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CAE 465/526 Building Energy Conservation Technologies will introduce students to both theory and hands-on applications of building energy conservation technologies to design energy efficient buildings.

Course Syllabus

  • Course Syllabus (last updated, December 10, 2022)

Lecture Notes

  • Lecture 01: Intro to CAE 465/526
  • Lecture 02: Building consumption patterns and building performance analysis
  • Lecture 03: Introduction to building energy simulation and OpenStudio training
  • Lecture 04: Assignment feedback and coding in R and Python (recording)
  • Lecture 05: OpenStudio and advanced HVAC systems
  • Lecture 06: Model calibration and uncertainty analysis (Project assigned)
  • Lecture07: Assignment feedback and intro to building energy audits and commissioning
  • Lecture08: Building energy audits and commissioning (Ladybug Tools training – in person)
  • Lecture 09: Building retrofit and energy efficiency measures (EEMs) – Part 1
  • Lecture 10: Intro to building performance metrics & GREET Training (in person) 
  • Lecture 11: Building retrofit and energy efficiency measures (EEMs) – Part 2
  • Lecture 12: Exam (Take home)
  • Lecture 13: Life cycle analysis and measure installation 
  • Lecture 14: No class (Thanksgiving)
  • Lecture 15: Buildings-to-grid integration and utility programs

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