2011-2012
Energy Engineering Technology
Center for Energy Conservation and Advanced Manufacturing (ECAM)
Oak Creek Campus
This page was last updated in May 2011.
The Energy Engineering Technology certificate is designed to help prepare students to fully understand energy measures and conversions and their use in the sustainability of facilities. Topics include preparing students to audit buildings, commission systems for new construction and re-commission existing buildings, as well as retro-commission existing buildings. The material covered will benefit students who are or want to become an energy manager, energy auditor, commissioning agent, LEED Accredited Professional and/or Measurement and Verification Specialist. Emphasis is placed on cost-effective energy options, energy management systems, facilities management systems, HVAC and other systems surrounding resource management in commercial and industrial buildings.
Curriculum effective 2011-2012.
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COURSES |
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Credits |
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SUSTN-104 |
Energy Auditing and Managing Energy Use |
3 |
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SUSTN-103 |
Commissioning Process: Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
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3 |
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SUSTN-106 |
Measurement and Verification |
3 |
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SUSTN-107 |
Energy Technician |
3 |
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TOTAL CREDITS: 12
For times and locations of classes, visit INFOnline.
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