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| 1 hour program Provides an overview of the features, components and applications of rolling door products, including service doors, grille systems, counter doors, sheet doors and systems designed for special applications.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of manufactured stone and discusses
stone veneer's prominence, versatility, and benefits in building design today.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of the physics of air and moisture transport through the building envelope including a discussion on air barrier systems and their performance requirements for air leakage control and moisture management.
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| 1 hour program
     |  | Provides an overview of BIM technology and related analysis tools and how they facilitate environmental design.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the manufacturing, characteristics, and performance properties of cements and Supplementary Cementitious Materials in concrete and how they can enhance concrete performance, including a discussion on their role in sustainable construction.
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| 1.5 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the structural properties and design benefits of channel glass wall systems. Included are discussions pertaining to performance, installation and specification considerations; as well as safety glazing and current testing standards and certifications.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of photocatalytic technology in concrete and the benefits this technology offers in accelerating the self-cleaning and pollution abatement properties of concrete, while maintaining the same mechanical and physical properties of traditional concrete. Current environmental issues, factors that influence building performance, and field test and case studies are presented.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of the history of the construction process including the evolution of the master builder concept, describes the life cycle of a facility and the stages of a project as well as the relationship between project teams.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of contract and construction
documents and the relationship between them as well as the elements and
purposes of these documents.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of the agreements of a project, the differentiation between design and construction agreements, the constraints placed on agreements and contract documents and the project manual concept.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of project delivery concepts including the design-bid-build, design-negotiate-build, design-build, owner- build, and construction manager processes as well as the role of participants, variations on payment methods and the difference between single and multiple- prime contracts.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of General Conditions of the Contract including Supplementary Conditions as well as organizations that publish them; and, the AIA Document A20, including the articles describing the Owner, Contractor and Architect's roles.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of how procurement and contract documents are changed through addenda and modifications; the necessity of creating a paper trail in order to enact change; the construction claims and dispute process.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of the formats used for construction documents and briefly describes how they work. It also provides a description of how drawings are organized.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of concepts and the relationship of the drawings and specifications including the principles for their coordination.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of the purpose, similarities and differences of allowances, unit prices, and alternates; progress payment and submittals process.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Certificate exam. Provides an overview of quality requirements and temporary facilities; different aspects of substitutions; guaranty and warranty; project close out documents and procedures.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam.
Provides an overview of the specifications of the construction process improving written construction documents and provides familiarity of CSI specification writing principles and organization of construction documents as the Project Resource Manual.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the various formats used in the construction documents process and their applications.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the components of PART 2 – PRODUCTS and PART 3 – EXECUTION, the how and when of those components and their relationship to Division 01 – General Requirements.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the methodology of writing PART 1 GENERAL of a specification section.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the methods and process of procurement and contracting requirements.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of how Division 01 – General Requirements is used in construction contract documents and its relationship with other parts of the project manual.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the various methods of specifying.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the documents that are contained in the project manual and the procedures and methods of producing a project manual.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the various project delivery systems and how they affect the preparation of the project manual.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the coordination of construction documents.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Specifier (CCS) exam. Provides an overview of the process of construction document modification including: Addenda, Substitutions, Minor Changes, Construction Change Directives, Change Orders, Written Amendments.
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| 1 hour program
     |  | Provides an overview of the impact of buildings on the environment, along with the key drivers of sustainable practices, as well as the role of solid surfaces and engineered quartz in today’s green markets. The course also outlines various green rating systems and guidelines, including the U.S. Green Building Council LEED® program and how solid surfaces and engineered quartz may contribute to obtaining LEED points.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the benefits and advantages of air, vapor and moisture barriers designed to protect buildings against excessive moisture, and includes a discussion on moisture sources and travel, and their negative impact upon the building envelope.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the types of moisture movement in buildings below grade and the effects of uncontrolled moisture movement.
Included are discussions pertaining to the solutions and methods used to prevent and control moisture movement below grade and the industry codes and standards which must be met when specifying vapor barriers.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of the key criteria used to detail and specify insulation used in conventional roofing applications. Sustainable building design requirements, the function of roofing components, types of insulation, and industry approvals are also discussed.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the performance characteristics and
benefits of cool roofing systems using reflective white vinyl roofing. Green
roofing, energy saving programs, environmental challenges and solutions are also reviewed.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of how crystalline technology provides a high level of performance to concrete mixtures, materials, and structures improving their durability and lifespan; and, what design professionals need to know to specify and understand how this chemical technology will enhance building projects.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of metal wall panels and the rain screen system, wall panel evolution from press broke to gasket joint, and wall panel materials including natural metals.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of and solution to exterior steel stud wall problems including air infiltration, thermal bridging and condensation using continuous insulation (ci) and spray polyurethane foam (SPF).
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the construction flexibility features of insulated concrete forms (ICFs) which provide innovative solutions for designing sustainable, energy efficient, safe, healthy commercial and residential structures.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the types and performance characteristics of cover board materials used in commercial roofing assemblies, along with a discussion of the forces that threaten roof-system durability.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of the manufacturing process, features, and types of stone veneer products, including a discussion of the installation and design considerations to facilitate a successful installation.
