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Pass the LEED Green Associate Exam, Get Your Building LEED Certified, Fight Global Warming and Save Money!

Starting on December 1, 2011, GBCI began to draw LEED Green Associate Exam questions from the second edition of Green Building and LEED Core Concepts Guide. We have incorporated this latest information in our book, and changed our book title to LEED Green Associate Exam Guide.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is one of the most important trends of development and is revolutionizing the construction industry. It has gained tremendous momentum and has a profound impact on our environment.


From this book, you will learn how to:
1. Pass the LEED Green Associate Exam.
2. Use LEED exam preparation strategies, study methods, tips, suggestions, mnemonics, and exam tactics to improve your exam performance.
3. Effectively understand, digest, and retain your LEED knowledge.
4. Understand the process of registering and certifying a building for LEED.
5. Understand the scope, main intent, core concepts and strategies, as well as identify the regulations, recognition, and incentives for each major LEED category.
6. Identify the strategies for case studies.
7. Identify the synergy in case studies.
8. Implement the most important LEED related codes and building standards.
9. Get points for categories not yet clearly defined by the USGBC.

This book fills in the blanks and demystifies LEED. It uncovers the secrets, codes, and jargon for LEED as well as the true meaning of "going green." It provides a solid foundation and fundamental framework for LEED. It covers every major aspect of LEED in plain and concise language, and introduces it to ordinary people. This guide is small and easy to carry around. You can read it whenever you have a few extra minutes. It is an indispensable book for ordinary people, developers, brokers, contractors, administrators, architects, landscape architects, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineers, interns, drafters, designers and other design professionals.


What others are saying about "LEED Green Associate Exam Guide"...

"Finally! A comprehensive study tool for LEED Green Associate Prep!


"I took the 1-day Green LEED Green Associate course and walked away with a power point binder printed in very small print-which was missing MUCH of the required information (although I didn't know it at the time). I studied my little heart out and took the test, only to fail it by 1 point. Turns out I did NOT study all the material I needed to in order to pass the test. I found this book, read it, marked it up, retook the test, and passed it with a 95%. Look, we all know the LEED Green Associate exam is new and the resources for study are VERY limited. This one's the VERY best out there right now. I highly recommend it."
-ConsultantVA

Does your book have too much information for LEED Green Associate Exam?

Other books on LEED GA Exam will become almost useless instantly once you pass the exam because they are NOT designed as a reference book, while my book, "LEED Green Associate Exam Guide" (3rd Edition, ISBN:  9780984374137), is an exam guide AND a LEED reference book. 

If you feel my book has too much information, there is a very simple solution:

When you read the technical section of my book, start each credit category by reading the summary table and mnemonics at the end of each credit category. This way, you have a very clear "road map" (the summary table) and will not get caught up in the technical details and get lost.  You can focus on the "Credit Path" portions of each prerequisite and credit and read them 2 or 3 times...You should be able to pass the LEED Green Associate Exam easily and on the first try...

Note: See my posts under the Customer Discussion Section at the lower portion of this page for tips on the easiest way to pass the exam and the rest of this discussion.
Pass the LEED Green Associate Exam, Get Your Building LEED Certified, Fight Global Warming, and Save Money!

Starting on December 1, 2011, GBCI began to draw LEED Green Associate Exam questions from the second edition of Green Building and LEED Core Concepts Guide. We have incorporated this latest information in our books.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is one of the most important trends in development and is revolutionizing the construction industry. It has gained tremendous momentum and has a profound impact on our environment.

From this book, you will be able to:
1. Identify your weakness through practice questions
2. Learn to work well under the pressure of timed tests
3. Check your responses against the solutions
4. Understand the solutions for the difficult questions through the explanations
5. Fully understand the scope, difficulty level, and format of the LEED Green Associate Exam
6. Learn how to pass the LEED Green Associate Exam.

There is NO official GBCI book on the LEED Green Associate Exam. "LEED GA Mock Exams" fills in the blanks and demystifies LEED. The book includes 200 questions and simulates the real exam in every aspect, including scope, difficulty level, format, and number of questions in each LEED category. It includes questions, answers, and explanations.

