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         AR2080 GREEN BUILDING RATING SYSTEMS [3 0 0 3]
         Introduction to Green Building: Fundamental concepts of Green Buildings Design and its Benefits, Comparison of green and
         conventional building, Importance of sustainability for Green Building, Operation and maintenance of green building, Different
         green building rating regime and their scope, Policies and legislations. Basics of LEED processes: Overview of LEED Systems, Key
         concept  of  LEED  and its  Goal,  Basics  of  LEED  rating  system,  Benefits  of  using  LEED  and certification  process.  Organization,
         fundamentals  &  role  of  USGBC/GBCI,  Integrative  approach  to  Operation  and  Maintenance.  Sustainable  site,  location  and
         Transportation:  Scope  and  criterion  of  sustainable  site,  Site  Management  Policy,  Site  Development  and  management,
         Rainwater  management,  Heat  island  reduction,  light  pollution  reduction,  Site  improvement  plan,  Transport  and  resource
         footprint,  Joint  Use  of  facilities.  Material  and  Usage:  Fundamental  concepts  of  waste  management,  3Rs  and  Health,
         Requirement  of  resource  materials  in  building,  Procurement,  declarations  and  documentations  of  Materials  according  to
         requirement  of  LEED  certification.  Energy  Conservation  Strategies  and  Measures:  Basic  concept  of  Energy  efficiency,  Best
         management practices  for  Energy efficiency,  optimize  energy  performance,  Advanced Energy metering,  Demand Response,
         Renewable  Energy  and  carbon  offsets,  Enhanced  Refrigerant  management,  Energy  commissioning  &  performance
         management, Energy audit process, approach, equipment and tools. Water Conservation Measures and Efficiency: Water use
         pattern,  sources  and  conservation  scope  including  water  harvesting  techniques  and  treatment,  water  flow,  fixtures  and
         plumbing  network  and  water  efficient  appliances,  Indoor and  Outdoor  water use reduction,  Water metering,  Water  Audit:
         Performance  management  and  monitoring,  LEED  requirement  and  documentation  plan.  Indoor  Environment  &  Human
         Comfort: Fundamentals of Indoor environmental quality (ventilation, air quality, indoor emission, green cleaning). Measure for
         minimum indoor air quality performance, Indoor air quality management and strategies, Thermal comfort, Interior lighting,
         Daylight and quality views, Green Cleaning policy, Green cleaning products and material, Integrated pest management, Health
         and occupational comfort, Natural lighting, Thermal, Occupant comfort survey. Documentation for LEED Certification: Basic
         concepts  and  pre-requisites,  Review  of  system  management  and  all  policies  including  site  management  policy,  Best
         management  practices  for  Energy  efficiency,  water  efficiency,  Environment/Building  codes,  Impact  of  built  environment,
         sustainable & regional design, review of perform and rerun energy star rating for building, Data compilation and Submission.
         References:
          1)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2013. Introductory and Overview Sections. LEED Building Design and Construction, Reference
             Guide. v4 Edition. U.S. Green Building Council.
          2)  U.S. Green Building  Council,  2013.  LEED  Operations and Maintenance  Reference Guide. v4 Edition.  U.S. Green  Building
             Council.
          3)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2013. LEED v4 Impact Category and Point Allocation Process, Overview. U.S. Green Building
             Council.
          4)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2013. LEED v4 User Guide. U.S. Green Building Council.
          5)  US Green Building Council, 2013. US Green Building Council LEEDv4 for operations and maintenance checklist. US Green
             Building Council.
          6)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2014. Green Building and LEED Core Concepts Guide. 3rd Edition. U.S. Green Building Council.
          7)  US Green Building Council, 2014. Green Building Incentive strategies, US Green Building Council.
          8)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2014. Guide to LEED Certification: Commercial. U.S. Green Building Council.
          9)  U.S. Green Building Council, 2014. “Rating System Selection Guidance” U.S. Green Building Council.

         AR2081 FUNDAMENTALS OF VASTU SHASTRA [3 0 0 3]
         The  basic  elements  of  Vastu:  Vastu  Purusha mandala,  The  basic  elements  of  natures,  Direction  and  the governing planets,
         Symbols and other physical elements, Colours and textures in Vastu Shastra; Impacts of Vastu principles on residential site:
         Influences of Planets of various aspects of Land, Placement and orientation of buildings, Entrance, staircase, room locations
         and other services, Opening and other architectural elements; Time and its impact of building activities: The calculation for
         various calendar, Nakshkta and their impacts, Basic remedial techniques.

         AR2082 INDOOR LANDSCAPE DESIGN [0 0 0 3]
         Introduction to Indoor landscape design and its influence on our physical and visual environment; Hierarchy of Indoor spaces,
         elements of Indoor landscape, recent trends in concepts and approaches to Indoor landscape design; Landscape detailing of
         terrace  garden  and  Vertical  Gardens;  Various  available  models  for  calculating  carbon  footprint  and  greenhouse  emission,
         Public  life  tools  through  direct  observations  for evaluating  public  projects  and  their  performance  through  Age  and Gender
         Tally,  People Moving  Count,  Participant  Survey,  and  stationary  Activity  Mapping,  time-lapse camera  and  other  tools,  Plant
         inventory  data  to  quantify  environmental  and  aesthetic  benefits  and  value  for  money,  including  energy  conservation,  air
         quality improvement, Carbon di oxide Reduction; The study area can range from a single planting site to an entire building.
         References:
             1)  Simonds,  John  Ormsbee. (1983).  Landscape  Architecture: A  manual  of  site planning  and design. McGraw  Hill,  New
                York.
             2)  The Landscape Performance Series- Landscape Architecture foundation, USA, https:// www.landscapeperformace.org

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