Lighting and Electrical Systems Career Fair
In addition to the Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Department Career Fair, the Lighting Program and CU IES Student Chapter are pleased to offer a smaller Lighting and Electrical Systems career fair.Ìý This event aims at connecting lighting and electrical systems employers with students seeking internships and full-time jobs in these two fields.
Internship Seeker Knowledge Base
Solid knowledge of lighting fundamentals including the metrics of light and application to design analysis
How to formulate a basic lighting concepts and communication through light maps
Lighting technologies
Lighting equipment specificationÌý
IES design recommendations andÌý ASHRAE 90.1 energy requirements
Basic electric system design for buildings
Revit
AGi32
Basic programming practice in Excel, MATLAB and/or Python
Knowledge of lighting fundamentals
How to formulate a basic lighting concepts and communication through light maps
Lighting technologies
Lighting equipment specificationÌý
IES design recommendations andÌý ASHRAE 90.1 energy requirements
Knowledge of environmental design principles and visual communication
Revit and/or Rhino
AGi32
Adobe Suite and other visual communication software
Full-time job seeker knowledge base
In addition to above students have the following electives to choose from:
Optical Design for Solid State Lighting
Daylighting
Advanced Lighting Design
Adaptive Lighting
Theatre Lighting Design
Psychology of Perception
All seniors will experience a two-semester capstone class with focus on building system integration.
In addition to above, students must take the following courses to complete the certificate:
Architectural Daylighting Design
Advanced Lighting Design
Lighting Design Capstone
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As part of their Environmental Design degree, students focus in one of the following areas:
Architecture
Landscape architecture
Environmental product design
Planning & urban design
