Boston Architectural College fall 2009 course schedule revised
The Boston Architectural College (BAC) announces its online sustainable design courses for the Fall 2009 Semester Second Session. The courses are part of the BAC's Graduate Sustainable Design Certificate Program, developed in partnership with BuildingGreen, and are part of the most comprehensive sustainable design curriculum in the country. Registration is now open.
Instructors are building industry experts. All courses are online, instructor-led, interactive, asynchronous and limited to 15 students each.
The courses are offered at the graduate level and earn 1.5 credits.
Learn more (and register) at www.the-bac.edu/green.
Fall 2009 Second Session: November 2nd - December 22nd
Sustainable Design as a Way of Thinking
The Economics of Green Building NEW
The Urgent and Hopeful Future of Sustainable Design NEW
Sustainable Design of Healthcare Facilities NEW
Solar Energy: Design with the Sun
The Zero Energy Home: What, How and If
Green Residential Remodeling and Renovation
Greening Existing Buildings NEW
Green Practice: Energy and Air Quality Principles
Materials, Resources, and Indoor Environmental Quality
Lighting the Built Environment: Daylighting and State-of-the-Art Electric Lighting NEW
Environmental Systems (Prerequisites)
Sustainable Communities: Land Use, Transportation and Planning
High Performance Design and the LEED Rating System (Prerequisites)
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