During this course you will learn about preferred choices of transportation, street design, and guidelines for developing walkable (non-motorized) communities.

This course will compare and contrast IECC, ASHRAE, LEED, and other leading green standards that are designed to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.

This course will discuss the environmental impacts of storm water runoff, the NPDES storm water program, and the elements of a storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP).

This one-hour course illustrates the importance of creating regenerative and resilient systems that increase the provision of ecosystem services.

This course will provide an overview and introduction into the philosophy, objectives, various design approaches, economic and environmental benefits, and management practices of low-impact development (LID).

This course reviews the greatest changes in the new LEED-NC v4 Rating System that would impact healthcare projects and what credits provide the biggest "bang for the buck.”

This interactive course reviews the significant changes in the new LEED-NC v4 Rating System that impact commercial office building types.

This course will review some of the changes in the new LEED-NC v4 Rating System that impact schools (K-12) and what credits provide the biggest "bang for the buck."

This two-hour course teaches how a properly designed data center makes good use of sustainable design.

This course focuses on the differences between LEED v4 and its predecessor - LEED 2009 - and will also cover the reasoning behind the new update as well as describe new credit categories and the changes that are to be implemented per individual credit.

This one-hour webcast will provide essential information regarding latest updates for LEED certification - LEED v4.

This two-hour course will focus on specific LEED and sustainable design improvements in resources, specifically in the areas of water and energy use and efficiency.

This 30-hour course package will completely satisfy the credential maintenance requirements for LEED AP’s with the BD+C specialty.

Test your knowledge and skills through this Test Me – Project Management Professional (PMP)® four-hour examination preparation course.

During this course, you will learn the purpose of the “manage stakeholder engagement” and “control stakeholder engagement" processes, their inputs, outputs, tools and techniques.

Learn the key tools, techniques, and inputs included in the "identify stakeholders" and "plan stakeholder management" processes to successfully manage a project’s stakeholders.

Within this course, you will learn the definition of procurement, the value of procurement processes to project activities, and understand the different types of procurement contracts that exist.

This course serves as a fundamental introduction to project procurement processing, covering the process inputs relevant to managing and procurements, controlling procurement activities, and closing procurement work within a project.

Upon completion of this course, you will have gained an appreciation of the intricacies involved with planning appropriate risk response activities, along with monitoring and controlling project risk.

Through this Risk Management Planning course, you will gain a working knowledge of the project risk management knowledge area and the six processes that are aligned within the project planning and project monitoring and control process groups.

This course on Perform Risk Analysis will review the process of prioritizing project risks for further analysis or action by combining and assessing the probability and impact of risk's occurrence.

During this course, you will learn the required details and understand the skills required to identify project risk, gain experience in detailing project plans and understanding assumptions, be able to revert to prior project artifacts for historical reference, and understand the need for organization within a project and the requirement for keeping accurate records and project artifacts.

This course on Stakeholders and the Communication Management Plan shows how effective communications works as an enabler, permitting a project manager to clearly articulate assumptions, objectives, goals and requirements.

Through this course, you will gain insight relevant to project communication methods, information management systems and performance reporting activities that will be used as either tools or techniques while managing communications.

This Planning Project Human Resources course will take you through the processes that pertain to the Project Human Resource Management knowledge area – the processes of identifying and detailing roles and responsibilities, skills, and relationships within a project.

This 2-hour interactive online course discusses partnering as a construction management commitment between the owner, the architect/engineer, and the construction contractor.