Technologies for Facilities Management: Required in the

When used properly, technology can significantly enhance the performance of your facilities. This course will help you better understand the role of technology and its impact on both workers and the workplace. You will gain the knowledge to evaluate your current technological services and systems and to determine what technologies are appropriate. You will also learn about software, telecommunications systems, data transmissions, and electrical services.

Major topics covered in this course:
  • The growth of technology in the workplace
  • Computer aided facilities management (CAFM)
  • Local area networks
  • Computer aided design (CAD) systems
  • Telecommunications systems
  • Power distributions
  • Electrical lighting
  • HVAC systems
  • Internal special room and space requirements
  • Laboratories and interior environment
  • High security and surveillance systems
  • Data retrieval and distribution systems
You will take away these key concepts and skills:
  • Guidance in recognizing which computer platforms and software applications will work with your company’s system
  • The ability to identify programs that suit your automation needs
  • The vocabulary needed to communicate intelligently with technicians and tenants alike

 

ACE credit recommendation: 2 semester hours, upper division baccalaureate