Chapter 2 - The Test Process Flashcards
What is the LEED Core Concept Guide?
A guide that introduces green building fundamentals to serve as a foundations for more advanced study of green building and the LEED rating system. It is one of the primary references candidates should study for the LEED Green Associate exam.
What are knowledge domains?
The content areas of the LEED Green Associate exam that reflect the rating systems credit categories and what an exam candidate needs to know, including concepts such as the LEED process, integrative strategies, LEED credit categories, and project surroundings and public outreach.
What is the LEED Green Associate Exam?
A LEED professional credential exam that tests general knowledge of commercial and residential green building practices for both new and existing buildings, developed and updated by subject matter experts. An exam candidate has 2 hours to complete the exam, which consists of 100 random multiple choice questions, and must score 170 points or above out of 200 to pass.
What is the LEED Green Associate Candidate Handbook?
An important exam reference that features current policies and procedures for the LEED v4 Green Associate professional credentialing exam and includes exam specifications (such as the task knowledge domains), exam references, and sample questions.
What are primary references?
A list of important reference sources presented in the LEED v4 Green Associate Candidate Handbook that and exam candidate should study as a basis for test day success.
What are task domains?
The content areas of the LEED Green Associate exam that reflects the necessary to perform LEED safely and effectively, including concepts such as LEED project and team coordination, LEED certifications process, analyses required for LEED credits, and advocacy and education for adoption for LEED rating system.