This book is small and easy to carry around. You can read it whenever you have a few extra minutes. It is an indispensable resource for ordinary people, developers, brokers, contractors, administrators, architects, landscape architects, engineers, interns, drafters, designers, and other design professionals.

Sample Questions for "LEED GA Mock Exams"
 
101. A project team decides to phase out some of the existing HVAC units that have CFC-based refrigerants. What is the maximum allowable annual refrigerant leakage rate?
a. 0%
b. 2%
c. 5%
d. 10%

102. Which of the following are must-have feature of open spaces? (Choose 2)
a. Vegetation
b. Shade
c. Brownfields
d. Pervious Areas
e. Hardscape Areas

103. Which of the following is true regarding HCFC-22?
a. The refrigerant has a high GWP and high ODP.
b. The refrigerant has a high GWP and low ODP.
c. The refrigerant has a low GWP and high ODP.
d. The refrigerant has a low GWP and low ODP.

Note: See my posts under the Customer Discussion Section at the lower portion of this page for tips on the easiest way to pass the LEED GA Exam.

"Prefab Architecture . . . is beyond theory, and beyond most of what we think we know about pods, containers, mods, and joints. This book is more than 'Prefabrication 101.' It is the Joy of Cooking writ large for the architecture and construction industries."
—From the Foreword by James Timberlake, FAIA

The definitive reference on prefab architecture for architects and construction professionals

Written for architects and related design and construction professionals, Prefab Architecture is a guide to off-site construction, presenting the opportunities and challenges associated with designing and building with components, panels, and modules. It presents the drawbacks of building in situ (on-site) and demonstrates why prefabrication is the smarter choice for better integration of products and processes, more efficient delivery, and realizing more value in project life cycles. In addition, Prefab Architecture provides:

  • A selected history of prefabrication from the Industrial Revolution to current computer numerical control, and a theory of production from integrated processes to lean manufacturing
  • Coverage on the tradeoffs of off-site fabrication including scope, schedule, and cost with the associated principles of labor, risk, and quality
  • Up-to-date products featuring examples of prefabricated structure, enclosure, service, and interior building systems
  • Documentation on the constraints and execution of manufacturing, factory production, transportation, and assembly
  • Dozens of recent examples of prefab projects by contemporary architects and fabricators including KieranTimberlake, SHoP Architects, Office dA, Michelle Kaufmann, and many others

In Prefab Architecture, the fresh approaches toward creating buildings that accurately convey mature and expanded green building methodologies make this book an important voice for adopting change in a construction industry entrenched in traditions of the past.

Ideal for architects, engineers, or contractors seeking the LEED Building Design & Construction (BD&C) credential, the book is a clearly organized study guide that includes sample quizzes throughout at the end of each section. Authored by an expert who teaches seminars on LEED BD&C to professionals, this LEED exam prep book stands out from its competitors in its engaging and stimulating approach. Material includes include drawings, charts, and diagrams to help the reader visually understand the concepts.
Pass the LEED AP BD&C Exam, Get Your Building LEED Certified, Fight Global Warming and Save Money!

Starting on December 1, 2011, GBCI began to draw LEED AP BD+C Exam questions from the second edition of Green Building and LEED Core Concepts Guide. We have incorporated this latest information in our books.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is one of the most important trends in development and is revolutionizing the construction industry. It has gained tremendous momentum and has a profound impact on our environment.

From this book, you will learn how to:
1. Pass the LEED AP BD+C Exam.
2. Register and achieve LEED certification for a building.
3. Understand the intent of each LEED prerequisite and credit.
4. Calculate points for LEED credits.
5. Indentify the credit path, submittal requirements, synergies, possible strategies and technologies, project phase, LEED submittal phase, and responsible party for each prerequisite and credit.
6. Earn extra credit (exemplary performance) for LEED.
7. Implement the related codes and standards.
8. Obtain points for categories not yet clearly defined by the USGBC.