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| 1 hour program
   |  | Provides an overview of engineered wood products (EWPs) including the manufacturing process of different products, their cost effective applications, ease of installation and design and performance criteria.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of how the newest generation of fire retardants for wood effectively suppresses the spread of fire in a building when it is used in compliance to industry codes.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the proper design of single-wythe concrete masonry walls.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of building movement types and how these movements are addressed through proper design, including the selection of applicable expansion joint covers designed to meet specific project requirements.
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| 1 hour program
   |  | Provides an overview of the characteristics of various residential siding options with a focus on treated engineered wood siding products, including a discussion of the green and sustainable features of each.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of the components, features, benefits, and manufacturing of factory preblended mortar, including a discussion of specification standards and considerations when selecting mortar.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of fire-rated cementitious coated OSB sheathing for wall and roof sheathing applications in terms of its structural and performance properties and contribution to enhancing the sustainable built environment.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the complexities of specifying performance-based coating systems on environmentally sensitive projects, including a discussion of the changing legislation of the various air districts throughout the United States.
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| 1 hour program
     |  | Provides an overview of green roof systems including the types, benefits, components and related standards, as well as a discussion on how green roofs mitigate urban heat island effect and reduce stormwater run-off.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of insulated concrete sandwich panels, their benefits, applications, thermal and moisture resistant properties and contribution to sustainable buildings.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of insulated metal wall and roof panels (IMPs) in terms of their material, finish, and construction life cycle; designed with features and benefits to enhance building performance and contribute to the sustainable built environment. Discussions include code requirements, industry standards and LEED® certification.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the importance of insulating masonry cavity walls with insulation that delivers the moisture resistance qualities required to provide proven wall performance under different environmental conditions. Discussions pertaining to design criteria, the rain screen principle, air leakage and detailing rigid board insulation as an air barrier are included.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the elements that make up a
concrete system, what contributes to the overall degradation, and the
applications that can be used to prevent weathering of the concrete structure.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of how the use of steel building systems can contribute to LEED certification, including a discussion of the characteristics of green building products, LEED requirements, and features of steel building systems.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the types, characteristics and benefits of metal roofing products, cool roofing, and related finishes as well as a comparison of Life Cycle Costs (LCC) of metal roofing versus conventional roofing systems.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of cast stone production; how it differs from associated materials; how it is used as a material that by size, shape, color and finish is aesthetically appealing. The various applications of cast stone for residential, commercial, municipal, educational and other uses are also reviewed.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the performance properties of fire resistive, mineral wool core, insulated wall panels, in terms of their fire resistance ratings, material, finish, and construction life cycle. Code requirements, design specifications, and environmental considerations are also discussed.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of preventing and managing moisture in walls.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of methods of reducing moisture intrusion in concrete and masonry walls with an emphasis on the role of sealers and coatings.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of naturally durable wood products, their role, and applications within the green building movement.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of traditional one coat stucco, system components of stucco, and various stucco options such as moisture barriers and reinforcement choices.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the advantages of using paperless
shaftliner panels for firewall assemblies in multi-story, multi-family housing,
and covers the installation procedures and special conditions.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the importance, components, and the
design principles of perimeter curtain wall fire containment, along with a
discussion of life safety elements and their utilization in a balanced approach
to life safety.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of how polycarbonates are manufactured, the nature of its properties, characteristics, and types, the advantages over other building products, and its multiple architectural applications.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the components and attributes of
polymer concrete surface systems and why they are a prime example of sustainable
design and green engineering for environmentally sound construction.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of polyurethane coatings used in waterproofing systems for traffic decks, pedestrian decks, below-grade and between-slab waterproofing.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. This course is based on material from the CSI Project
Resource Manual (PRM).
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. This course is based on material from the CSI Project
Resource Manual (PRM).
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the information classification
systems, project manual concept and coordination, specification formats,
drawings and drawing formats, coordination of drawings and specifications and
filing product information based on material from the CSI Project Resource
Manual(PRM).
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the contractor selection, procurement requirements, allowances, alternates, and unit prices, bid submission and evaluation, and public and private bidding based on material from the CSI Project Resource Manual (PRM).
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the project quality, principles of
product representation, working with the project team, product representative’s
roles, effective product representation, and building relationships based on
material from the CSI Project Resource Manual (PRM).
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the marketing, product information,
contacting decision-makers, and making calls and presentations based on material
from the CSI Project Resource Manual (PRM).
