Energy Efficiency Process Improvement EEPI.S.STC
Short-term Technical Certificate - 17 Credit Hours
Division: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Department: Energy Management Technology
Effective as of Fall 2025
What is the program about?
This program prepares students to enhance energy efficiency in the built environment through innovative process improvements. Students will explore energy auditing, building systems optimization, and the integration of sustainable technologies into building operations. The program emphasizes practical applications, giving students hands-on experience in analyzing energy systems, developing efficiency plans, and implementing sustainability-focused solutions.
Program Outcomes
- Design and implement strategies to optimize HVAC, lighting, and building systems for sustainability.
- Identify inefficiencies in building systems and propose targeted process improvements. Apply energy-efficient technologies and best practices to building systems.
- Conduct energy audits of commercial and industrial buildings.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this program will be prepared for roles such as Energy Efficiency Specialist, Sustainability Coordinator, Building Energy Analyst, Facilities Energy Manager, Renewable Energy Consultant.
Transferability
We will explore potential transfer pathways to the University of Dayton through their ITAC program as well as to various sustainability degrees managed by the Hanley Sustainability Institute. The University of Dayton is a subawardee for the Sinclair ITAC, providing technical support and participating in our Advisory Board.
Curriculum
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