Interior Design - A.S. Degree
Description The Interior Design Associate in Science Degree takes a cross-cultural and inclusive approach to the study of interior design and allows the investigation of a broader view of interior design practices around the world. Students receive a strong background in the design process, design elements and principles, visual communication, computer software for interior design, furniture selection, architectural materials, space planning, business principles, computer-aided design, and historical development of furniture, architecture, art, and decorative arts. This degree will prepare students to transfer to interior design programs at four-year institutions. Program Learning Outcomes U
Courses
- ID 10 — Introduction to Interior Design
- ID 11 — History of Architecture and Interiors I
- ID 12 — History of Architecture and Interiors II
- ID 14 — Fundamentals of Design for Interiors
- ID 15 — Architectural Drafting for Interior Designers
- ID 16 — Quick Sketching for Interior Designers
- ID 17 — Lighting for Architecture and Interior Design
- ID 21 — Space Planning
- ID 22 — Interior Design Materials
- ID 27 — Computer Drafting & Design for Interiors
- ID 30 — Interior Design Studio
- ID 426 — Professional Practice for Interior Designers
- ID 45 — Codes and Building Systems
- ID 482ABCD — Internships in Interior Design