BIM Electrical (BIMEL)

Location(s): Fort Omaha Campus

Award: Career Certificate

Pathway to Associate Degree: Architectural Engineering Design Technology (AREDT)

Academic Focus Area: Skilled Trades and Technical Sciences

This career certificate is for individuals who are seeking to up-skill or retool themselves to working with Autodesk Revit (a BIM - Building Information Modeling) and other industry-relevant software to produce construction documents for electrical, lighting, and low voltage systems in buildings. Prior experience with construction documentation is recommended.

Graduation Requirements

To earn this certificate, a student must complete all required courses.

Total credit hours required: 36.0

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Requirements - 36.0 credits

ARCH 1105 - Revit Fundamentals 4.5 Credits
ARCH 1250 - Revit Project Management 4.5 Credits
ARCH 1800 - Building MEP Systems Fundamentals 9.0 Credits
ARCH 2810 - Revit Electrical 9 Credits
ARCH 2815 - Revit Low-Voltage 4.5 Credits
ARCH 2850 - Building Engineering Studio 4.5 Credits

Program Level Student Learning Outcomes

Apply industry-relevant digital tools or technologies to produce accurate models, drawings, and technical documentation used throughout the AEC industry.
Interpret architectural and engineering information to support coordinated decision-making among multidisciplinary teams.
Analyze building materials, systems, and assemblies to evaluate their performance, constructability, and environmental impacts.
Demonstrate professional workplace competencies-including ethical judgment, critical thinking, and effective communication-expected of AEC technicians.
Integrate applicable codes, standards, and regulatory frameworks into technical work to ensure compliance and support safe, functional built environments.
Assess how architectural and engineering systems interact within buildings to support performance requirements across structural, environmental, and user-centered outcomes.
Contribute effectively to project workflows by preparing, organizing, and managing digital project information within collaborative AEC environments.