CMGT4302

Managing the built environment is crucial for occupant health. The course will cover the latest research findings and innovative technologies designed to enhance indoor environments, including advanced ventilation systems and air purification methods. It will also focus on how buildings integrate with their surrounding environment, exploring how geology, outdoor air, and activities in nearby buildings affect indoor spaces. Additionally, the course will emphasize the economic and productivity benefits of healthy buildings, illustrating how improved indoor conditions can lead to better cognitive function, reduced absenteeism, and overall well-being. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with assets invaluable in the fields of architecture, engineering, and public health: the knowledge and practical skills to design, implement, and maintain indoor spaces that foster health and prevent illness.

prereqs: Soph, jr, or sr. Some knowledge of construction management principles is strongly recommended.

000595

Every Fall