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LEED AP BD+C (Building Design & Construction)

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COURSE OVERVIEW:

The LEED AP BD+C (Building Design and Construction) credential is designed for professionals who specialize in the design and construction phases of sustainable buildings. It signifies expertise in green building strategies and LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification for new construction and major renovation projects. Here's an overview of the course content typically covered in LEED AP BD+C training:

  • Introduction to LEED and green building principles.
  • In-depth exploration of the LEED BD+C rating system.
  • Sustainable site design, water efficiency, and energy optimization.
  • Materials and resources management and indoor environmental quality.
  • Strategies for innovation and achieving LEED certification.
  • Understanding the LEED certification process.
  • Practice exams and real-world case studies for practical application.

  • Comprehensive Content: Covers sustainability, LEED BD+C rating system, and practical strategies.
  • Energy Efficiency: Focuses on energy-efficient design and renewable energy integration.
  • Materials & Resources: Addresses sustainable materials, waste reduction, and life cycle assessment.
  • Indoor Environmental Quality: Improves indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and lighting.
  • LEED Certification: Navigates the LEED process with practical insights.
  • Practice Exams: Prepares candidates for the LEED AP BD+C exam.
  • Real-World Cases: Analyzes LEED-certified projects for practical application.
  • Expert Instructors: Guidance from experienced green building experts.
  • Career Advancement: Opens doors to sustainable design and construction roles.
  • Sustainability Impact: Promotes environmental and social responsibility in construction.

    LEED AP BD+C training equips professionals to lead and excel in sustainable building projects.
  • Architects
  • Design Professionals
  • Engineers (various disciplines)
  • Construction Managers
  • Sustainability Consultants
  • Real Estate Developers
  • Project Managers
  • Facility Managers
  • Environmental Consultants
  • Government Officials
  • Educators and Students
  • Green Building Enthusiasts

The typical eligibility criteria for the LEED AP BD+C (Building Design and Construction) certification included:

  • LEED Green Associate Credential: Candidates needed to have the LEED Green Associate credential.
  • Experience: Documented experience on LEED projects within the last three years.
  • Education: A relevant degree or coursework in architecture, engineering, or related fields was beneficial.
  • Professional Background: A background in architecture, engineering, construction, or related fields was often expected.
  • Membership: While not mandatory, USGBC membership provided benefits such as resources and discounts.
  • Chapter -1:Introduction to LEED Rating Systems & LEED Certification
  • Chapter -2: Introduction to LEED Rating Systems
  • Chapter -3: Location and Transportation
  • Chapter -4: Sustainable Sites
  • Chapter -5 Water Efficiency
  • Chapter -6: Energy & Atmosphere
  • Chapter -7: Materials and Resources
  • Chapter -8: Indoor Environmental Quality
  • Chapter -9: Integrative Process
  • Chapter -10: Bonus Categories
  • Chapter -11: More about USGBC and LEED
  • Chapter -12: Value for Sustainable Design Costs Vs Benefits