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ID 32 - Lighting Design
            and Theory for
            Interior Design
            (3.0 units)

Principles and theory of interior lighting design, lighting technology, terminology, development of lighting design concepts and selection and placement of luminaries to achieve the desired result.
Portfolio pieces will be produced.   Field trips may be required.
(36 hours lecture;   54 hours lab      Degree applicable, CSU)
Prerequisite:   ID 26 - Space Planning for Interior Design

Course Measurable Objectives:

  1. Define and use basic lighting terms and strategies related to the design of interiors.
  2. Perform various drawing standards and conventions used in lighting for interior design.
  3. Read and create a lighting plan.
  4. Utilize lighting design tools to effectively communicate in the design and construction fields.
  5. Create and apply design concepts using lighting.
  6. Analyze lighting applications used in architecture and design.

Course Level Student Learning Outcomes:

  1. Students completing 'ID 32 - Lighting Design and Theory for Interior Design' will:
    1. successfully use critical thinking to apply research in the development of a concept for a luminaire.
    2. successfully apply lighting principles in the design of a luminaire.
    3. have successfully demonstrated craftsmanship skills through the construction of a custom luminaire.
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