This specialization provides a practical introduction to Building Management Systems (BMS) and their application in modern building automation. Learners progress from BMS fundamentals and AHU design to control logic, interface design, commissioning, diagnostics, and maintenance through guided demonstrations, readings, interactive activities, and real-world scenarios.
The specialization uses AHU systems as a practical example to help learners understand how field devices, controllers, communication networks, control strategies, operator interfaces, alarms, trends, and commissioning activities work together in a complete BMS environment. No prior BMS or programming experience is required.
Applied Learning Project
Learners will apply BMS concepts through practical, scenario-based activities based on real-world building and AHU applications. They will work with equipment data, I/O points, AHU sizing concepts, control sequences, alarms, trends, interface layouts, usability testing, and commissioning workflows.
These activities help learners connect design, control, visualization, troubleshooting, and commissioning concepts to common tasks performed by BMS engineers, operators, and facility teams.
