ABSC 3410Applied Building Science

Collin College · 4 credits · UGRD

Catalog

A study of the integration of factors that cause a building to be a working system, including; engineering, architecture, materials, climate and environmental factors. The purpose of building science is to provide predictive capability to optimize the performance and sustainability of a building, understand or prevent building failures, and guide the design and use of new materials, techniques, and technologies. Lab required. Prerequisites: CNBT 2344 and MATH 1342. Major Requirement: Admission to the BAS in Construction Management Program. 4 credit hours.

Recent sections

Fall 2026 · 3 sections

Aug 24 – Dec 11

Section	Days & time	Location	Instructor
50003Class #18756-ABSC-3410-50003	Monday1:00 PM - 4:50 PM	Room	Stephen Harper
50003 notes: This section will be delivered in a hybrid format which includes 50% or less of instruction delivered online; remaining instruction will be delivered through in-person scheduled meetings. Additional requirements may include test proctoring with student authentication, a desktop or laptop computer (not a mobile device), webcam, and/or microphone.

50001Class #336734-ABSC-3410-50001	Monday6:00 PM - 9:50 PM	Room	Stephen Harper
50001 notes: This section will be delivered in a hybrid format which includes 50% or less of instruction delivered online; remaining instruction will be delivered through in-person scheduled meetings. Additional requirements may include test proctoring with student authentication, a desktop or laptop computer (not a mobile device), webcam, and/or microphone.