Climate technology applications are discussed in the context of:
- High-performance buildings (e.g. near-zero, positive energy buildings)
- Office buildings
- Residential buildings
- Hospitals, schools and other special environments
Last planned examination: Autumn 2022
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Course syllabus F1D5307 (Spring 2018–)Climate technology applications are discussed in the context of:
The objective of this course is to provide a deeper understanding of the building service and energy systems used for indoor environmental management in specific types of buildings and applications, with key focus on systems for ventilation, heating/cooling, lighting and management of the acoustic environment. Relevant issues are discussed with the over-arching goal of achieving high indoor environmental quality, high user well-being and satisfaction, high energy efficiency, as well as optimal overall building performance.
Master of Science in Civil and Architectural Engineering or similar, with an undergraduate course in indoor environment/energy systems/building services technologies or equivalent.
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If the course is discontinued, students may request to be examined during the following two academic years.
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