Interior Design Program, A.A.S.
This program provides intensive, job-focused education in order to prepare students for entry-level positions in Interior Design. Career studies courses will provide training in the following categories: manual and computer-aided drafting skills, two- and three-dimensional visualization skills, space planning, universal design concepts, lighting and building systems, codes, historical developments in the built environment, trade information and business practices. Separate policies exist for the Interior Design program, including grading. These policies can be found on the Interior Design web site.
Courses
- ANTH105 — Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH106 — Cultures of the World
- ARCH151 — Architectural Construction I
- ARTH107 — Art:Renaissance/Contemporary
- ENGL121 — English Comp: Writing Process
- ENGL122 — Engl Comp: Writing & Research
- ENVR107 — Environmental Science
- FRCH101 — Elementary French I
- INTD150 — Design Elements
- INTD152 — Drafting&Grphic Pres for ID
- INTD153 — Drawing Tech in Digital Media
- INTD154 — Intro to Interior Desgn Studio
- INTD163 — History of Furniture & Interio
- INTD245 — Codes & Standards for Interior
- INTD251 — CAD for Interior Design
- INTD253 — Interior Design Studio I
- INTD254 — Interior Design Studio II
- INTD256 — Lighting & Bldg. Sys. for ID
- INTD257 — Textiles & Materials for IntD
- INTD258 — Trade Info & Portfolio Dev't
- INTD299 — Internship - Interior Design
- MATH131 — Statistics
- SPCH115 — Public Speaking