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Business-Professional Practice Exam 1 2023 What are the fundamental characteristics that define a profession? - ANS-1. Skills based on knowledge 2. Education & Training 3. Level of Competence ensure by exam 4. Code of Conduct 5. Performance of service 6. Professional association that organizes its members What are Goals? - ANS-Concrete ideas that represent what you want to achieve What are Dreams? - ANS-Our hopes Why are goals important? - ANS-They inform our decisions (Ex: Where to ...

Business-Professional Practice Exam 1 2023 What are the fundamental characteristics that define a profession? - ANS-1. Skills based on knowledge 2. Education & Training 3. Level of Competence ensure by exam 4. Code of Conduct 5. Performance of service 6. Professional association that organizes its members What are Goals? - ANS-Concrete ideas that represent what you want to achieve What are Dreams? - ANS-Our hopes Why are goals important? - ANS-They inform our decisions (Ex: Where to ...

In wet areas, what are the requirements for wall finishes? - Answer- - walls within 2' or service sinks, toilets, or urinals are required to be constructed of moisture resistant material (cement board, X) and are required to have tile (or similar) finish up to minimum 4' AFF. Wallcovering may be used above 4' AFF. Lavatories do not count as a service sink. Are outlets required on every wall? - Answer- Residential yes, Commercial no What is the minimum clear floor space in front of a lav...

CADS 3500 Questions and Answers Elise de Wolfe among the first individuals to bring the concept of professionalism to interior decoration in the U.S who wrote the house in good taste? Elise de wolfe Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Who was the first to charge a fee for interior design services Elise de wolfe Who was the first to open a full service interior decorating firm in th...

Professional Practice Exam Review (Quizzes) Questions and Answers T/F: The professional interior design is qualified by education, experience, and examination. True T/F: Interior Designers protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. True Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More CIDA stands for... Council for Interior Design Accreditation T/F: NCIDQ stands for National Committ...

T/F: The professional interior design is qualified by education, experience, and examination. - True T/F: Interior Designers protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. - True CIDA stands for... - Council for Interior Design Accreditation T/F: NCIDQ stands for National Committee for Interior Design Qualification - False T/F: You can take the IDFX section of the NCIDQ exam even before you complete your required work experience. - True T/F: Different states have their own...

In wet areas, what are the requirements for wall finishes? - ️️- walls within 2' or service sinks, toilets, or urinals are required to be constructed of moisture resistant material (cement board, X) and are required to have tile (or similar) finish up to minimum 4' AFF. Wallcovering may be used above 4' AFF. Lavatories do not count as a service sink. Are outlets required on every wall? - ️️Residential yes, Commercial no What is the minimum clear floor space in front of a lavator...

Passive Chilled Beams Correct Answer: Are similar to active chilled beams (see combination systems below) except that no air supply is used. They work purely by natural convection. Without forced convection to blow air down, passive chilled beams can only cool. It takes more passive than active chilled beams to cool an area because of the slow-motion of natural convection. Induction System Correct Answer: Located under windows, these systems use water for heating or cooling and neutralize h...

Net Area/Net Assignable Area Correct Answer: The actual area required by a client to accommodate specified functions. Includes interior walls and building columns. DOES NOT include corridor circulation, closets, etc. Efficiency Factor Correct Answer: Also called "Circulation Area". It is the ratio of enclosed spaces (offices) to open spaces (workstations). Circulation Area= NSF/ Circulation Multiplier Useable Area (USF) Correct Answer: Also called the "occupant area" and excludes...

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