Most of the existing books on LEED and the LEED exams are too expensive and complicated to be practical or helpful. This guide fills in the blanks and demystifies LEED. It uncovers the secrets, codes, and jargon for LEED as well as the true meaning of "going green." It provides a solid foundation and fundamental framework for LEED. It covers every major aspect of LEED in plain and concise language, and introduces it to ordinary people. This guide is easy to carry around. You can read it whenever you have a few extra minutes.

It is an indispensable book for ordinary people, developers, brokers, contractors, administrators, architects, landscape architects, engineers, interns, drafters, designers, and other design professionals.

What others are saying about LEED BD&C EXAM Guide ...
 
"Not a bulky ref guide
"This book ("LEED BD&C EXAM GUIDE") does a great job in highlighting and summarizing the key points and concepts in USGBC ref guide. If you only have limited amount of time for AP exam preparation, definitely go for this book."
---Metcalf

"Very valuable guide!
"I am a lighting designer and am preparing to take the LEED BD+C exam. A few years ago I had taken the LEED 2.0 beta test and unfortunately did not pass it. I got this guide ("LEED BD&C EXAM GUIDE") to prepare for the 3.0 version and it was fairly well organized to help me refresh my memory on the background LEED knowledge I had. All the specifics that one needs to know about each credit such as the Purpose of the credit, Credit path, Submittals, Strategies and technologies etc, are clearly organized for every credit. In addition the author also employs the smart technique of Mnemonics which helps in memorizing the vast amount of information in a simplified manner."
---Visswapriya Prabakar

"Immensely valuable and utterly to the point, a true must have!
This is an excellent publication by Gang Chen that outlines precisely all the key points one need for success. I personally appreciate the easy to adopt memorization technique offered by the author. Practice exams are very comprehensive yet summarized and not to mention highly effective learning tool as it is designed in this book. It is a very delightful experience for me to have this outstanding publication. In a word, this definitely worth the money and for me it turns out extraordinarily helpful.
---Shanaz, who passed LEED AP BD+C Exam on the first try

"Very Helpful!
"I found the book ("LEED BD&C EXAM GUIDE") to be very detailed and very helpful. I plan to take the exam soon, and I feel fully prepared for it."
--- Yousuf Asadzoi


Note: See posts under the Customer Discussion Section of at the lower portion of this page for tips on the easiest way to pass the LEED AP BD+C Exam.
The book is intended as:
  • A comprehensive study guide for USGBC's LEED® Green Associate Exam (v 3.0).
  • A visual explanation of sustainable and high performance buildings, and their benefits
  • A handy reference guide for building owners, architects, engineers, developers, contractors and all other design and construction professionals.

    Topics explained in the book: ? Green Building, ? Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, ? Sustainable Sites, ? Water Efficiency, ? Energy and Atmosphere, ? Material and Resources, ? Indoor Environmental Quality, ? Innovation in Design and Regional Priority.

    Graphics and text layout:
  • All chapters are color coded for easy navigation through the book.
  • Each topic is explained for its 'Intent' - addressing the environmental issue and 'Approach' - explaining the strategies to solve it.
  • Every topic is explained through colorful illustrations to help you understand the concept clearly and retain it in your memory.
  • Relevant glossary is explained at bottom of the page, saving time of having to look it up at end of the book.

    Mnemonics for easy memorization:
  • Visual mnemonics used throughout the book to help you remember difficult standards with ease.

    Design of the book:
  • Formatted in 6"x 9" layout making it very easy to carry.
  • Corners are rounded to prevent fraying and dog-eared pages by frequent use.
  • The matt finish paper and printing for glare free reading experience.
  • This book is printed on FSC certified paper, making it great for the environment.

    • Rapid Preparation for the LEED® Green Associate Exam

    LEED Prep GA: What You Really Need to Know to Pass the LEED Green Associate Exam gives you a complete, concise review of everything you need to know to successfully prepare for the Green Building Certification Institute’s LEED Green Associate exam.

