Lighting

1 LU

After completing this course, you will be able to discuss the history and development of LEDs, as well as describe the anatomy of these solid state lights. You will be able to describe the difference between white and RGB LEDs and where they are used. You will be able to describe the performance benefits of LEDs over traditional light sources, such as incandescent, fluorescent and HID lamps. Finally, you will be able to recall the test and accreditation standards for LEDs. Click "Learn more" to register.

AIA | Lighting | Insight Lighting | July 2009

1 LU/HSW/SD

This program will examine a wide range of topics related to the fundamentals of daylighting. We will examine the importance of daylighting both on building occupants and the bottom line. We will cover daylighting basics and the different styles of daylighting currently available, LEED opportunities and sustainable attributes of daylighting systems. Click "Learn more" to register.

AIA | Lighting | Major Industries | March 2009

Well planned lighting design can improve the functionality and aesthetics of a space or structure. This one hour learning unit will help you describe the basics of how light works. You will be able to identify how optical systems shape and bend light for design purposes, and be able to identify light sources for specific applications. Finally, you will explore aesthtetic considerations for lighting design applications. Click "Learn more" to download supplemental reading PDF.

AIA | Lighting | Se' Lux | October 2008