NCQLP encourages all continuing education at LIGHTFAIR International. However, to assist those certificants who acquiring LEUs to renew their Lighting Certification (LC), NCQLP has prepared a listing of the courses at LIGHTFAIR which are lighting related with the LEUs which can be claimed for attendance. A provider registration form can be completed under Publications and Forms on the NCQLP website for any of those who interested in applying for registration of their courses. While all courses being offered have been reviewed and those which have been accorded Pre-Conference Assignment of LEUs are listed in the attached detailed Summary. However, since it is always possible that some offerings which have been added following this review, may not be listed. Please remember that in order to have LEUs assigned, Continuing Education Courses must meet the criteria listed within the NCQLP Lighting Certification Renewal Guidelines.
Session Code | Title | NCQLP LEU |
L18L02 | Intermediate Lighting (2-day) | 12 |
L18L03 | AGi32 Basic Course | 4.5 |
L18L06 | How to Prepare a Control Intent Narrative and Sequence of Operations for Advanced Lighting Controls | 6 |
L18L07 | LED Luminaire Design: Beyond the Basics, Tips and Tricks for a Better Product | 6 |
L18L08 | Light and Concept: Creative Process for Lighting Design | 6 |
L18L09 | Advanced LED Luminaire Design: A Deep Dive into Two Products | 6 |
L18W01 | An Emerging Professional’s Guide to Lighting Retrofits | 3 |
L18W02 | The Internet of Things for Non-Engineers | 3 |
L18W03 | Connecting the Dots Between Lighting Upgrades and What Customers Actually Care About | 3 |
L18W04 | Hands-on Introduction to Light Measurement & Standards | 3 |
L18W05 | The Worlds of DMX512, DALI and 0-10V | 3 |
L18W07 | Lighting Design for Enabling Environments Charrette | 3 |
L18W08 | So You Think Your System is Easy to Install and Startup? | 3 |
L18LL1 | Lunch & Learn Seminar - Intersecting the latest trends in Building Automation, Building Management Systems, and Smart Lights - sponsored by ARROW ELECTRONICS | 1.5 |
L18S01 | A walk in the park: light’s role in outdoor public space | 1.5 |
L18S02 | Research Confirms iprgcs Effect Vision | 1.5 |
L18S03 | Keeping Up with Change - Annual Industry Update | 1.5 |
L18S05 | Understanding Emergency Lighting Control | 1.5 |
L18S06 | Real-Time 3D Graphics for Lighting Design Exploration | 1.5 |
L18S07 | Help! I've Been Asked to be an Expert Witness in a Lighting Case! | 1.5 |
L18S09 | Survivor's Guide to the Lighting Universe | 1.5 |
L18S10 | Beyond Blue and Red: Key Challenges, Considerations, and Benefits of Tunable Lighting in Horticulture | 1.5 |
L18S11 | Lighting the Way to Net-Zero Buildings | 1.5 |
L18S12 | Lighting's place in the IoT world: A Designer's perspective | 1.5 |
L18S13 | Horticultural Lighting: A Growing Market | 1.5 |
L18S14 | Sweating the Soft Skills – Lessons Learned from 10 Years In | 1.5 |
L18S15 | Rewards for Innovation: How Research and Development Tax Credits Propel Innovation in Lighting Design | 1.5 |
L18W09 | Light Source and Power Supply Basics | 3 |
L18S16 | The Waltz of Light and Architecture | 1.5 |
L18S18 | U.S. LED Lighting Standards Overview and Update | 1.5 |
L18S19 | Developing Lighting Solutions for Energy and Non-Energy Benefits in Hospitals, Schools and Offices | 1.5 |
L18S20 | LED Lighting Product Life and Failure: Why We Need New Test Methods for Accurate Life Reporting in Applications | 1.5 |
L18LH01 | The Truth About Circadian Lighting 2.0 | 1 |
L18LH02 | Lighting Metrics for Well-being: Characterizing Visual and Non-visual Responses | 1 |
L18LH03 | Seeing Red: How Long-Wavelength Light can Impact Humans, Plants, and Animals | 1 |
L18LH04 | How To Do Tunable WELL: Points, Pitfalls, and Potential | 1 |
L18LH05 | Circadian Lighting Solutions for Office Workplaces | 1 |
L18LH06 | Starving for Darkness – How Exterior Lighting Affects Our Wildlife | 1 |
L18SC01 | Lighting & Beyond: Pragmatic Use of Artificial Intelligence in Smart Cities | 1 |
L18SC02 | Street and Area Lighting Limbo | 1 |
L18SC03 | The Smart City Protocol to Control Streetlights, Parking, Waste and Many Other Use Cases | 1 |
L18SC04 | The Evolution of Smart Cities 2.0 from A to Z | 1 |
L18SC05 | From Data to Information: Using Data to Make Informed Decisions | 1 |
L18SC06 | The Chicago Smart Lighting Program: Bringing Outdoor Lighting into the 21st Century | 1 |
L18SM01 | The Intangibles of Daylight | 1 |
L18SM02 | Commissioning IoT Lighting Systems | 1 |
L18SM03 changed to L18SM18 | The Sky Glow Comparison Tool | 1 |
L18SM04 | Restaurant Lighting: The Secret Recipe (How lighting contributes to a memorable dining experience) | 1 |
L18SM05 | Best Practices for Tunable Light Specification | 1 |
L18SM06 | Glare In Office Spaces Revisited | 1 |
L18SM07 | The Value of 3-D Printing in Manufacturing Solid-State Lighting Systems | 1 |
L18SM08 | Innovations In Lighting Finance | 1 |
L18SM09 | Lighting eHarmony: Does your product website make you un-datable or the perfect catch? | 1 |
L18SM10 | Intelligent Buildings: Design & Implementation | 1 |
L18SM11 | Control Options for LED Retrofits | 1 |
L18SM12 | Spectral Design of Healthcare Environments | 1 |
L18SM13 | Lighting’s Influence on Demand Response and Demand Management in the LED and Controls Era | 1 |
L18SM14 | Utilities and Lighting: Friends or Foes? | 1 |
L18SM15 | Securing your Connected Lighting Network | 1 |
L18SM16 | Treat Your Building As A Patient: Continuous Environmental Disinfection Using Visible Light | 1 |
L18SM17 | Networked Controls: Boon or Bust for Business? | 1 |
L18SM18 change to L18SM03 | Specification of LED Lighting Products for Medical Facilities | 1 |
L18SM19 | Li-Fi: Wireless Connectivity Through Lighting System | 1 |
L18W10 | Solid-State Lighting 101 | 3 |