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Context and Overview

In a world where sustainability matters more than ever, this program offers a simplified, non-technical exploration of energy efficiency that is suitable for individuals from diverse backgrounds. Everyday relevance will be highlighted, such as reducing utility costs, improving environmental responsibility, and fostering sustainability. This program equips participants to readily apply energy-saving practices and become advocates for change, empowering them to play a role in creating a more sustainable future. A non-technical overview of energy efficiency is presented, highlighting its relevance in daily life, from homes to businesses. The economic and environmental benefits of energy efficiency are explored. How energy efficiency is a key aspect of responsible and sustainable resource management is emphasized.


Learning Objectives

On the completion of the micro-credential, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the Fundamentals: Grasp the basic principles of energy efficiency and its importance in conserving energy resources.
  • Identify Energy Inefficiencies: Recognize common areas of energy wastage in buildings, appliances, and industrial processes.
  • Implement Energy-Saving Practices: Learn practical strategies to reduce energy consumption in everyday life and within various settings.
  • Analyze Cost Savings: Understand how energy efficiency can lead to economic savings for individuals and organizations.
  • Promote Energy Efficiency: Develop the skills to advocate for energy-efficient practices in personal and professional contexts.

  • Background

    Basics of mathematics and physics.

    1. Course Number:

      MC08 | SHERLOCK
    2. Up to 15hrs per week for 5 weeks
    Sections
    1. Introduction
    2. The Environmental impact of Building Materials
    3. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Sustainable Building Materials
    4. Final Exam
    Created and delivered by:
    Lecturer InĂªs Ricardo, Lecturer Tugba Atatoprak
    CECOLAB
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