget to register in TUMonline for the course. The registration opens 14.04.2020, 20:00. The Deadline for registering is 20.04.2020.
The first lecture will take place on 24.04.2020. As only a limited number of slots is available, we will make a selection among all students registered on the waiting list at this date. Only students who are present will be considered.
Singapore Building and Construction Authority has visited TUM’s Chair of Computational Modeling and Simulation on Oct 25th, 2019 to discuss with Prof. Borrmann about current technology and future trends for automated code compliance checking of building designs.
The research project " Development of a multi-LOD data model representing buildings at different phases " funded by the DFG (FOR2363) is winning the buildingSmart International Student Research Award in 2019 at the buildingSmart International Summit in Beijing. More information can be found at lnkd.in/dNhdwTM
Alex Braun has won the "Thesis in Three" Competition at the 2019 European Conference on Computing in Construction (2019 EC³) which took place in Crete.