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Training Seminars - Littleton, Colorado
AGi32 Training in Littleton, Colorado
Lighting Analysts provides comprehensive training for the AGi32 software program in our Littleton, Colorado office. Colorado based training seminars are comprised of 3 full days of interactive training. Two seminar levels are offered - Introductory and Advanced. Click on the Training links to the left to view the course schedule, FAQs, logistical information and other training topics.
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AGi32 Introductory Course
Introductory AGi32 courses are geared towards students who have little to no experience with AGi32. Topics covered in the AGi32 Introductory seminar include an Interface overview, lighting design recipes, luminaire photometry and the basic concepts of lighting calculations through a variety of lighting design applications.
Introductory courses are presented in a manner conducive to learning the fundamental concepts required to be successful with AGi32. Classes are application oriented with a diverse cross section of lighting problems explored. Concepts are presented with applicability to both indoor and outdoor lighting solutions as many concepts apply to all lighting applications performed with AGi32.
Lighting Certified? This course qualifies for 18 LEUs toward meeting your LC continuing education requirements.
Come prepared! Seminars are more valuable if you have spent at least a few hours with AGi32 and the Help System Tutorials.
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AGi32 Introductory Training Information in PDF format |
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AGi32 Introductory Training outline in PDF format |
AGi32 Advanced Course
Advanced AGi32 courses are for those who are well versed in the AGi32 basic concepts and have a good understanding of lighting fundamentals and luminaire photometry. Students attending the AGi32 Advanced course should be comfortable with AGi32's modeling process and have experience using AGi32 in a professional role. Advanced seminars are conceptual as opposed to application based. Many of the more complicated features of AGi32 are discussed in depth with emphasis on calculation techniques and advanced model construction.
Under revision : Contact Dawn De Grazio, Director of Education for discussion.
AGi32 Roadway Emphasis Course
AGi32 Roadway Emphasis courses are application oriented with a diverse variety of roadway lighting problems explored. Covered applications include luminaire photometry , Roadway Optimizer, High Mast Lighting, interchanges and intersections, Reflective Surfaces (tunnel lighting), RP-08-00 requirements and calculations.
AGi32 Roadway Emphasis courses are available for On-Site training as well as on demand with a minimum of 6 students required. Email training to be added to the AGi32 Roadway Training waitlist.
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AGi32 Roadway Training outline in PDF format |
Our facilities
The Lighting Analysts training facility is part of our office in Littleton, Colorado. Each student works at his or her own station (1:1 trainee to computer ratio). Computers are high performance and allow internet access for communication and research purposes. Training courses are small, personal (limited to twelve students), and conducive to learning.
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Each student uses a dedicated computer with plenty of desk space for personal items and note taking |
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