Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: plan strategies and workplace layouts; discuss different light sources and how they function; select appropriate lighting amount, color, intensity, and style; produce set of lighting and electrical drawings for construction; plan for flexible ways of working with different limitations such as barrier free; explain the process of managing changes to work environments; understand the code and regulatory issues that have an impact on their design and willingness to incorporate these challenges into their design thinking; apply creative and innovative problem solving approaches to design and present solutions which support human performance and well-being; take responsible action toward the environment through a commitment to sustainability in local and global contexts and design conservation to respect historic integrity; draw from design research and a multidisciplinary body of knowledge to encourage critical thinking and creativity in problem seeking and resolving; communicate design ideas and solutions through effective verbal, visual, and written means that underscore principles of evidence-based and user-oriented design; and develop an awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and common global issues in the interior design discipline.