Course curriculum

  • 1

    Ordering Project Materials - Stock Lengths

    • Ordering Project Materials – Stock Lengths - Video Introduction

    • Section #1 - Introduction

    • Introduction to Stock Lengths

    • What is a Stock Length Take-Off?

    • What is Optimization?

    • Take-Off Methods

    • Utilizing an Optimization Program

    • What You Need to Get Started

    • Section #2 - How to Complete Stock Length Take-offs

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 2

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 3

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 4

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 5

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 6

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 7

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 8

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 9

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 10

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 11

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 12

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 13

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 14

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 15

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 16

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 17

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 18

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 19

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 20

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 21

    • Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 22

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 23

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 24

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 25

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 26

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 27

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 28

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 29

    • STEP 1 - Identify All Parts Required for Take-Off Part 30

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 2

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 3

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 4

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 5

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 6

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 7

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 8

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 9

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 10

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 11

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 12

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 13

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 14

    • STEP 2 - Quantify All Individual Components Part 15

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 2

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 3

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 4

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 5

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 6

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 7

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 8

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 9

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 10

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 11

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 12

    • STEP 3 - Loading Parts into DICE Part 13

    • STEP 4 - Create Order List for Manufacturer

    • Section #3 - Important Items to Consider

    • Sub Sills & Splicing

    • Phasing

    • Alternative Options for Ordering Doors

    • Did You Know? Stock Lengths

    • Take Off Part 1 - Stock Lengths

    • Take Off Part 2 - Stock Lengths

    • Course Quiz

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AIA Continuing Education

AIA Continuing Education Credit

This course is approved by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for 1 LU/Elective.


AIA CES Course Number: LG-016
Provider number: 10125625


To Receive Credit:

  1. Complete the course and pass the final quiz with a score of 80% or higher.
  2. Download your certificate of completion from your LearnGlazing dashboard.
  3. Go to learnGlazing.com/ceu to upload your certificate and submit your AIA member information.

We report AIA credits monthly. You will receive an email confirmation from AIA CES when your credit has been processed.

This course is open to all learners. Only AIA members need to submit for LU/HSW credit.