
Presentation handouts for studying that cover all the chapter one lectures.
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An introductory lecture that describes the topics that will be discussed during the chapter. Energy and Atmosphere intent will be explained as well.
Energy and Atmosphere intent.
Energy and Atmosphere overview.
Energy and Atmosphere concepts and strategies.
Learn how energy demand shapes the building energy system and apply peak demand reduction, project location optimization, building design, demand response, and solar gains management to improve energy efficiency.
Explore renewable energy concepts, including passive and active solar energy, wind and hydro power, geothermal heat pumps, biofuels, wave and tidal power, and green power options.
Explore ongoing performance concepts for energy and atmosphere, including commissioning, measurement and verification, building metering, building management systems, Energy Star Portfolio Manager, and energy audits.
It is highly recommended for people who watch the videos, to read also the readings part. It contains nearly the same information, however it can allow for a better understanding of the video materials.
Wrapping up the section topics.
List of important terminologies.
Introduction for the next sections.
Answering quiz questions, that will provide students with an understanding on:
How to answer real-questions in the final exams.
How to exclude answers and think holistically.
Learn how to approach questions and find an answer logically.
An introductory lecture that describes the topics that will be discussed during the chapter. Materials and Resources intent will be explained as well.
Materials and Resources intent.
Materials and Resources overview.
Materials and Resources concepts and strategies.
Explore conservation of building materials and products through design choices that reduce virgin materials, reuse structural and non-structural components, and maintain occupancy to lower waste and environmental impact.
Explore waste management in LEED v4, covering source reduction, recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy to divert waste from landfills across design, construction, and operations, with waste stream audits and planning.
It is highly recommended for people who watch the videos, to read also the readings part. It contains nearly the same information, however it can allow for a better understanding of the video materials.
Wrapping up the section topics.
List of important terminologies.
Introduction for the next sections.
Answering quiz questions, that will provide students with an understanding on:
How to answer real-questions in the final exams.
How to exclude answers and think holistically.
Learn how to approach questions and find an answer logically.
An introductory lecture that describes the topics that will be discussed during the chapter. Indoor Environmental Quality intent will be explained as well.
Indoor Environmental Quality intent.
Indoor Environmental Quality overview.
Indoor Environmental Quality concepts and strategies.
Explore daylighting concepts and interior lighting quality to boost comfort and productivity. Learn how skylights, solar tubes, and light shelves distribute daylight, reduce glare, and support energy-saving design.
Explore how designers optimize indoor environmental quality to maintain thermal comfort, acoustics, and visual comfort, guided by ASHRAE 55 and occupant surveys.
It is highly recommended for people who watch the videos, to read also the readings part. It contains nearly the same information, however it can allow for a better understanding of the video materials.
Wrapping up the section topics.
List of important terminologies.
Introduction for the next sections.
Answering quiz questions, that will provide students with an understanding on:
How to answer real-questions in the final exams.
How to exclude answers and think holistically.
Learn how to approach questions and find an answer logically.
An introductory lecture that describes the topics that will be discussed during the chapter. Innovation in Design intent will be explained as well.
Innovation in Design intent.
Innovation in Design overview.
Innovation in Design concepts and strategies.
Explore concepts and strategies in innovation in design, including exemplary performance, pilot credits, and Leed accredited professionals. Learn how innovative approaches can exceed credits and drive sustainable building outcomes.
This course is updated to LEED v5 and new videos will continue to be uploaded gradually afterwords to replace all the remaining LEED v4 Videos. a notification will be provided to all learners once new lectures are uploaded. The old videos will remain available till the completion of the new content.
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A professional and Comprehensive training course in the LEED Green Building Rating System, delivered by Karim Elnabawy Balbaa, an accredited instructor with the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). With Over 14,000 learners have enrolled in these training courses over the past years. The course holds the “Bestseller” badge on Udemy worldwide within its category.
There are no eligibility requirements to be a LEED Green Associate - LEED GA! All you have to do is to take the course and book for your exam! This is the English version of the Course. Many learners have successfully passed the LEED Green Associate exam on their first attempt by following the steps outlined in this course. Both the course content and the exam are currently based on LEED Version 5.
The LEED course was prepared by a USGBC-approved instructor, "USGBC Faculty - Karim elnabawy. USGBC® Faculty are experienced educators with a strong background in professional education, training, and facilitation in green building and sustainability development.
The following are some insights into the course content:
Pass your LEED Green Associate exam on your first attempt.
Understand the LEED Rating system in detail.
Learn more about LEED Accreditation and Certification levels.
Test your knowledge with quizzes after each chapter.
Receive study hints for how to pass the exam on the first try.
Receive a full study plan for your LEED preparation.
Receive a copy of the presentation slides in PDF format as handouts.
Learn the sustainable credit categories along with strategies: (Integrative process - Location and Transportation - Sustainable Sites - Water Efficiency - Energy and Atmosphere - Materials and Resources - Indoor Environmental Quality - Innovative design - Regional priority).
Understand the synergies between each credit category and find out the trade-offs.
Receive a certificate of completion from Udemy after completing all course videos, quizzes, and tests.
Understand the structure, format, and timing of the LEED exam so there are no surprises on test day.
Build a “LEED mindset” that helps you think like a sustainability professional, not just memorize facts.
Learn common pitfalls and mistakes that candidates make and how to avoid them.
Apply LEED concepts to real-world building scenarios and case-based questions.
How to be a LEED Green Associate in steps:
Watch the Preface introduction to the LEED Rating System.
Take a LEED Green Associate Course or Workshop.
Study and take simulation exams and practice tests.
Register on USGBC and pay for the exam.
Follow the instructions on USGBC and schedule the exam.
Go for the exam with confidence.
This course can guide you on a detailed steps with instructions for how to register and schedule your exam. This course will also cover the whole study plan for your exam preparation.
Get ready to start your sustainability journey.
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General notes:
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