Intro to Building Systems
Identifying and operating the mechanical and electrical systems behind modern smart buildings.
From a stationary BAS testbed developed for a new urban-safe energy storage solution to a mobile platform for training next-generation, hardware-fluent Smart City engineers.
Identifying and operating the mechanical and electrical systems behind modern smart buildings.
Translating building schematics and wiring into digital control logic to command energy.
Commissioning distributed energy resources (DERs) for utility demand response programs.
Welcome to your Smart City training guide.
Rising energy demand needs hardware-fluent engineers. Learn to modernize pneumatic controls and capped electrical capacity, revive BAS left brain-dead by hot and cold calls, and manage two-way power flows. Build transferable skills that future-proof your career.
Trainees will be introduced to pneumatic systems and how to convert them into digital-ready controls for smart buildings.
Trainees will be introduced to hardware wiring and schematics reading, the groundwork of hardware-fluent engineers.
Trainees will be introduced to BAS and its networking, to coordinate a building’s energy systems and make it an active grid participant.
Trainees will be introduced to integrating distributed energy resources through a DERMS, to avoid safety risks and monetize the energy they command.
Hands-on training that prepares you for jobs in the Smart City and grid service professions.
Bring software fluency to the crews who already know the hardware. We train your team to program and commission smart building controls, so you can win larger contracts and diversify your revenue streams with Smart City solutions.
For college graduates, such as software engineers, who want to join the energy transition. Get comfortable with the physical devices your code controls and prepare for roles in grid services, demand aggregation and energy trading.