Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Senari Pelajar Kursus Climatic Hanya Ini Ya...!

LIST OF STUDENTS LISTED IN AIMS 28 NOV 2012
Bil No. K/P Nama Tahun Kursus
1 890214126184  AMELIA JAMES  5SBS
2 890902105723  AMIRUL AFIQ BIN ROZLAN  5SBS
3 880319105516  ELLIYIN BT RASIF  4SBS
4 900729146084  IZATUL NOR SYAFIQAH BINTI SHAROM  4SBES
5 881129025595  MOHD NOR UZAIR BIN NOR ASHIKHIN  5SBS
6 880103565433  MOHD NORFARIS BIN NORDIN  5SBS
7 900316086175  MOHD SHAHRIL BIN AB SAHAK  4SBES
8 900713095147  MUHAMAD SHAFIQ BIN ABU BAKAR  4SBES
9 880512016013  MUHAMMAD REDUAN BIN ISAHAK  4SBS
10 890826045246  NAZLIA BT MUSTAFA  5SBS
11 890217016044  NOORULNASHUHA BINTI ATAN  5SBS
12 890309235308  NORAINI BT HUSSEIN  5SBS
13 880128145806  NURUL IMAN BT JAMIL  4SBS
14 880712565412  WAN SONA AFZAN BT WAN MOHD NASSERUDIN  5SBS
15 890220105048  ZAIDATUL AKMAL BINTI ARIFFIN  5SBS


Yang tiada di dalam list ini tidak berkaitan. Sebarang masalah sila berhubung dengan saya segera 019-7342539


Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Assessment - Coursework & Test

100 % Coursework devided into 3 main component;
1. Assignment 1. : 22nd Nov 2012 - SUBMISSION Assignment 1
2. Assignment 2 (Building Maintenance and Energy Managemant). 29 Nov 2012 - Progress Presentation Assignment 2; 6 & 13 Dec 2012 -  Assignment 2 Presentation
3. Test (may be divided into several quizzes). 22nd Nov 2012 - Test


Assignment Description
Marks %
Assessment Criteria
Overall %

PO1
PO2
PO3
PO4
PO5


1
Critical observation on Environmen, Energy & Built Environment . 
(Individual assignment)



- Observe, investigate and records on occupant knowledge, awareness and practices related to EE in their office/workplace.
- Discuss how those behavior give an impact on Energy Consumption and Environment at large.
- Use the finding to carry out tasks given in  assignment 2 (below).
22nd Nov 2012 - SUBMISSION Assignment 1

CL01
10%




To understand and discuss topics related to Global, National & Local Environmental Issues due to the Human Activities and the expansion in Built Environment.


10
2
Energy Management and maintenance in Building – Building Study (group work).
- Identify building to be studied.
- Carry out energy Management program. (Refer to lecture note the scope of EMP).
- Carry out simple EE campaign, EE Campaign, energy audit and EE building investigation.
- Data analysis, report writing, Presentation & submission.

29 Nov 2012 - Progress Presentation Assignment 2;

 6 & 13 Dec 2012 -  Assignment 2 Final Presentation
CL01
10%




1. To test student’s   understanding on building design characteristic in relation to human comfort criteria.
2. To test student’s ability to conduct data collection related to building design characteristic and information, energy consumption and technologies available in building case studies.
3. To evaluate student’s ability in data analysis, syntisize  and discuss energy performance of the building. on building maintenance issues.
4. To test student’s ability on doing Simple Energy Management Program in Building, data analysis and come up with EE & RE solutions and preparing report writing.

