| The Building Services Engineering (BSE) diploma training program is a foundation of specialized training in a positive learning environment. This program is designed for students with strong academic backgrounds. Graduates of the Building Services Engineering diploma program will become key members of a building project team, providing specialized design and management services and creating internal building comfort and functionality whilst minimizing energy to reduce the impact on global warming and climate change.
Key features and themes are: analysis of building performances, low energy design for buildings and environmental systems, fundamentals of engineering and practical experimentation, design of building and environmental systems, design projects, computational analysis, the use of industry standard software and extended software application, and management.
Building Services Engineering Diploma is approved as a vocational program under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005
Contact us to register for the Building Services Engineering program
Course Modules:
Module I - Heat Transfer
Module II - Introduction to HVAC, HVAC Applications
Module III - Energy Conservation in the Built Environment
Module IV - Sustainable Buildings
Module V - Modeling Building Performance
Module VI - Climatic Design
Module VII - Design Project
Module VIII - Fire Safety in the Built Environment
Module IX - Building Codes (OBC, NBC)
Module X - Lighting Control & Design
Module XI - Electrical Systems in Buildings
Module XII - Introduction to Automatic Control Theory
Module XIII - Control of Building Services Systems
Module XIV - Building Automation and BMS
Module XV - Introduction to Embedded Systems
Admission Requirements:
- At least 18 years of age;
- Academic Secondary School Diploma (Complete Grade 12), or General Educational Development (GED) certificate, or equivalent;
- Pass College Entrance Examination.
Course Duration: Full time: 6 months (26 weeks) | Days: Mon.- Fri.
Campus:
North York Campus
Career Prospect:
Building Services Engineers should specialize in one of the following areas: electrical engineering; mechanical engineering; public health. They have important roles in developing and maintaining buildings, and their responsibilities are to make the most effective use of natural resources and protect public safety. They are proficient in all equipments and materials involved in heating, lighting, ventilation, air-conditioning, electrical distribution, water supply, sanitation, public health, fire protection, safety systems, lifts, escalators, facade engineering and even acoustics.
Contact us for Building Services Engineering diploma course registration.
|
