Environmental Ergonomics II

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How do we keep the public comfortable and safe? In Environmental Ergonomics II, exploration of building systems continues through a series of exercises, beginning with a focus on the aesthetic and practical applications of lighting design, then continuing onto specifying equipment and fixtures for plumbing, HVAC, and life safety (fire alarm, fire protection, A/V telecommunication, surveillance, and security) and related automation systems, responding to the total environment. Prerequisite: IAD 332. (Offered every spring term.) Credit: 2.