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References [Heading 1]

Cameron D. and Osborne G. (2003), “The best paper of their life”, The best journal where the paper could be published, Volume(Issue), pp 1-10. [Reference]

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D30IC

D30IC | Coursework Description

The followings are the questions making up D30IC coursework in this semester. They cover the areas of:
Innovation, Building Information Modelling (BIM), Localisation and Identification, and 3D imaging.

These questions test the depth of student understanding of the concepts, processes and technologies, as
well as the student ability to present them in a synthetic manner. An important learning outcome is t
demonstrate the understanding of the linkages among those concepts, processes and technologies. Each
of your submissions be made within two weeks following the completion of the lectures on that area.

Each question carries 25 marks to the final assessment. The coursework should be prepared using the
provided Coursework Template and must be submitted to Turnitin by the indicated deadlines. Academic
and professional (or industrial) references (and/or examples) shall be included to support your arguments.
The coursework length should be in between 300 and 500 words. The length of your submission depends
on the scope of the questions, so don’t feel you necessarily have to reach 500 words. It’s about quality,
not quantity.

No. Topic Area Submission
deadline

1 Provide and discuss an example of innovation that could support
the delivery of sustainable development in construction. Justify in
which of the above innovation types you would classify your
example innovation.

Innovation Week 5

2 The publication of the BS EN ISO 19650 series has introduced a
collaborative framework for managing information through BIM
throughout the whole life cycle of a built asset. With reference to
BS ISO 19650 standards, discuss how BIM can be used to support
the sharing and integration of information and collaboration
during the project life cycle.

BIM Week 10

3 A colleague would like to implement a system that warns the
project management team if a worker is entering a zone where
they should not be (for security or safety reason). Suggest two
different solutions, that implement different sensing
technologies, that could be considered, and discuss their
respective benefits and limitations.

Localisation
and
Identification

Week 12

4 Is it worth considering the use of modern 3D imaging technologies
in combination with BIM? Why?

3D imaging &
BIM

Week 13

D30IC

D30IC | Coursework Description

The followings are the questions making up D30IC coursework in this semester. They cover the areas of:
Innovation, Building Information Modelling (BIM), Localisation and Identification, and 3D imaging.

These questions test the depth of student understanding of the concepts, processes and technologies, as
well as the student ability to present them in a synthetic manner. An important learning outcome is t
demonstrate the understanding of the linkages among those concepts, processes and technologies. Each
of your submissions be made within two weeks following the completion of the lectures on that area.

Each question carries 25 marks to the final assessment. The coursework should be prepared using the
provided Coursework Template and must be submitted to Turnitin by the indicated deadlines. Academic
and professional (or industrial) references (and/or examples) shall be included to support your arguments.
The coursework length should be in between 300 and 500 words. The length of your submission depends
on the scope of the questions, so don’t feel you necessarily have to reach 500 words. It’s about quality,
not quantity.

No. Topic Area Submission
deadline

1 Provide and discuss an example of innovation that could support
the delivery of sustainable development in construction. Justify in
which of the above innovation types you would classify your
example innovation.

Innovation Week 5

2 The publication of the BS EN ISO 19650 series has introduced a
collaborative framework for managing information through BIM
throughout the whole life cycle of a built asset. With reference to
BS ISO 19650 standards, discuss how BIM can be used to support
the sharing and integration of information and collaboration
during the project life cycle.

BIM Week 10

3 A colleague would like to implement a system that warns the
project management team if a worker is entering a zone where
they should not be (for security or safety reason). Suggest two
different solutions, that implement different sensing
technologies, that could be considered, and discuss their
respective benefits and limitations.

Localisation
and
Identification

Week 12

4 Is it worth considering the use of modern 3D imaging technologies
in combination with BIM? Why?

3D imaging &
BIM

Week 13

D30IC

D30IC

Topic

Student Name (Student ID)

Introduction [Heading 1]

To write your report, we are required to use the formatting that is permitted as detailed below and shown in the Styles list (see Styles section in the Home banner). This will ensure that everybody hands-in a similar document and that all those documents can be neatly put together.

MS Word (2010 and above) for Windows is the preferred editor to be used to prepare your report. However, this template should work with MS Word for Mac as well.

To apply a Style, you must first type the text (e.g. in the default Normal style), then select it, and finally apply the style by selecting it in the Styles list. In the rest of this document, each style is shown in brackets “[…]” the first time it is applied.

If you experience any issue with the formatting

Sub-section [Heading 2]

Use sub-sections and sub-sub-sections whenever needed, in order to structure your text. [Paragraph]

This is a Paragraph. Within the text, you can emphasize [Emphasis] text, bold [strong] text or underline [Underline] text. You can also use subscript [subscript] and superscript [superscript] formatting. Do not use standard short-cuts for character formatting (e.g. Ctrl + i), but use the pre-defined character styles.

Note that, like in any other scientific work, it is important to make proper references. Please use “(Lastname, Year)” citation formatting. Then, all references go at the end of your document in the section References (see below).

Figures and tables are allowed. They must be inserted as shown below. Both of them should be inserted “as character”.

[Figure]

Figure 1: The figure’s caption [Caption]

Table Header [Table Content Left + Strong]

Table Content left [Table Content Left]

Table content right [Table Content Right]

Table 1: The table’s caption [Caption]

References [Heading 1]

Cameron D. and Osborne G. (2003), “The best paper of their life”, The best journal where the paper could be published, Volume(Issue), pp 1-10. [Reference]

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