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Two courses in sustainable and green building methods are currently offered in the Department of Architectural Engineering for students in AE, Architecture, Landscape Architecture and other related disciplines.
Course Number |
AE 297H / AE 497H (Integrated course) |
Title |
Sustainable American Indian Housing (Spring) |
Purpose |
Students examine how sustainable building methods like strawbale construction can be utilized to improve the poor living conditions in impoverished American Indian communities. |
Instructors |
David Riley, Michael Rios, Scott Wing |
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Course Number |
AE 597 |
Title |
Sustainable Building Methods (Fall) |
Purpose |
Introduces upper division and graduate students to concepts of sustainability to in building design, including alternative building materials, and the LEED building efficiency rating system. |
Instructors |
David Riley |
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