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Lighting Systems and ProgrammingLaajuus (5 ECTS)

Course unit code: KM00GI40

General information


Credits
5 ECTS

Objective

The student is able to design the technical implementation of a lighting system based on an artistic design. The student can estimate the power requirements of the system and design the electrification and the control network of the system. The student can safely set up a lighting system.

The student understands the principles of moving light programming and its importance for the visual outcome. They know the programming workflow and can plan programming work in advance. The student can program moving lights for music or performance, using a variety of functions of a standard lighting console. They are able to use a 3D visualisation tool in programming.

Content

• Technical design of a lighting system
• Set-up of a lighting system
• Control protocols and devices used in the control network of a lighting system
• Principles of lighting programming
• Operation of a lighting console
• Lighting programming practise project

Qualifications

KM00GI20 Lighting Engineering (5 ECTS) or equivalent knowledge and skills.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student can design and set up a lighting system as part of a team. They are able to estimate the power requirements of the system and understand the structure of the control network. The student can programme moving lights and a visualisation tool, relying only rarely on guidance. They are familiar with the main functions of the lighting console and can effectively utilise them in programming.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student can independently design and set up a lighting system based on provided specifications. They are able to estimate the power requirements of the system and design the control network. The student is able to independently program moving lights, utilizing the lighting console functions in a versatile manner. They understand the principles of programming and can plan programming work in advance. The student is able to take the visual outcome into account in programming.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student can independently design and set up a lighting system based on provided specifications. They are able to estimate the power requirements of the system and design the control network. They can justify their decisions on the basis of their professional knowledge and take into account various problem situations in their design. The student is able to independently programme moving lights, utilising the lighting console functions in a versatile and systematic manner. They are able to comperehensively apply the principles of programming. The student can plan programming work in advance and knows the workflow of programming. The student can programme visually cohesive and creative lighting.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The student can design and set up a lighting system as part of a team. They are able to estimate the power requirements of the system and understand the structure of the control network. The student can programme moving lights and a visualisation tool, relying only rarely on guidance. They are familiar with the main functions of the lighting console and can effectively utilise them in programming.

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