The course "Sustainable Design (Green Design) – Exam" is aimed at professionals and designers interested in deepening their knowledge of sustainability applied to product and service life cycles. The training focuses on sustainable and circular design principles, incorporating life cycle assessment (LCA) to rigorously evaluate environmental impacts. Topics include eco-design and design for environment (DfE) methodologies, emphasizing the selection of recycled, recyclable, and low-impact materials, as well as designing for durability, repairability, and ease of disassembly. The course covers energy efficiency, CO2 emissions reduction, and sustainable packaging. Relevant international standards such as ISO 14001, ISO 14040/44 for LCA, and ISO 14006 for eco-design are examined, alongside introductions to carbon footprint and Environmental Product Declarations (EPD). The course also addresses sustainability communication, analyzing green claims and greenwashing risks, and integrates sustainability criteria into product development processes. The exam assesses applied skills through advanced technical scenarios simulating real-world cases across multiple sectors, with challenging questions designed to test knowledge and expertise.
The pathway is designed for managers, executives, function owners, auditors and professionals. Lessons use validated minimum study time and a contextual tutor; assessments use server-side random selection of questions and answers, session-continuity controls, camera and local audio-activity monitoring during protected tests.
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