Continuing Education
Continuing education designed to enable the architect to stay up-to-date, master new knowledge and skills, plan for the future and responsibly meet the role society entrusts to the architectural professional.
General Knowledge 4 courses
Acoustics Matters: Shaping Sound in Healthcare Environments
ONLINE
HSW
General Knowledge
This session will be a recording of a live panel discussion from the USG Acoustics Matters series focusing on acoustics as it relates to the healthcare environment. Panelists include thought leaders Bryan Langlands, Principal and Senior…
Acoustics Matters: Rethinking the Workplace Environment Panel Discussion
ONLINE
HSW
General Knowledge
This session will be a two part program consisting of a recording of a live panel discussion from USG Acoustics Matters series focusing on acoustics as it relates to the workplace environment. Panelists include thought leaders…
Acoustics in Learning Spaces, A Live Industry Panel Discussion
ONLINE
HSW
General Knowledge
This panel discussion features industry thought leaders on acoustics and architecture with expertise in educational environments. The panelists will explore the impact of acoustics in learning spaces, while connecting the past, present, and future of architectural…
Architecture 4 courses
Air Barrier Testing in Review
ONLINE
HSW
Architecture
This course will provide greater insight into the different industry testing methods that are specified for air barrier membranes.
Moisture Mitigation and Self Leveling Underlayment
ONLINE
HSW
Architecture
This course will cover a high level overview of concrete flooring design best practices, types of flooring failures and the various system tests.
Reading Architectural Drawings
ONLINE
Architecture
Watch this video to understand the basics of reading architectural drawings. **This course is NOT for CEU credit.**
Targeting Carbon in the Fight Against Climate Change
ONLINE
HSW
Architecture
This course discusses the impact that buildings have on greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon, and how the Architecture 2030 Challenge for Products is looking to lower embodied carbon through a more sustainable building products offering.