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SUNY ESF COURSES
Special Topics: Economics and Management of High-Performance
Buildings
(ERE596)
Lectures, conferences, discussion and laboratory. Topics in environmental and
resource engineering not covered in established courses. Fundamentals of the economics
of high performance buildings from design through operations, to maintenance.
Existing building samples will be used as case studies to develop life-cycle cost
analyses, calculate return-on-investment ratios and estimate human health and
productivity benefits. Instructors
Advanced Topics (ERE796)
Current and emerging professional practices in applied energy conservation design
of high-performance buildings and indoor environments for human health and comfort;
extensive research into existing precedents and products; business writing; the
development of an original idea through completion of an independent project.
For unemployed program participants or participants seeking a career change, an
internship assignment for a local company may be arranged. Instructors
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COURSES
Building Environmental Measurements and Controls (MAE552)
Fundamental concepts and principles of building environmental systems design and
operation including thermal comfort and indoor air quality criteria. Latest industrial
standards for building ventilation and environmental measurements will be discussed.
Instructors
Building Materials and Envelope Systems (MAE600)
Fundamentals of assembly structure design and analysis based on energy conservation
and IEQ comfort; site resources related to energy conservation strategies for
initial program design; envelope and double skin systems; the potential of thermal
mass to store energy.Instructors
Building Environmental Modeling and Simulation (MAE658)
Building environmental analysis, containment source and sink models: single zone,
multi-zone, and computational fluid dynamic models. Instructors
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