CPPBDN4110 — Set up BIM capable software and files for building design drafting projects

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What an assessment for CPPBDN4110 must cover

36 assessable components: 3 elements (13 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare to use building design drawing software to set up project files.

1.1Install and configure building design drawing software following relevant instructions.
1.2Access and interpret operating information for building design drawing software.
1.3Obtain support for installation of software, and interpretation and application of functions and operations as required.

2 Plan software drawing file requirements

2.1Review project brief and designer’s notes to identify scope and nature of building design project
2.2Determine naming protocols for digital drawing files according to project and workplace requirements and systems.
2.3Determine types of drawings required by client, project and relevant authorities in consultation with designer.
2.4Confirm title block information with designer.
2.5Prepare checklist of drawing files required for project and apply file-naming protocols.
2.6Confirm folder name and location for digital project drawing files with designer.

3 Set up project templates.

3.1Access building design drawing software support information to assist in adapting built-in templates.
3.2Access software support information to assist in creating original project template files.
3.3Name project template files according to file-naming protocols and save in project folder in correct location.
3.4Back up files according to workplace procedures.

Performance evidence

apply software functions and options to create project templates for the range of drawings required for three different types of building design projects one of which includes an associated Class 10 building as defined in the National Construction Code (NCC)
one Class 1 building
one Class 2 building
one building selected from Classes 3 to 9
Projects must include installing and configuring building information modelling (BIM)-capable building design drawing software including using in-built proformas and creating original templates.

Knowledge evidence

construction and technical terminology
functions and options of building design drawing software
strategies for developing knowledge of building design drawing software
systems for naming, saving and backing up digital drawing files
types of digital drawing templates and files
software functions and operations for setting project parameters and templates
project settings, including predefined elements
view templates
groups or families
title blocks
project views: plan views, levels, schedules, legends, sheets
visibility and graphic settings
print settings
project and shared parameters.

Foundation skills

numeracy skills: to interpret numerical information relating to building design project information and software options and functions including measurements of dimensions, scales, scale conversions and version control.
oral communication skills: to participate in workplace discussions using specialised vocabulary relevant to building design drawing software and its functionality.
reading skills: to interpret software operation manuals and building design project information with specialised vocabulary and technical content, sometimes in graphic form
writing skills: to make accurate notes of technical discussions with colleagues relating to digital building design drawings.

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