NCIDQ IDPX & PRAC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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1. life cycle cost analysis determines cost of a building component; accounts fo
initial cost, financing, operation, maintenance, disposal,
residual value.
2. HID and fluorescent two light sources that require the use of a ballast
3. low voltage lamps can include incandescent, halogen, and LED lamps
that are designed to operate at a reduced voltage;
provide bet- ter beam control than a standard
incandescent lamp; not specifically solid-state
lighting (LEDs); CAN BE SWITCHED TOGETHER
4. Illuminance The rate at which light strikes a surface, or falls on a
unit area; is measured in footcandles or in metric -
lumens per square meter or lux, lx.
5. Luminance Luminous flux per unit of projected area and unit
solid angle leaving a surface, either reflected or
transmitted. Measured by candela per square
meter. Sometimes re- ferred to as brightness
6. candela per square meter units used for the measurement and description of th
brightness (foot lamberts) of a direct glare source are
7. Lumen the amount of light output produced by a lamp or
light source; lamp manufacturers rate their lamps
in this unit and publish catalogs with this
information
8. Candlepower The luminous intensity of a light source, expressed
in can- delas.
9. Footcandle A unit of illumination equal to 1 lumen per square foo
10. Four types of light sources
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Incandescent, fluorescent,
high-intensity discharge,
and light-emitting diodes
11. Efficacy Ratio of luminous flux emitted to the total power
input of the source and is measured in lumens per
watt; incandes- cent is low in this
12. Incandescent Lamp that consists of a tungsten filament placed
within a sealed bulb containing an inert gas;
inexpensive, com- pact, easy to dim, and can be
repeatedly started without a decrease in lamp life,
and have a warm color rendition;
LOW EFFICACY, short lamp life, and high heat output; can
include halogen/MR16 lamps
13. 44in Minimum exit corridor width in commercial constructio
14. application for and certificate for What document(s) are used to approve the release
of
payment funds for furnishing a project?
15. purchase order furnishings are bought through this process,
without knowing if the manufacturer has any
products available; allows buyers to place orders
with suppliers without im- mediately making
payment; a form of contract that allows the seller to
otter credit as the buyer is legally obligated to pay for
products and services once delivered
16. bill of lading a legal contract that defines responsibility for goods
while they are in transit; transfers title of property for
shipping.
17. sales agreement/contract pro- Order of the paperwork necessary during the
procurement
, NCIDQ IDPX & PRAC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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posal, purchase order, certificate process for furniture
of payment (from client), ac-
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knowledgement, bill of lading,
packing list
18. after the designer has When would furniture samples or mockups be
complet- ed research and
narrowed the search for obtained by the designer?
furniture to a few spe- cific
types; helps the designer and
client make a final decision
19. order a custom full size mock up Once a designer has narrowed the search for
furniture to
made from wood panel or oth- severaler options, actual samples or mockups may be need-
materials, take the client to a
dealership or major design ed for the designer and client to make a final
cen- selection.
Which of the following would be a typical method of ob-
ter to view the product, and have taining samples or mockups?
the manufacturer send a
sample to the client's home or
office
20. Furniture schedule Of the options listed below, what tool is the most
common-
ly used in cost estimating for FF&E?
21. furniture or accessory items Typically what are the first items of FF&E that an
interior
designer should research?
22. Material Safety Data 23. parameter method
Sheet (MSDS)
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
1. life cycle cost analysis determines cost of a building component; accounts fo
initial cost, financing, operation, maintenance, disposal,
residual value.
2. HID and fluorescent two light sources that require the use of a ballast
3. low voltage lamps can include incandescent, halogen, and LED lamps
that are designed to operate at a reduced voltage;
provide bet- ter beam control than a standard
incandescent lamp; not specifically solid-state
lighting (LEDs); CAN BE SWITCHED TOGETHER
4. Illuminance The rate at which light strikes a surface, or falls on a
unit area; is measured in footcandles or in metric -
lumens per square meter or lux, lx.
5. Luminance Luminous flux per unit of projected area and unit
solid angle leaving a surface, either reflected or
transmitted. Measured by candela per square
meter. Sometimes re- ferred to as brightness
6. candela per square meter units used for the measurement and description of th
brightness (foot lamberts) of a direct glare source are
7. Lumen the amount of light output produced by a lamp or
light source; lamp manufacturers rate their lamps
in this unit and publish catalogs with this
information
8. Candlepower The luminous intensity of a light source, expressed
in can- delas.
9. Footcandle A unit of illumination equal to 1 lumen per square foo
10. Four types of light sources
, NCIDQ IDPX & PRAC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
Incandescent, fluorescent,
high-intensity discharge,
and light-emitting diodes
11. Efficacy Ratio of luminous flux emitted to the total power
input of the source and is measured in lumens per
watt; incandes- cent is low in this
12. Incandescent Lamp that consists of a tungsten filament placed
within a sealed bulb containing an inert gas;
inexpensive, com- pact, easy to dim, and can be
repeatedly started without a decrease in lamp life,
and have a warm color rendition;
LOW EFFICACY, short lamp life, and high heat output; can
include halogen/MR16 lamps
13. 44in Minimum exit corridor width in commercial constructio
14. application for and certificate for What document(s) are used to approve the release
of
payment funds for furnishing a project?
15. purchase order furnishings are bought through this process,
without knowing if the manufacturer has any
products available; allows buyers to place orders
with suppliers without im- mediately making
payment; a form of contract that allows the seller to
otter credit as the buyer is legally obligated to pay for
products and services once delivered
16. bill of lading a legal contract that defines responsibility for goods
while they are in transit; transfers title of property for
shipping.
17. sales agreement/contract pro- Order of the paperwork necessary during the
procurement
, NCIDQ IDPX & PRAC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
posal, purchase order, certificate process for furniture
of payment (from client), ac-
, NCIDQ IDPX & PRAC EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
knowledgement, bill of lading,
packing list
18. after the designer has When would furniture samples or mockups be
complet- ed research and
narrowed the search for obtained by the designer?
furniture to a few spe- cific
types; helps the designer and
client make a final decision
19. order a custom full size mock up Once a designer has narrowed the search for
furniture to
made from wood panel or oth- severaler options, actual samples or mockups may be need-
materials, take the client to a
dealership or major design ed for the designer and client to make a final
cen- selection.
Which of the following would be a typical method of ob-
ter to view the product, and have taining samples or mockups?
the manufacturer send a
sample to the client's home or
office
20. Furniture schedule Of the options listed below, what tool is the most
common-
ly used in cost estimating for FF&E?
21. furniture or accessory items Typically what are the first items of FF&E that an
interior
designer should research?
22. Material Safety Data 23. parameter method
Sheet (MSDS)
