This training session focuses on life cycle cost analysis (LCCA) for energy efficiency projects. A range of case studies from manufacturing facilities will be presented to provide a deeper understanding of the economic dynamics of energy efficiency initiatives and their long-term financial impact. Real-world examples will offer practical insights into the application of LCCA, addressing key considerations such as investment decisions, operational factors, and maintenance costs. Participants will gain the knowledge needed to evaluate and align energy projects with financial sustainability goals. Instructor: Dr. Ethan Languri, an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and the Director of the Industrial Assessment Center at Tennessee Tech University. The course hours can be self-reported as Professional Development Hours (PDH) to the Board of Professional Engineers. Registration includes complimentary breakfast, lunch, parking and certificate!

This in-person training covers HVAC energy efficiency improvement and cost reduction strategies for manufacturing facilities. Topics include HVAC system fundamentals, energy-saving opportunities, motor and belt-driven systems, indoor air quality, air-side economizers, and free cooling. Participants will also explore variable frequency drives, variable refrigerant flow systems, and heat pump water heaters. Hands-on case studies and modeling using Carrier’s Hourly Analysis Program (HAP) software will enhance learning. Attendees will gain actionable insights to optimize HVAC performance, lower costs, and improve sustainability. Instructor: Dr. Ethan Languri, an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and the Director of the Industrial Assessment Center at Tennessee Tech University. The course hours can be self-reported as Professional Development Hours (PDH) to the Board of Professional Engineers. Registration includes complimentary breakfast, lunch, parking and certificate!

Last day for undergraduate and graduate students to withdraw from Summer I courses by 5:00 pm.

Graduate School applicaiton deadline for Summer 2 (please check specific programs for their deadline).

The Survey of Student Opinion of Instruction (SSOI) becomes available for students to complete for Summer I courses

First schedule cancellation for anyone not paid by 5:00 pm for Summer Session II