50
CLO2

10%



CLO3


10%


CLO4



10%

CLO5




10%
4
Test
22nd Nov 2012 - Test
CL01
20%




To test student’s ability on several knowledge an issues relate to Climatic, EE&RE technologies and Environmental Issues
40
CLO3


20%



Total
100


Group Assignment:-
Building B02, L1:
Building B02, L2:
Building B02, L3:
Building B02, L4:
Building B05, L1:
Building B05, L2:
Building B05, L3:
Building B05, L4:
Building B06, L1:
Building B06, L2:
Building B06, L3:
Building B06, L4:
Building B0x, L1:

______________________________________________
ASSIGNMENT 2:
______________________________________________

Title/Theme: Energy Awareness, Management and maintenance in Institutional Building (FAB). 
Objectives:
Understanding environmental & energy awareness.
Understanding climatic principles in relation to indoor climate.
Understanding building design characteristic in relation to human comfort criteria.
Understanding building maintenance issues.
Understanding Simple Energy Management Program in Building and preparing report writing.


Methodology

A. Energy & Sustainability awareness.
Background information.
Environmental & Energy awareness.
B. Building Operation & Maintenance.
Background information of the building & its occupants
Examine the building design and construction in relation to climatic design principles.
Examine the building operation, indoor building condition and the level of comfort condition provided for the occupant.
Examine building maintenance issues and identify causes and potential solutions.
C. Energy Management Program
Carry out energy management.
Study the awareness level among occupant in building.
Carry out walk through energy audit – you may audit the whole building or only a typical floor (verify with your tutor).
Calculate total energy consumption, load apportioning and determine BEI, AEI, LEI, OEI, CEI.
Identify & recommend potential of Energy Saving Measures.


Energy Audit program includes:-
Identifying status of Energy Management or facility management structure.
Identify any information of previous and current energy consumption recorded through meter readings.
Identify and measure total floor area (AC & Without AC)
Carry out audit of all types of electrical light fittings, AC & ventilation systems, office/electrical appliances used in the building.
Identify and calculate hours of used daily, monthly and annually
Calculate total electricity consumption, BEI, LEI, AEI & OEI.
Calculate cost of electricity/energy consumption and Costs indexes (OCI) .
Carry out survey on EE awareness, knowledge and practice among users.
Introducing innovative solution to building deterioration, comfort problem and energy wastage.
Analysis and conclusions.

Energy Efficiency Awareness program includes:-
Energy Efficiency Awareness program includes:-
Carry out Interview using questionnaire among;
Users
Building management staff (if any).
Recording through observation any significant information related to users and building in relation to energy consumption.
Proposed improvement strategies and retrofitting approach;
Propose appropriate approach to improve EE practices.
Proposed innovative solution to solve building deterioration, comfort problem and energy wastage
Enhanced by introducing passive and/ore active design solution.
Other method to improve building condition & EE.




Output:
Report on A4.
Softcopy (CD) ;
MS Words
Slides MS PowerPoint.
1A2 sheets (summary).
Duration:
First briefing: Week 4
Seminar Presentation : (29 N0v, 6 & 13 Dec 2012).
Final submission: Week 15
allocation: 40%

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

COURSE OUTLINE 2012/2013


CLASS: 2.00PM EVERY THURSDAY @ LECTURE ROOM F
(any problem please call me) 0134352539; B11 Room 431.


SYNOPSIS:
The course gives emphasis on human comfort and energy saving concept and criteria in architecture and building design. The scope of the architecture solutions may be passive or mechanical that illustrates climatic understanding and the use of appropriate technological solutions in architecture design with particular emphasis on tropical climate.

OBJECTIVES:
• To review the influence of climate on architecture on both human comfort and environmental consideration
• To explore passive and mechanical solutions for comfort and energy conservation
• To provide platform for innovative ideas on climatic architecture, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency technology in building design application.


COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES:

CLO 1 Demonstrate effectively the knowledge of basic principles of environmental issues in relation to energy consumption in built environment and modern lifestyle
CLO 2 Conduct data collection related to building design characteristic and information, energy consumption and technologies available in building case studies. Analyse data collected, conclude and discuss energy performance of the building.
CLO 3 Propose appropriate solutions to improve building design in response to issues on the above studies and in design project
CLO 4 Communicate effectively in oral & written form
CLO 5 Capable of working cooperatively as a team through participation in group work and class discussion


Teaching and Learning Activities SLT (hours)

1. Face-to-Face Learning
a. Lecturer-Centered Learning – Lecture (8 lectures) 16 hrs
b. Student-Centered Learning (SCL) - Laboratory/Tutorial 07 hrs

2. Self-Directed Learning
a. Non-face-to-face learning or student-centered learning (SCL) such as manual, assignment, module, e-Learning, building visit and data collection, etc. 38 hrs
b. Revision 01 hrs
c. Assessment Preparations 14 hrs

3. Formal Assessment
a. Continuous Assessment 03 hrs
b. Final Test 01 hrs

Total (SLT) 80 hrs


WEEKLY ACTIVITIES


Date, Week & Activities
13th Sept 2012 -  lecture 1: Introduction to the Environmental Architecture, Building Climatology and Climatic Architecture Technology
20th Sept 2012 -  lecture 2a: Energy for development. lecture 2b: Energy Consumption and environmental issues.
27th Sept 2012 -  lecture 3: Green Building – Background, Concept & initiatives
Energy Conservation : Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency concept and initiatives.
Introduction to Assignment 1 & 2
4th Oct 2012 -  lecture 4: Principles of Sustainable Architectural Design and Practice
4th Oct 2012 - lecture 5: a. Thermal Comfort Criteria and Design Response to climate condition. b. Sustainable Design: Passive and Active Cooling Technology. Solar Control and Daylighting Technology.
11th Oct 2012 -  lecture 6: Energy Management, Energy Audit in building, EE Building & Building Maintenance.
18th Oct 2012 -  lecture 7: Renewable Energy Technology for building.- PV System, BIPV, Solar Heating etc
18th Oct  - 22nd Nov 2012 - Assignment 1 and Assignment 2 Part 1 (Building Study)
8th Nov 2012 -  lecture 8: Energy Efficiency Technologies - EE lighting, EE cooling, EE office equipment, etc.
15th Nov 2012 -  Semester Break - Self Study

22nd Nov 2012 - SUBMISSION Assignment 1
22nd Nov 2012 - Test
29 Nov 2012 - Progress Presentation Assignment 2: Building Study / Group assignment
6 & 13 Nov 2012 -  Assignment 2 Presentation & Peer Review Assessment


REFERENCES:

• Victor Olgay, Design With Climate (Bioclimatic Approach to Architectural Regionalism), Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1963.
• Randall Thomas, Environmental Design: An Introduction for Architects and Engineers, E&FN Spon, Chapman&Hall, London, 1996.
• Fuller Moore, Environmental Control Systems: Heating Cooling Lighting, McGraw-Hill International Editions, Architecture and Urban Planning Series, 1993.
• Randal Banham, The Architecture of Well-Tempered Environment, The Architectural Press, London, 1969.
• Dean Hawkes, The Environmental tradition, E&FN Spon, Chapman&Hall, London, 1996.
• Catherine Slessor, Eco-Tech: Sustainable Architecture and high Technology, Thames&Hudson Ltd., London, 2001.
• Ivor Richards (2001). “TR Hamzah & Yeang Ecology of the sky” Image Publishing.
• Alison G et.al. The Green Studio Handbook – Environmental Strategies for Schematic Design, Architectural Press, 2007.
• Jason Alread & Thomas Leslie (2007). “Design-Tech: Building science for Architect”. Architectural Press.
• http://greenworkbase.blogspot.com/
• http://earthcaremalaysia.blogspot.com/


Monday, February 20, 2012

COURSE OUTLINE: SBA 4432 CAT SEM2 2011-2012

CLASS: 2.00PM EVERY TUESDAY @ LECTURE ROOM 3
(any problem please call me) 0134352539; B11 Room 431.


SYNOPSIS:
The course gives emphasis on human comfort and energy saving concept and criteria in architecture and building design. The scope of the architecture solutions may be passive or mechanical that illustrates climatic understanding and the use of appropriate technological solutions in architecture design with particular emphasis on tropical climate.

