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School: Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

Radon Mitigation in Difficult Houses
Course Format: Classroom
This is a new training being developed by SRRTC in conjunction with the Tennessee Radon Program. The training will offer certified mitigators an opportunity to gain more experience and knowledge with mitigation problem solving for difficult homes. SRRTC will apply for continuing credits to the radon proficiency programs for this training.
 

Mitigating Houses with a Crawl Space
Course Format: Classroom
SRRTC and the Tennessee Radon Program is collaborating to provide this new training to provide information to certified mitigators on problems with mitigating houses with crawl spaces. The training will offer classroom and field exercises. SRRTC will apply for continuing education credits with the radon proficiency programs.
 

Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a workshop rather than a lecture class. The objective of this workshop is to familiarize you with the purpose and intent of your quality assurance plan and to increase confidence in your radon measurements. By applying the principles of quality assurance, you will realize the benefit of improved radon measurements and be more aware of the conditions causing error in your measurem...
 

Inspecting the Mitigation System During the Home Inspection
Course Format: Classroom
This training is designed to equip home inspectors on how to inspect an active radon mitigation system during a typical home inspection. The course was developed in cooperation with USEPA and the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) checklist. The training will provide classroom presentations and fieldwork in a residential home to inspect an active mitigation system. All home inspectors, ...
 

Radon Technology for Mitigators
Course Format: Classroom
This training is a comprehensive approach through classroom presentations and hands-on fieldwork for design and installation for a mitigation system. This training will cover some of these topics: Building diagnostics Building investigation Design of a mitigation system Worker health and safety Radon in water Radon resistant new construction techniques The training prepares parti...
 

Radon Measurement Operators
Course Format: Classroom
This training prepares participants to conduct competent radon measurements in residential settings and to interpret results for clients. It also prepares the student to sit for the national radon proficiency certification exam. Some of the topics covered include: Basics of radon Physics of radon Health effects of radon Radon measurements Quality assurance/quality control Radon mea...
 

Use Case Modeling
Course Format: Classroom
Use cases provide a structured, industry-standard way of eliciting and documenting functional requirements. The process enhances communication between business analysts and business customers, and lays the foundation for user interface design and test case development. They also provide insights into data requirements, and help clients articulate their needs in ways other requirements activitie...
 

Software Testing for Business Analysts
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents best practice methods and techniques for software testing to obtain thorough and effective testing results. Various levels and types of testing are covered. Techniques to efficiently test software deliverables throughout the project lifecycle are discussed and reinforced. This course focuses on the management of the software testing lifecycle by establishing a test strat...
 

Planning and Managing Requirements
Course Format: Classroom
It is now well recognized that requirements are critical to the success of any major project. According to SEI¡¯s Square Project the total percentage of project budget due to requirements defects is 25 to 40 percent and costs the economy $59.5 billion annually! As a result, a planned requirements approach is essential to a successful and smooth-running project. Just like the project itself n...
 

Mastering Requirements Using UML and Use Cases
Course Format: Classroom
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is the foremost object-oriented development approach, and represents the unification of the Rumbaugh’s OMT, the Booch method and Jacobson’s Objectory. Object-oriented models effectively capture and communicate business requirements in a way that closely resembles the real world and responds to change. The course covers the analysis process, sho...
 

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