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the products and product selection
process, warranties, methods A/Es obtain product information, product
representative services to the design team, understanding and application of
codes and standards, and assistance in preparing specifications and drawings.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the procurement activities, bid
preparation and submission, negotiating bids, the sales process, purchase
orders, and quality assurance.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities,
submittal process, requests for substitutions, delivery and distribution, and
project facilitation and field assistance.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course serves as a study aid in the preparation for the Certified Construction Product Representative (CCPR) exam. Provides an overview of the measurement and payment,
modifications, claims and disputes, project closeout, and facility management.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of stone coated steel roofing systems including a discussion of the installation methods used, testing and standards, and comparative characteristics of stone coated roofing versus traditional roofing materials.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of below grade building structures, the importance of waterproofing, and descriptions of waterproofing systems including Concrete CMU Walls and Lagging/Blindside Walls.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | An overview of radiant barrier roof sheathing technology, how it works, its effectiveness, and installation guidelines.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | This course will explore Revit’s schedule tools. You’ll
learn how to schedule rooms, areas, furniture, walls, doors, windows, curtain
wall panels, planting, topography, electrical fixtures. This course covers
custom fields, shared parameters, and grouping to schedule keys, formulas, and
exporting.
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| 1.5 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the manufacturing processes and physical properties of common types of roofing insulation and investigates the important role of roofing insulation in the design of sustainable buildings. Included are discussions regarding two types of roofing assemblies using rigid insulation.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the components, features, and design options of adjustable deck support systems, including a discussion on planning and installation guidelines.
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| 1 hour program
  |  | Provides an overview of the importance of roof drainage and
the innovative features, benefits and operation of siphonic roof drain systems.
Other roof drain system options are discussed, as well as, Green building,
industry standards and siphonic installation and specification.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the building envelope and the issues of industry response to moisture problems. These are addressed through the discussion of glass-mat gypsum technology in exterior wall assemblies, interior assemblies exposed to weather, and low slope commercial roofing assemblies.
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| 1 hour program
   |  | This course provides an overview of specialty composite roofing, how it compares to its traditional counterparts, what to look for when choosing a specialty composite, and its sustainable characteristics including proper ventilation techniques.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of gypsum wallboard manufacturing, a review of the Gypsum Association's recommended levels of finish and examples of writing specification of levels of finish.
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| 1 hour program
   |  | Provides an overview of stainless steel door hardware including discussions on trends, sustainability, properties of stainless steel, and hardware function and applications.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of basic acoustic definitions focusing on sound control techniques and products to reduce noise through wall systems.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the sustainable benefits of integral concrete waterproofing and analyzes traditional waterproofing methods as compared to integral methods in terms of durability, risk, cost, and construction timeline.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | An overview of synthetic roofing underlayment as an
integral component of a complete roof protection system, assuring the lifespan
of a roof and the long-term durability of a residential or commercial building
project.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the characteristics and green
features of composite shake vs. alternative shake options, as well as a discussion of the relationship of composite shake to various green certification
programs.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the features and benefits of slate and shake synthetic roofing products, including a discussion on the testing methods used to rate specific performance characteristics.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the features, benefits, and
installation of concrete roofing tile, along with a discussion of the green
building codes and programs related to concrete roofing systems.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of spray polyurethane insulation, the
chemical make up of its component parts types and benefits.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the design principles of rainscreen wall design and it’s features and benefits.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the features and benefits of solar
energy for steep slope roofing, including discussions on how it is generated,
performance variables, and key considerations when sizing a system.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the use of coatings on both new and existing commercial roof systems to achieve sustainability objectives, such as lower energy costs and increased durability.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the importance of thermal performance for the building envelope.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of historic window rehabilitation, including the unit assessment process of existing fenestration, the development of creating a rehabilitation plan, and available options and accessories for window replacement.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the development of trench drain systems from basic drainage collection methods to custom trench designs and their applications. Functional design and aesthetic considerations are discussed, as well as the integral qualities of pre-engineered trench drain systems.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the causes and consequences of moisture problems beneath concrete slabs in flooring applications, as well as a discussion on the types and characteristics of under-slab vapor retarders/barriers.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the chemistry, production,
installation, features and benefits of 1-part polyurethane adhesives in roofing.
Included are discussions on competitive roofing adhesive systems and industry
and code approvals.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of problems water creates for masonry structures, and how water repellents can help to prevent those problems.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of the advantages of using water resistant paperless gypsum board technology to protect buildings against moisture and mold, including a discussion on moisture sources and transport through the building envelope.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | This course introduces the porcelain ventilated wall system, its components, and how they function to reduce building energy use for both retrofits and new construction.
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| 1.5 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of wall hanging systems with a focus on integrating systems in the overall design of a project and includes discussions on system elements, selection criteria, specialty applications, and sustainable design.
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| 1 hour program
    |  | Provides an overview of the importance of weather resistant barriers in protecting the building envelope and as a component of green building design and sustainability. Discussions include a comparison of various barriers based on specific performance criteria.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of wind load requirements for sectional garage doors, including a discussion of wind speed and pressure, building code requirements, wind load calculations, wind load testing, and garage door design.
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| 1 hour program
 |  | Provides an overview of uplift resistance requirements for low slope commercial roofing, review of recent changes to FM Global requirements and the use of coverboards to achieve higher uplift ratings.
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