Curriculum : Developed : Residential Building Performance Technology
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Residential Building Performance Technology
Associate of Applied Science Degree
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The Residential Building Performance Technology AAS provides an opportunity
for students to acquire knowledge using a systems approach to improve the
health, safety, comfort, durability, environmental quality, and energy
efficiency of a home. Students will use a variety of diagnostic tools to
identify deficiencies in the home, make recommendations, verify the
performance of installed improvements, and above all protect the health and
safety of those who inhabit the home. The role of a rater or verifier in a
variety of residential energy efficient and green rating systems will be
explored. Emphasis will be placed on building site location and
preservation, neighborhood sustainability, conservation of non-renewable
resources, waste management, water quality, and air quality both inside and
outside the building. Students will have the opportunity to learn how to
make sound economic recommendations regarding the combination of building
technologies, energy loads, and onsite power generation to meet the
qualifications of a net zero energy home.
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Residential Building Performance Technology
Rater Certificate
Level 1 Certificate
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The Rater Certificate prepares students for careers as residential energy
conservation code officials, home energy raters, and residential green
raters and verifiers. The program uses a systems approach to evaluate and
score the health, safety, comfort, durability, environmental quality, and
energy efficiency of a home.
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Residential Building Performance Technology
Specialist
Level 2 Certificate
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| The Specialist Certificate prepares students for careers as
consultants using a variety of diagnostic tools to identify health, safety,
comfort, durability, environmental quality, and energy efficiency
deficiencies in a home, make recommendations specifically addressing those
deficiencies, verify the performance of installed improvements, and above
all protect the health and safety of those who inhabit the home. Emphasis
will be placed on making sound economic recommendations regarding the
combination of building technologies, energy loads, and onsite power
generation, to meet the qualifications of a net zero energy home.
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Source(s):
Cedar Valley College
2009 - 2010 Catalog Degree Plans - Residential Building Performance Technology
Contact(s):
Ruben Johnson Executive Dean, Business and Technology Division Interim
Program Coordinator, Residential Building Performance Technology
rjohnson@dcccd.edu 972-860-8161 Dallas County Community College District