•Global Climate Change
•Impact Categories
•Life-Cycle Costing
•Cost of Green Building
•Regenerative Building
•What is LEED?
•Integrative Process
•LEED Credits
•Location and Transportation
•LEED for Neighborhood Development Location
•Sensitive Land Protection
•High Priority Site
•Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses
•Access to Quality Transit
•Bicycle Facilities
•Reduced Parking Footprint
•Green Vehicles
•Sustainable Sites
•Construction Activity Pollution Prevention
•Site Assessment
•Site Development - Protect or Restore Habitat
•Open Space
•Rainwater Management
•Heat Island Reduction
•Light Pollution Reduction
•Outdoor Water Use Reduction
•Indoor Water Use Reduction
•Building-Level Water Metering
•Outdoor Water Use Reduction
•Indoor Water Use Reduction
•Cooling Tower Water Use
•Water Metering
•Fundamental Commissioning and Verification
•Minimum Energy Performance
•Building-Level Energy Metering
•Fundamental Refrigerant Management
•Enhanced Commissioning
•Optimize Energy Performance
•Advanced Energy Metering
•Demand Response
•Renewable Energy Production
•Enhanced Refrigerant Management
•Green Power and Carbon Offsets
•Storage and Collection of Recyclables
•Construction and Demolition Waste Management Planning
•Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction
•Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations
•Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials
•Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients
•Construction and Demolition Waste Management
•Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance
•Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control
•Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies
•Low-Emitting Materials
•Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan
•Indoor Air Quality Assessment
•Thermal Comfort
•Interior Lighting
•Daylight
•Quality Views
•Acoustic Performance
•Innovation
•LEED Accredited Professional
•Regional Priority
•Regional Priority: Specific Credit
The LEED AP credential tells the world that you are trained professional in the design and construction of green buildings. Green building professionals design, construct, and optimize new buildings to LEED standards and are active project participants. This Class is the best fast-track to professional accreditation. LEED professionals have the confidence and tools to protect and save resources (operation cost reduction), reduce pollution, and improve occupant satisfaction.
Architects
Mechanical Engineers
Civil and Electrical Engineers
Building Operating Staff
Energy Managers
Interior Designers
Environmental Scientists
Urban Planners
Building Product Manufacturers