Course Descriptions
Intro to Energy Management 10481114 Introduces the basic concepts of energy , utility systems and utility rate structures ; defines the need for energy management as an integral part of society at all levels . The course will present the various opportunities available to energy management students . Course Typically Offered : Fall
Renewable Energy & Sustainab 10480101 An overview of various renewable energy technologies and sustainable design practices and their current applications . Emphasis will be placed on policies , renewable energy production , green products and jobs . Course Typically Offered : Fall Spring
Smart Start to BAS 10481103 Identify and understand how building mechanical systems including ventilation and air handling , heating , cooling , and lighting components are used to provide human comfort . The course focus is on Building Automation System ( BAS ) components , including system architecture and sequences of operation . Course Typically Offered :
BAS Networking 1 10481104 Presents the fundamental concepts of Building Automation System ( BAS ) network architecture , digital network communications , IP protocol , network signal transmission and media . Course Typically Offered :
Energy Control Strategies 10481117 Building system control concepts and devices ; including electric and digital controls , emphasis is placed on identifying and understanding control strategies related to energy using systems and methods to estimate energy savings . Course Typically Offered :
Lighting Fundamentals 10481115 Light sources , luminaries , lighting controls , manufacturer lamp and ballast specifications , lighting power density , lighting-HVAC interactions , retrofit opportunities , cost savings analysis and lighting codes / regulations . Students will critically evaluate lighting systems , luminaries and associated components . Understand and perform various types of lighting calculations . ( Prerequisite : 10-481-114 , Intro to Energy Management ) Course Typically Offered : Fall
Commercial HVACR Analysis 10481109 Identify commercial HVAC system types and the general energy use impact of each type . Calculations of system equipment efficiencies will be used to determine EER , SEER , AFUE , COP , combination and seasonal efficiency in boilers , balance point partial efficiency . ( Corequisites : 10-481-114 , Intro to Energy Management ) Course Typically Offered : Fall
209