Exactly the same. 1 overhead light, sufficient to your needs. One inlet fan with carbon filter that preferably pulls air from the outside. This will come in via any of the holes with cloth pull closures at the bottom of the tent. This is very important, because heat RISES. So, pumping colder, filtered air into the tent helps push the waste oxygen and humidity up into the top of the tent – where it is then processed by the second carbon filter, and exhausted. Your exhaust at that point is fresh very slightly more oxygenated air, and it goes through a filter, so you can just exhaust that into your room, BUT, if you do choose to exhaust it outside, remember to use a separate exhaust vent than your intake. How would you like it if your bathroom air exhausted into your lung room? Not a pleasant thought, right? Turns out, the plant also doesn’t like that. I exhaust outside to a completely separate vent on the opposite side of the house.

The rest depends on your personal choices in growing style and random equipment preferences. Do that thing you do best!