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Berkeley Global
As new materials are introduced to the construction market, new applications are found for existing materials and construction techniques evolve. The "do more with less" business outlook demands the most efficient use of materials in construction. In this course, you explore the implications of design realities, material capabilities, and code limitations and regulations on the construction process. Topics include the physics of natural and synthetic materials, construction tolerances, and other issues that impact quality, constructability and life-cycle assessment. Enrollment is limited.
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Spring enrollment opens on October 16!