LEED Green Associate Exam Prep: Study Guide for Passing 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 LEED Green Associate exam. Inside the book, you will find the BEST techniques to make the challenging process of learning and applying the LEED rating systems easy and effective, while maintaining a sense of the inspiration that brought you here in the first place!
This book provides a concise review of the green building topics you MUST know to pass the LEED Green Associate exam, and also prepares you to excel in the field of green building design and certification. Whether your focus is exam preparation or seeking a LEED certification for your project, LEED READY Green Associate is:
- Presented in an easy-to-understand way that connects LEED to everyday green building situations.
- Written by an experienced architect and LEED AP with real-world experience certifying buildings under the LEED rating systems.
- Designed for learning and long-term retention rather than memorization, so exam preparation will help you build lasting expertise.
- Organized for easy comprehension, presenting basics up-front, then in-depth details and exception.
- Packed with tips and practical learning exercises that can help you pass the exam ON YOUR FIRST TRY, while also building skills you can use on LEED projects in your career.
- Created to help you understand the process of registering and certifying a building for LEED.
- Developed to communicate core concepts and strategies, including regulations, recognition and incentives for each major LEED category.
Everything You Need to Succeed in one comprehensive study guide:
- Concise view of subject areas covered on the exam
- Concepts and study materials
- Games and exercises
- Practice exams and questions
- Key terms, commonly used acronyms and exam essentials
- Recommended study methods and tips
- Complete course glossary and index
- Prepare preliminary LEED checklists, estimating target rating levels, and determining if individual credits are viable for specific projects