This course reviews the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Credit System. The foundation of the course will identify and help to understand the objectives of Sustainable Sites, Water Efficiency, Energy and Atmosphere, Material and Resources, Indoor Environmental Quality, Innovation and Design Process Credits and Prerequisites. Focus is placed on a systematic view of green building, sustainability, Low-Impact Development and Storm Water Issues.

Emphasis is on understanding the environmental aspects of LEED. The course studies techniques to reach the goals of LEED in environmental impact, energy and indoor air quality that pertain to building projects and the community surrounding the project.

By the end of this class you should:

-Understand the concepts of sustainable site selection
-Identify water efficiency concepts
-Learn about commissioning
-Understand Energy performance strategies
-Identify Renewable energy and green power
-Become familiar with storage and collection of recyclables
-Understand Construction waste management
-Identify material reuse and recycled content
-Learn about Indoor Environmental issues
-Learn about volatile organic compound management
-Identify Indoor chemical and pollutant sources

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Disclaimer: International students will be charged an additional $45 handling fee for class materials.  

For more information and class syllabus please visit http://www.aspenational.org/EducationPages/OnlineClass/302_syllabus.html