Enhance your design skills by balancing energy efficiency and thermal comfort. Learn key concepts, comfort indices, and real-world applications for sustainable spaces.
This Thermal Comfort course provides you with an introduction to the concepts of thermal comfort and comfort zone. It helps you identify the tools used for evaluating thermal comfort. Moreover, this course guides you through the processes involved in determining a given space’s thermal comfort.
After completing this course:
At the end of this course, the certificate that you obtain will elevate your resume as a professional and give you a distinct advantage in this growing industry of energy-efficient and sustainable building planning, design, and construction.
In designing buildings, the comfort of occupants remains a primary consideration. This is especially true in offices where comfort equates to work productivity. Conventionally, comfort and energy optimization are two conflicting concepts in building design – but they shouldn’t be! Â
A truly sustainable building not only saves on energy use but is thermally comfortable as well. Knowing how to evaluate thermal comfort is the first step to designing a conducive and energy-efficient work and living space. This course helps you achieve that through thermal comfort fundamentals that you can apply to your design.
Continuing Education (CE) or Continuing Professional Development (CPD) refers to additional formal learning activities that are required to maintain a professional certification or accreditation.Â
CE or CPD comes in many names but represents the same thing. Here are some of them that may be used in your country:Â
Many of our courses provide Continuing Professional Development credits, points, hours, or units. To learn more about Continuing Education and Continuing Professional Development, please read here.
When you pass all the quizzes in this course, you’ll get a certificate of achievement on course completion, with a QR code that when scanned validates its authenticity. Use this certificate to demonstrate to employees and others your growing sustainability credentials!
This course is best for people aspiring to specialize in the sustainable building sector. Professionals with training in designing buildings that operate with very low energy consumption and carbon footprint are in high demand because buildings are now required to be climate-responsive and because of the huge savings in operational costs.Â
If you want to design or build establishments that do not require too much power while maintaining a standard level of comfort and function like any well-built building, please enroll in this course.
The training course on Thermal Comfort is aimed at building the skill sets of building science professionals, specifically on sustainable building design. This online course is the next logical step to adding more value to formal education and provides professionals with knowledge of the current developments in the field.
The creator of this course is Dr. Roshni Udyavar Yehuda, an academician and practicing architect with a Ph.D. in Resource Management on structural configuration and thermal behavior of buildings. Dr. Yehuda, an empaneled expert on the Energy Conservation Building Code of India, has more than 20 years of academic and professional experience. She has traveled to more than 20 countries to lend her expertise in energy-efficient and environmental design of buildings.Â
This course contains tools and approaches that have been proven effective as they have been drawn from Dr. Yehuda’s extensive experience on the subject.

185.98 $ Original price was: 185.98 $.29.97 $Current price is: 29.97 $.
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