ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICS (Light & Air)
• Introduction: A technical study of indoor environmental quality, covering daylight physics, artificial lumen math, and natural indoor air circulation.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
Description
• Topics Covered: Inverse-square law for light; color rendering index (CRI); airflow velocity; natural ventilation principles; indoor air quality metrics.
• Course Objectives: Mathematically verify that an interior space has sufficient lighting levels and healthy air movement for prolonged occupancy.
• Learning Outcomes: Calculate required lux levels for interior tasks, evaluate natural cross-ventilation, and analyze spatial lighting distributions.
• Tools & Materials: Light meters; air velocity sensors; environmental calculation sheets; lighting layout software templates.
Course Rules
• Course Rules: The Lux Level Minimum Rule: Student lighting plans must mathematically meet international standard lux requirements for the specified task type. Dark, under-illuminated workspaces will fail evaluation.
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