www.noblecompany.com      Noble Company - Provider Number H286   AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE:  Preventing Failures in Ceramic Tile and Stone AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 010 CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit (also IDCEC - Class # 7718 for Interior Designers) DESCRIPTION:  Discuss the Design Deflection Criteria review for successful installations for ceramic tile & stone.  Review the ANSI Standards for Movement Joints, Surface Preparation, Deflection, Crack Isolation and Waterproofing membranes for tile and stone.  Review the most common misconceptions about why floors fail. Controlling movement within the installation while dealing with “real world” scenarios created by current construction methods, real project examples.  Review the criteria of various job failures and how they could have been avoided.  Take a look at the types of projects that use Crack Isolation, Waterproofing and Sound Isolation Membranes and how these affect the projects specifications.      AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE:  Sound Rated Floors for Tile, Stone & Hardwood AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 020  CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit    DESCRIPTION:  Brief history of the ceramic tile & stone installations systems.  Design Criteria concerns for ceramic tile & stone.  How new technology created significant advancements as well as significant new problems.  Presenting proper methods of installation procedures and criteria for Sound Isolation for Ceramic Tile and Stone floors.  When & Where to use Sound Isolation      AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE: Waterproofing for Ceramic Tile and Stone AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 030  CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit    DESCRIPTION:  Brief history of the ceramic tile & stone installations systems.  Design Criteria concerns for ceramic tile & stone.  How new technology created significant advancements as well as significant new problems.  Presenting proper methods of installation procedures and criteria for Waterproofing for Ceramic Tile and Stone floors.  When & Where to use Waterproofing • Different Types of Waterproofing and Physical Characteristics of each  Proper Design Codes and Details         AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE:          Crack Isolation Membranes - Underlayments for Ceramic Tile and Stone  AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 040  CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit    DESCRIPTION:  Brief history of the ceramic tile & stone installations systems. • Design Criteria concerns for ceramic tile & stone.  Controlling movement within the installation while dealing with “real world” scenarios created by current construction methods.  Bridging and solving movement/control joints to maintain tile/stone designs.  How new technology created significant advancements as well as significant new problems.  Presenting proper methods of installation procedures and criteria for interior and exterior crack isolation membranes.   AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE:                 Preventing Failures in Ceramic Tile and Stone - 2006 ANSI & TCA update AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 050  CREDITS: 2 HSW SD Learning Units DESCRIPTION:  Discuss the New Design Deflection Criteria review for successful installations for ceramic tile & stone.  Review the New ANSI 2006 Standards for Movement Joints, Surface Preparation, Deflection, Crack Isolation and Waterproofing membranes for tile and stone.  Take a look at the most common misconceptions about why floors fail. Controlling movement within the installation while dealing with “real world” scenarios created by current construction methods, real project examples.  Analyze the criteria of various job failures and how they could have been avoided.  Take a look at the types of projects that use Crack Isolation, Waterproofing and Sound Isolation Membranes and how these affect the projects specifications         AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE: Recent Trends in Waterproofing for Tile and Stone Installations   AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: 000005 CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit (This class has been submitted to the IDCEC for approval) DESCRIPTION:  Brief history of the ceramic tile & stone installations systems.  Design Criteria concerns for ceramic tile & stone.  How new technology created significant advancements as well as significant new problems.  Presenting proper methods of installation procedures and criteria for Waterproofing for Ceramic Tile and Stone floors.  When & Where to use Waterproofing • Different Types of Waterproofing and Physical Characteristics of each  Proper Design Codes and Details         AIA CES PROGRAM TITLE:                 Tile and Stone Membranes - Can they       Contribute to Green Building? AIA CES PROGRAM NUMBER: NOB001 CREDITS: 1 HSW SD Learning Unit DESCRIPTION:  Discuss the New Design Deflection Criteria review for successful installations for ceramic tile & stone.  Review the New ANSI 2006 Standards for Movement Joints, Surface Preparation, Deflection, Crack Isolation and Waterproofing membranes for tile and stone.  Take a look at the most common misconceptions about why floors fail. Controlling movement within the installation while dealing with “real world” scenarios created by current construction methods, real project examples.  Review thenew 2009 LEED NC 2.2 Green Building Rating System and the changes to the categories and how they affect the project certification process. Gain knowledge in where ceramic tile and stone installation systems can potentially contribute to a LEED project certification.