Introduction to LEED Certification
1h 14mBeginner2018-06-27
Authors

Fulya Kocak
LEED Fellow and Vice President at Nareit
Course details
The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system evaluates buildings for their environmental performance and encourages the use of green building practices. Designs with LEED certification may qualify for tax breaks and incentives, as well as industry awards and recognition. If you have been looking for more information about the LEED rating system and certification process, this is the course for you. It provides everything you need to know about LEED in one place—from a seasoned practitioner's view. Instructor Fulya Kocak Gin is a LEED Fellow who has certified a wide variety of projects. She explains exactly what it means to build green, and how you can leverage your hard work by achieving a LEED certification. Learn about the various LEED ratings, adaptations, versions, credits and prerequisites, and categories. Fulya then dives deeper into each category, exploring the range of credits and relevant strategies you can pursue, from sustainable sites and water efficiency to green materials and environmental quality.
Learning objectives
LEED ratings, adaptations, and versions
Basic LEED concepts
LEED credits and prerequisites
The step-by-step LEED certification process
Certification categories
Learning objectives
LEED ratings, adaptations, and versions
Basic LEED concepts
LEED credits and prerequisites
The step-by-step LEED certification process
Certification categories
Skills covered
Sustainable DesignIntroduction toAEC
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. LEED Certification Overview
- 02 - The history of USGBC, GBCI, and LEED
- 03 - LEED ratings, adaptations, and versions
- 04 - Unique aspects of LEED rating systems
2.Key LEED Concepts and Terms
- 05 - Key LEED terms to know
- 06 - LEED credit interactions
3. The LEED Certification Process
- 07 - LEED scorecard
- 08 - LEED certification process
- 09 - Tips for success
4. LEED Certification Categories
- 10 - Integrative process
- 11 - Location and transportation
- 12 - Sustainable sites
- 13 - Water efficiency
- 14 - Energy and atmosphere
- 15 - Materials and resources
- 16 - Environmental quality
- 17 - Innovation and regional priority
Conclusion
- 18 - Next steps