OBJECTIVES:
• To review the influence of climate on architecture on both human comfort and environmental consideration
• To explore passive and mechanical solutions for comfort and energy conservation
• To provide platform for innovative ideas on climatic architecture, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency technology in building design application.


COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES:

CLO 1 Demonstrate effectively the knowledge of basic principles of environmental issues in relation to energy consumption in built environment and modern lifestyle
CLO 2 Conduct data collection related to building design characteristic and information, energy consumption and technologies available in building case studies. Analyse data collected, conclude and discuss energy performance of the building.
CLO 3 Propose appropriate solutions to improve building design in response to issues on the above studies and in design project
CLO 4 Communicate effectively in oral & written form
CLO 5 Capable of working cooperatively as a team through participation in group work and class discussion


Teaching and Learning Activities SLT (hours)

1. Face-to-Face Learning
a. Lecturer-Centered Learning – Lecture (8 lectures) 16 hrs
b. Student-Centered Learning (SCL) - Laboratory/Tutorial 07 hrs

2. Self-Directed Learning
a. Non-face-to-face learning or student-centered learning (SCL) such as manual, assignment, module, e-Learning, building visit and data collection, etc. 38 hrs
b. Revision 01 hrs
c. Assessment Preparations 14 hrs

3. Formal Assessment
a. Continuous Assessment 03 hrs
b. Final Test 01 hrs

Total (SLT) 80 hrs


WEEKLY ACTIVITIES


Date, Week & Activities
21st Feb 1 lecture 1: Introduction to the Environmental Architecture, Building Climatology and Climatic Architecture Technology
28th Feb 2 lecture 2a: Energy for development. lecture 2b: Energy Consumption and environmental issues.
6th March 3 lecture 3: Green Building – Background, Concept & initiatives
Energy Conservation : Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency concept and initiatives.
Introduction to Assignment 1 & 2
13th March 4 lecture 4: Principles of Sustainable Architectural Design and Practice
20th March 5 lecture 5: a. Thermal Comfort Criteria and Design Response to climate condition. b. Sustainable Design: Passive and Active Cooling Technology. Solar Control and Daylighting Technology.
27th March 6 lecture 6: Energy Management, Energy Audit in building, EE Building & Building Maintenance.
3rd April 7 lecture 7: Renewable Energy Technology for building.- PV System, BIPV, Solar Heating etc
10th April 8 Assignment (Building Study)
17th April 9 Semester Break - Self Study
24th April 10 lecture 8: Energy Efficiency Technologies - EE lighting, EE cooling, EE office equipment, etc.
SUBMISSION Assignment 1
1st May 11 Test
8th & 15th May 12-13 Assignment: Building Study / Group assignment
22nd & 29th May 13&14 Assignment Presentation & Peer Review Assessment
5th June 15 Assignment Presentation & Peer Review Assessment


REFERENCES:


• Victor Olgay, Design With Climate (Bioclimatic Approach to Architectural Regionalism), Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1963.
• Randall Thomas, Environmental Design: An Introduction for Architects and Engineers, E&FN Spon, Chapman&Hall, London, 1996.
• Fuller Moore, Environmental Control Systems: Heating Cooling Lighting, McGraw-Hill International Editions, Architecture and Urban Planning Series, 1993.
• Randal Banham, The Architecture of Well-Tempered Environment, The Architectural Press, London, 1969.
• Dean Hawkes, The Environmental tradition, E&FN Spon, Chapman&Hall, London, 1996.
• Catherine Slessor, Eco-Tech: Sustainable Architecture and high Technology, Thames&Hudson Ltd., London, 2001.
• Ivor Richards (2001). “TR Hamzah & Yeang Ecology of the sky” Image Publishing.
• Alison G et.al. The Green Studio Handbook – Environmental Strategies for Schematic Design, Architectural Press, 2007.
• Jason Alread & Thomas Leslie (2007). “Design-Tech: Building science for Architect”. Architectural Press.