From Concept to Completion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Lighting Design.
Mastering Lighting Design: From Theory to Practice is a comprehensive online course designed to provide students with a solid foundation in lighting design. The course covers a range of topics, from basic daylighting principles to advanced lighting calculations, luminaires, point calculations, direct and indirect illumination, and lighting controls.
In this course, you will learn about the principles and metrics used to measure daylight, the importance of lighting controls, and the factors to consider when selecting and designing luminaires. You will also gain practical knowledge in calculating utilization factors, average vertical illuminance, and glare ratings to create effective lighting plans for different types of spaces.
Throughout the course, you will have access to instructional videos, quizzes, and assignments designed to help you develop your skills in lighting design. You will also have the opportunity to engage in discussions with your peers and receive feedback on your work from your instructor.
Whether you are a design professional looking to enhance your skills or an enthusiast interested in learning about lighting design, this course will provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to create effective lighting plans that enhance the visual appeal and functionality of any space. By the end of the course, you will have mastered the essential concepts and techniques used in lighting design and be ready to apply your new skills in the real world.
2 activities • 9 videos • duration: 7h 51m

Senior Researcher & Technical Expert, Energy Systems at RISE | Former Course Director and Senior Lecturer in Building Services Engineering
Dr. Metkel Yebiyo is a Senior Researcher and Technical Expert in Energy Systems at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden. His work centres on heat pumps, industrial waste heat recovery, district heating networks, energy system resilience and security of supply. He coordinates RISE's participation in the IEA Heat Pumping Technologies Technology Collaboration Programme (HPT TCP), holds editorial roles including the HPT Magazine, and leads or contributes to European research collaborations under CETPartnership, IEA DHC and Horizon Europe. Before joining RISE, Dr. Yebiyo spent several years at London South Bank University, first as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow and then as Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Energy Systems and Course Director of Building Services Engineering. He supervised six PhD students and many MSc students, and was a sabbatical researcher at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm before moving to RISE. He completed his PhD on the optimisation of control strategies for ground source heat pumps. His research interests include high-efficiency heat pumps, refrigeration and air conditioning, heat transfer, waste heat recovery, renewable and low-carbon technologies, and refrigerant leakage and carbon emissions. He has more than 35 publications in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and is the author of two books. Dr. Yebiyo has taught a wide range of building services and energy subjects, including Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Engineering, Heat and Mass Transfer Applications, Energy Management and Controls, Heating and Ventilation Systems, Integrated Building Design, Internal Environment and Comfort, Lighting and Electrical Systems, Passive Building Design, and Construction Practice (Revit and AutoCAD). His courses turn these university lectures into clear, practical lessons with worked examples for students and practising engineers.
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Please note that the first two items on the course outline (1. Introduction and 2. Colour and chromaticity) are omitted from the course. Great course and very effective presenter and course materials. Thanks very much!
Great course, lots of real good information.