This first course in the Energy Efficiency in AEC certificate will equip you with the skills and knowledge to create buildings that give back to the environment, communities, and the planet.
This course reviews the different codes, standards and legislation that are related to energy-efficient buildings and green buildings.
Explore the essentials of Facilities Management, from optimizing building operations to enhancing sustainability, ensuring safe, productive environments for occupants through expert maintenance and planning.
By utilizing multifaceted approaches and best practices in energy-efficient building design, it prepares you to be an effective contributor to sustainable and low-carbon construction projects.
This foundational course considers Earth’s place in the solar system and the composition of Earth.
This micro-course focuses on three fossil fuels: coal, natural gas, and oil. You will discuss the geology behind the formation of each resource and the methods for exploiting them, using examples from Alberta for illustration.
This micro-course examines alternative energy resources including solar, biomass, hydrogen, geothermal, wind, hydroelectric, and nuclear energy.
The purpose of this fourth course in the Innovative and Diversified Energy micro-credential is to provide the fundamentals of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
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