All elements of assessment must be passed.
1. Lighting design scheme requirements as mood and sample boards and design journal (30%) [Learning Outcome 1]
2. Critical selection and evaluation with plans and drawings and a written report (40%) [Learning Outcome 2]
3. Analysis of lighting effects with mood and sample boards and design journal (30%) [Learning Outcome 3]

The assessments for Creative Lighting 1 and 2 will be submitted together.

The knowledge and skills contained within this Module will enable students to remove unintended consequences of any design impact upon the final appearance of the lighting design. This is achieved through developing an understanding of the creative potential of lighting design underpinned by sufficient science to quantify the metrics required to fulfil a broad variety of design criteria. For example: students will research the effects of natural and artificial light with a view to the development of a detailed lighting plan for an interior scheme.

VLE
Tutorial staff
Library services
Athens
Site visit(s) (Optional)
National Design Academy Interior Design Practice

Delivery is by distance learning with a comprehensive course handbook, examples of best practice, project templates and telephone and email support being available as necessary through our online VLE, individual and group tutorials, online forums and bulletin boards. Specialist knowledge will be delivered by a diverse team of staff and visiting guest lecturers with a variety of relevant backgrounds and experience. Relevant site visits may be employed at appropriate stages.

Niesewand, Nonie 1999, Lighting, Mitchell Beazley

CORE TEXT[FREE TO DOWNLOAD IN PDF FORMAT]
Handbook of Lighting Design www.erco.com
Instructions: go to downloads section, then printed media and download as a PDF

Zelinsky, Marilyn 2006, Complete Lighting Design; A Practical Guide to Perfect Lighting
Rockport Publishers