    LEED Prep GA     provides a comprehensive review of the subject areas covered on the exam, a complete glossary and index, as well as a list of commonly used acronyms and resources. Assess your knowledge of the exam topics with the 100 open-ended and short answer questions designed to help you prepare for exam day

    Everything You Need to Succeed:
    •    Thorough, concise review of the LEED Green Associate exam subject areas
    •    Comprehensive glossary, index, and list of commonly used acronyms and resources
    •    100 open-ended and short answer questions assess your knowledge of the exam topics

    Proven Strategies for Getting a Project LEED® Certified

    Here is the ideal guide for architects, engineers, interior designers, project managers, facility managers, and building owners for understanding the project certification process for the Leadership for Energy and Environmental Design (LEED?) for New Construction and Major Renovations (LEED NC), LEED for Core & Shell (LEED CS), and LEED for Commercial Interiors (LEED CI) rating systems of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC?). Written by an expert who is the President of Design Management Services, a LEED consulting firm?Guidebook to the LEED Certification Process engages readers by outlining the steps, roles, and responsibilities of the team members in a straightforward, chronological manner that helps streamline the certification process.

    With the release of the LEED v3 rating systems and a new version of LEED-Online, the Guidebook to the LEED Certification Process helps project teams to streamline the project team efforts and outlines the role of the LEED consultant and project administrator. Written for LEED AP professionals and building owners that need guidance navigating a project through the process, this book outlines each step in the design and construction phases including programming and post-occupancy. Serving as a valuable resource for anyone seeking information on how to get a project LEED certified, Guidebook to the LEED Certification Process features:

    • An overview of the integrative design process.
    • Understanding the role of a LEED consultant.
    • How to build a successful team for a project pursuing LEED certification.
    • How to register a project with Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI).
    • Common pitfalls to avoid during the LEED certification process.
    • Checklists to use during design and construction to keep the team on track.


    Ask the Author: Michelle Cottrell Answers the Most Commonly Asked Questions About LEED Certification
    Author Michell Cottrell
    What are there so many registered projects as compared to certified projects?
    Most projects begin with an emphasis on pursuing LEED certification but fail to keep that momentum going during construction. The key is to assign the responsibility to one person to manage the effort from design through construction until the project is awarded certification.

    What is the biggest mistake project teams are making?
    I constantly am receiving calls after a project is under construction with teams now deciding to pursue certification. Unfortunately, starting the effort this late in the game typically costs more than anticipated as strategies need to be rethought causing the drawings to be revised.

    I am not a LEED AP, is this book still useful to me?
    The book was intended for professionals that are somewhat knowledgeable about green building strategies and terminology. So it might be helpful to pursue the LEED Green Associate credential to learn this type of information seen throughout the book.

    I worked on a project pursuing certification in 2009 under the old NC rating system, how have things changed?
    The biggest change to be aware of is the addition of a Water Reduction Prerequisite under the WE category as there was never one before. In addition, the rating systems have been re-weighted as some credits are no longer worth just one point. USGBC also added a new category, Regional Priority, although it does not contain new credits but instead provides bonus points for achieving existing credits depending on a project's zip code. Last, there is a new version of LEED-Online to manage the review process a bit differently!

    What is a commissioning agent and are we required to have one?
    NIBS defines commissioning as "a quality-oriented process for achieving, verifying, and documenting that the performance of facilities, systems, and assemblies meets defined objectives and criteria." Therefore a commissioning agent should be thought of a second set of eyes on behalf of the owner. The reason being is that most owners do come from a background in engineering to understand why systems might be required, to double check drawings, or to ensure energy related systems are installed and calibrated appropriately. Commissioning is a prerequisite but the commissioning agent (CxA) requirement can be addressed in one of two ways depending on the size of your project. Although someone needs to be assigned the role as a commissioning agent regardless. Should the project be less than 50,000 gross square feet, the CxA is not required to be an independent, third party but can be a member of the design or construction team (just not the engineer of record).
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