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As a registered AIA/CES Continuing Education Provider, Crestron is committed to offering expert-level education in accordance with AIA/CES standards. Our AIA continuing education courses were developed to meet the specific needs of architects, electrical engineers and lighting designers. Courses are typically one-hour in length and attendees will earn 1 Learning Unit [LU] upon completion. Some courses include Health, Safety, and Welfare [HSW] or Sustainable Design [SD] topics. Courses are offered for commercial, AV, and residential applications. We welcome the opportunity to present its continuing education courses at your office or in cooperation with local chapter events.
Course Description: In this course, you will learn about the importance of residential shading. You will also better understand the differences between motorized and manual shading, the importance of fabric characteristics, how they affect shading fabric performance, and how automated shading systems contribute to maximizing daylighting.
Learning Objectives:
Length
Program
Credits
Cost
1 Hour
CRES68
1 LU|HSW
Free
Course Description: This seminar provides an overview of incorporating popular technologies, such as Smart Thermostats, motorized shades, lighting control, and security systems. In this fast-paced course, you'll learn the latest interior technology and how it shapes the experience of the spaces you design. You will get inspiration for expanding the breadth of your practice by incorporating technology into your designs without needing to be a technology expert.
CRES72
1 LU
Course Description: Learn about the IECC 2018 energy codes and the changes to IECC 2021. Lighting controls are impacted by various changes. Learn the different changes and requirements.
CRES62
Course Description: The circadian rhythm is an important natural body cycle, and light is a critical factor. Light allows us to concentrate during the day and helps us sleep at night. Lighting control allows us to sync or trick our natural rhythms for our benefit. Several control options are available to perform white-tuning, and new standards provide incentives/guidelines to owners and their employees for deployment.
HSW Justification: Color correction and the temperature of light sources greatly impact the quality and quantity of work, which affects employees.
CRES63
Course Description: As energy codes require more compliance, additional technology will be required to comply with other building spaces.
HSW Justification: Lighting and lighting controls affect both the health and safety of a building and will improve employee efficiency.
CRES64
Course Description: Lighting controls requirements for 2022 Title 24 for commercial building compliance.
CRES65
Course Description: This course covers the requirements to meet IECC 2018.
HSW Justification: Lighting and lighting controls affect the health and safety of a commercial building.
CRES66
Course Description: Dimming controls are transitioning from analog to digital. This course will provide attendees with the necessary knowledge of the differences between analog and digital dimming controls and when to use both.
CRES67
Course Description: This seminar discusses the evolution of various energy codes and standards, such as ASHRAE 90.1, IECC, and LEED. Attendees will also better understand integrated building technology and how this concept can help achieve energy code requirements.
CRES69
Course Description: Wireless Lighting Control and Energy Code Review examines the many wireless protocols lighting control manufacturers are implementing today and their benefits and detriments to our already crowded wireless atmosphere. These new technologies and their communication are becoming vastly more popular and well-adopted in the commercial space, one strictly dictated by a constantly evolving energy code. This presentation explores these protocols and offers helpful compliance paths to ease the daunting task commercial consultants face with the newest release of ASHRAE 90.1 2016.
CRES70
Course Description: This seminar discusses the current building industry design and construction processes, limitations, and issues hindering its success. Attendees will be able to define IBT and how it can help projects run smoothly as technology changes. Finally, attendees will review case studies in which Lighting Controls and CSI Division 25 implementation have acted as a catalyst for successful IBT integration
CRES71
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