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The course was informative I learned about Phenolic panels and VIPs

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Good course.

Good course. I would have preferred additional technical details that show how the IPM are constructed and how they are installed in exterior assemblies.

Really good. I work with insulated metal panels but did not know several of the things discussed. Thank you.

Very informative and confirms my desire to utilize IMP when appropriate

great

Please check the quiz for this course as it appears that there is no correct answer established for the following question. The selected answer is noted as incorrect but there is no correct response provided: Question #7 Which of the following can be used as a universal barrier wall behind brick, metal cladding, or other rainscreen products to create a high-performance building envelope? You answered incorrectly: c. Insulated metal panels The correct answer:

The course was very informative. It would have been nice to see at least one construction detail for one of the case study buildings, perhaps a wall section showing the metal panels and their attachment to the building structure or the attachment of a finish (such as the thin brick) to the metal panels.

Course is good. more on u factor would be good. Question 7. has an error, did not count correct answer and was blank as the correct answer.

This course was well presented and very informative. Thank you!

Good information on IMP's and C.I.

The course was very well done. The case studies were effectively used to demonstrate the specific points being made. The vocabulary used was very much in line with the current technologies used in Building Envelope Design.

Good matertial to study for AIA CE

Some of the questions have errors! All of them are multiple choice where you select only one answer, which should be 'radio buttons', but they are instead all 'checkboxes' where you can select multiple answers to any question. If you pick a choice, and then pick a different one, the previous choice doesn't automatically uncheck. If you forget to do that yourself, you could get the question wrong. For question 5, technically both A and C were correct, c was just more correct. I'd change the wording of the question to 'select the most correct answer' or something. For question 7, I got it wrong, but according to the course PDF, my answer was correct - it's quite clear in the course. Your website also did not show me what the 'correct' answer was for question 7, so something might be off there. I passed, so I'm fine, but others might fail for reasons relate to your website and test, and not for reasons related to the actual content of the course.