What will you learn in DIALux evo for Beginners Course
Learn the fundamentals of lighting design and illumination principles
Confidently navigate and customize the DIALux evo interface for project setup
Import CAD plans (DWG) and sketch-based room layouts for accurate modeling
Place and configure luminaires, materials, and surface properties
Program Overview
Module 1: Getting Started & Interface Setup
⏳ 30 minutes
Topics: DIALux evo installation, workspace layout, basic settings
Hands-on: Launch a new project, navigate menus, and save your first file
Module 2: Importing Plans & Building Geometry
⏳ 45 minutes
Topics: Importing DWG/JPG plans, sketch-based room construction, layering
Hands-on: Import a floor plan, trace room boundaries, and assign wall/floor surfaces
Module 3: Luminaire Placement & Material Assignment
⏳ 45 minutes
Topics: Working with manufacturer catalogs, setting photometric data, defining materials
Hands-on: Insert luminaires, apply material properties, and adjust reflectances
Module 4: Lighting Calculations & Visualization
⏳ 60 minutes
Topics: Calculation parameters, false-color rendering, isolines, lux grid analysis
Hands-on: Run a daylighting and electric lighting calculation and interpret results
Module 5: Reporting & Export
⏳ 40 minutes
Topics: Report configuration, export to PDF and DWG, project archiving
Hands-on: Generate a complete calculation report and export CAD files for client review
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Job Outlook
The average Lighting Designer in the U.S. earns $71,158 per year as of 2025
Employment of lighting designers is projected to grow 4% from 2019 to 2029, in line with overall occupations
DIALux evo proficiency is in high demand among lighting design firms, architectural practices, and MEP consultancies
Skilled lighting designers can pursue careers in residential, commercial, and entertainment lighting projects
Specification: DIALux evo for Beginners
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