Prepare for your exam with the LEED NC Solved Problems.
Item #: 280-LDNC-08
ISBN: 159126118X
ISBN13: 9781591261186
Author: Brennan Schumacher, LEED AP , Meghan Peot, M. Ed. Publisher: Professional Publications Manufacturer: Professional Publications Manufacturer Item #: LDNCPP Format: Paperback
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Knowing how to apply the LEED-NC (New Construction) 2.2 Rating System to the design and construction process is the key to passing the LEED-NC exam. Learning these skills in a review class is difficult, but LEED NC Practice Problems: New Construction gives you the preparation you need. Over 140 problems, based on four original project scenarios, assess your ability to correctly apply the technical points of the LEED-NC Rating System to design and construction projects while improving your problem-solving skills.
Covers version 2.2 of the LEED for New Construction exam.
Improve your LEED-NC exam performance
Detailed solutions, in essay format, explain how to correctly apply the LEED-NC Rating System to a project
Thorough examples of the design and construction process, and credit synergies and trade-offs help to prepare you for the exam
Increase your problem-solving speed and confidence
Discover Rating System categories, and Credit Intents and Requirements that require extra review
Coverage of all 6 LEED-NC Rating System categories
LEED® NC Practice Problems: New Construction