For these reasons, an important goal for the future is to be able to monitor the moisture status of buildings non-invasively, using ‘building assistant systems’. What this means is that designing and installing moisture and waterproofing monitoring systems need to become standard. To implement such systems, we need people with appropriate, documented qualifications.
In this practically-oriented university course you will learn, based on fundamental principles, how to identify problem presentations, how to use simulation tools to design adequate solutions for practical situations, and how to analyze monitoring data.
The university course consists of 5 modules. If applicants can show evidence of sufficient existing qualifications, they do not have to attend Module 0 ‘Basic Principles’.
Module 0: BASIC PRINCIPLES (optional)
Module 1: DESIGN
Module 2: DATA ANALYSIS
Module 3: INSTALLATION IN PRACTICE
Module 4: PROJECT WORK
This course is designed for
Next course start: 14 April 2023
Course dates:
Registration until 26 March 2023
Any one of the following qualifications is sufficient for admission to the course:
Next start date: 14 April 2023
Registration deadline: 26 March 2023
Required documents:
Please send your application by e-mail to lifelong.learning. @tugraz.at
Vera Carla POSCHAUKO
Mag.
TU Graz Life Long Learning
Phone: +43 316 873 4932
vera.poschauko @tugraz.at
Hans HAFELLNER
Ass.Prof. Baumeister Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.
TU Graz, Institute for Building Physics, Services and Construction
Phone: +43 316 873 6246
hafellner @tugraz.at