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Seminars presented to Healthshare Associates on April 7 & 14, 1998
State objectives in behavioral/measurable terms which are expected of the learner.  You must provide abrief outline or description of content to be
presented for each objective and indicate which objective is related to each topic area (content).  Include the time period for each topic as well as
the faculty and teaching methods.
Objective/Content Grid               Offering Title  Client Health and Building Comfort Systems  
Objectives Content (Topics) Time Frame Faculty Teach. Methods
List objectives in operational/
behavioral terms
 		List each topic area to be covered
and provide a brief description or
outline of the content to be presented
 State the time frame for
each topic		 List the faculty person(s)
or the presenters for
each topic
 		Describe the teaching
method(s) used for each
topic
The class participant(s) will be
prepared to:

1. Explain the four topics that
    define air conditioning.




2. Compare the differences     between the common forms
    of purchased energy, and
    evaluate worth based on the
    required end use.



3. Give examples of problems
    created by improper building
    humidity control along with
    suggested solutions.




4. Analyze what method(s) of
    indoor air quality control
    would better fit their facitilies
    mission.
 		1. The correct definition of air
    conditioning given and each of
    the four components discussed
    with examples.
    .  Temperature
    .  Distribution
    .  Humidity
    .  Cleanness

2. Energy sources used for air
    conditioning will be compared.
    .  Active methods for heating        and cooling.
    .  Passive methods of control
       i.e. window treatments.
    .  Distribution

3. Health aspects and emerging
    technologies with regard to
    humidity control for comfort and
    productivity outlined.
    .  Hardware i.e. control circuits
    .  Software i.e. coatings
       (paints)

4. Air cleanness, a.k.a. indoor air
    quality presented as a
    partnership with humidity
    control.
    .  Active mechanical methods
       (filters, fresh air).
    .  Passive "space age"
       techniques (plants).

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    3 hour
 time block
 		Bernie Jwaszewski
A.S.,BSMET,SIM 		Lecture utilizes academic
and field experience

Class participation will be
strongly encouraged.

Visual aids by use of
overhead projector and
flip chart/white board
graphics.