Energy Management - Neosho County Community College

Energy Management from Neosho County Community College is a Campus Certificate Energy Management degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Energy Management certificate program teaches students to analyze energy production and consumption, and to recommend appropriate improvements to increase efficiencies in residential and light commercial construction. After completing the 37-40 credit hour Energy Management certificate, students may wish to complete the Sustainable Energy Installation certification. With the addition of general education courses the Energy Management certificate can be used toward the Associate of Applied Science degree in Energy Management. According to the American Solar Energy Society, green-collared jobs could grow to as many as 40 million jobs by 2030. The NCCC program works with The Institute of Sustainable Power, Inc., the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners, and the Association of Energy Engineers to increase the supply of trained energy professionals. Median earnings are $27.00/hour. Energy Management ? 37 - 40 credit certificate This certificate program teaches students to measure energy in residential and commercial structures for analysis and identification of greater energy efficiencies. Students will learn basic physics, energy monitoring equipment, analysis, report writing, and the ability to recommend cost saving strategies. LEED certified instructors provide the instruction. Energy Management Technician Certificate Outcomes 1. Evaluate energy use patterns in residential and commercial structures in a variety of climates/environments. 2. Understand traditional energy sources. 3. Understand sustainable energy sources. 4. Demonstrate an understanding of and ability to use energy monitoring equipment. 5. Demonstrate the ability to measure costs associated with energy usage. 6. Demonstrate the ability to analyze efficient water use. 7. Demonstrate the ability to evaluate energy consuming appliances, lighting, HVAC. 8. Demonstrate the ability to analyze indoor environmental quality. 9. Develop data collection skills. 10. Demonstrate the ability to analyze data and make sound conclusions. 11. Make energy efficiency and energy cost savings recommendations. 12. Demonstrate the ability to construct technical reports and presentations. View more details on Neosho County Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Energy Management courses.