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Apr 19, 2024
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ENRGY 130 - Energy Assessment and Analysis
5.0 Credits
Assess and analyze energy use in residential settings. Focus on building envelope, heating, cooling, equipment, lighting, and appliances. Impacts of operations, maintenance, occupant practices and behavior pay-back on energy conservation measures. Prerequisite: ENRGY 102 . Recommended: CIT 103 /104 for those with no construction experience.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Compare and contrast energy assessment in residential and commercial buildings. [REASON]
- Interpret and discuss data from a residential or multifamily building audit. [REASON]
- Assess and describe data and information from a variety of residential energy sources including appliances, heating, lighting, and plug loads. [REASON]
- Review, describe and analyze basic computer software used for energy audits. [REASON]
- Explain energy accounting and analysis and how it is used in energy assessment. [COMMUNICATE]
- Demonstrate understanding of rate of return and life cycle cost analysis. [REASON]
- Demonstrate communications methods leading to behavior change. [COMMUNICATE]
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