1 LUBy the end of this presentation you will understand the cause and effects of moisture infiltration within a masonry wall system. You will also have a better understanding of the difference between various through-wall flashing materials and components, along with proper ways to design and detail masonry wall systems to reduce the threat of moisture related issues. Take the course.
- Posted:
- December 2009
- Sponsor:
- Advanced Building Products
- Certification(s):
- AIA
1 LU HSW/SD Making the Grade – LEED for Schools 2009 is an AIA-certified learning unit that will explain how and why indoor air quality and acoustic performance affect learning environments. Furthermore, the course provides an in-depth review of both indoor air quality and acoustic performance as they relate to the LEED® for Schools 2009 requirements. Take the course.
- Posted:
- December 2009
- Subject(s):
- Acoustics, Building Science, Energy Efficiency, LEED, Walls and Ceilings
- Sponsor:
- USG
- Certification(s):
- AIA
1 LUBy the end of this learning unit you should be able to: list ten aesthetic options available with wood windows & doors; describe some of the quality differences between various types of windows; identify which performance characteristics are most important when specifying windows & doors; and compare how product cost is impacted by performance and aesthetics. Take the course.
- Posted:
- December 2009
- Subject(s):
- Windows, Doors
- Sponsor:
- Pella
- Certification(s):
- AIA
1 LU HSW/SDAfter completing this course you will list common slection criteria for various siding options, describe why fire, wind and impact resistance are important for long term siding performace. You will define what fiber cement is and describe how it can be used for climate zoned cladding systems. You will compare and contrast the FCS cladding climate zones and illustrate how new panel cladding helps designers meet demands for contemporary commercial design and list six benefits of fiber cement siding. Take the course.
- Posted:
- December 2009
- Subject(s):
- Building Envelope, Energy Efficiency
- Sponsor:
- James Hardie
- Certification(s):
- AIA
- 1 LU HSW/SD
By the end of this program you should be able to define what fiber cement is, illustrate three design decisions affecting building enclosure systems, list the four D's of wall design, and describe how water management and durability improve cladding service life. You will compare and contrast embodied energy and recurring body energy, define a life cycle assessment and system analysis parameters. You will be able to discuss climate zoned cladding systems, climate zones and environmental concerns. Take the course.
- Posted:
- November 2009
- Subject(s):
- Energy Efficiency, Building Envelope, Green Design
- Sponsor:
- James Hardie
- Certification(s):
- AIA
1 LU HSW/SDAfter completing this course, you will be able to describe the history of propane and its viability and effectiveness as a fuel source. You will be able to identify green benefits and advantages that propane offers over other fuel sources. Lastly, you will be able to explain tax incentives and credits available for residential propane systems. Take the course.
- Posted:
- November 2009
- Subject(s):
- Energy Efficiency, Graphic Design
- Sponsor:
- Propane Education and Research Council
- Certification(s):
- AIA, NAHB
1 LU HSW/SDBy the end of this online unit you will be able to define what daylight harvesting is and several benefits associated with this design strategy. You will be able to list daylight harvesting design control considerations and related components. Finally, you will be able to determine the best applications to take advantage of daylight harvesting controls. Take the course.
- Posted:
- November 2009
- Subject(s):
- Daylighting, Design, Energy Efficiency, Lighting
- Sponsor:
- Leviton Lighting Management Systems
- Certification(s):
- AIA