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Beginners’ PowerShell for CAD/BIM Managers

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    Description

    PowerShell is a great object-oriented scripting language—and best of all, it's free with Microsoft Windows. It has a wide variety of usage for CAD and Building Information Modeling (BIM) managers, from managing your hardware, reporting on configurations, and automating setup. This lab is a teaser to get your feet wet on the possibilities of PowerShell. AIA Approved

    Key Learnings

    • Learn about basic PowerShell syntax
    • Learn about reporting on hardware and software
    • Learn how to configure systems
    • Learn practical uses

    Tags

    Industries
    Architecture
    MEP engineering
    Structural engineering
    Topics
    CAD Management & IT
    Building Information Modeling (BIM)
    Virtual Design & Construction
    Management
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