Course Number
ENS-253-01
Course Description
A large percentage of energy consumption and negative effect on environment is attributable to buildings and their use. In this course, through hands-on experience, computer simulation and research, the students will become acquainted with the inner-workings of the subsystems in buildings, such as: Structures, lighting and appliances, heating/air-conditioning, plumbing, basement/crawl space/attic, water and moisture management; enclosure, interior, exterior. The students will become aware of indoor and outdoor environmental and life cycle costs of the existing systems and will learn the latest science and technology to reduce the negative effect of these subsystems on the environment. Laboratory: hands-on experience with the above subsystems, site visits, Computer simulations, research, projects, presentations.
Academic Term
Instructor
Mafi, Mohammad
Location & Meeting Time
Synchronous Online-ONLI T/TH 11:15AM-01:00PM LEC
Petition
N
Credits
1.00
Capacity
12
Total Students
11
Additional Information