A = All     F = Fall Semester     Sp = Spring Semester     Su = Summer Session

INTD 1010 Introduction to Interior Design 3 cr A
This course provides an overview of the interior design profession including principles and elements of design, furniture selection, accessories, lighting, fabrics and architectural finishes.

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INTD 1200 Theory & Psychology of Color 3 cr A
This course reviews theories of color and their application, especially as it relates to psychological impacts of both residential and commercial settings.

INTD 1220 Drafting for Interior Designer 3 cr A
The tools, techniques & media used for drafting by interior designers are emphasized in this class.  Space planning, working drawings, electrical plans & schedules are reviewed as well as applications in residential and commercial projects.

INTD 1230 Historical Furnishings 3 cr F
This course is a survey of historical furnishings from ancient civilizations through the Victorian era, with special empphasis oon French, English and American periods.

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INTD 1310 Prof. Practice/Interior Design 2 cr Sp
Prerequisite: INTD 1010, 1200, 1220, 1340
This course is an introduction to basic business principles involved in the interior design.

INTD 1320 Perspective and Rendering 3 cr A
Prerequisite: INTD 1220
This course emphasizes the techniques and media used by interior designers for perspective drawings and renderings.

INTD 1330 Contemporary Furnishings 3 cr Sp
This course is a survey of contemporary furnishings from the end of the Victorian period to present day, emphasizing the master of contemporary furniture design and current trends.

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INTD 1340 Materials & Components 3 cr F, Sp
Prerequisite: INTD 1010
A survey of properties, production & use of textiles that are basic in apparel & household products.  Included are an analysis of human-made and natural fibers, yarns, fabric construction and finishes.

INTD 1360 Lighting & Space Planning 3 cr F, Sp
Prerequisite: INTD 1010, 1220
This course focuses on the scientific and aesthetic basis of light as it applies to interior environments and also analyzes the utilization of space, from rooms to buildings, as well as general zoning requirements.

INTD 1800 Special Project Residential Design 3 cr F, Sp )
Prerequisite: Instructor's Approval
Learn planning & preparation skills in residential design projects & through hands-on experience in selection of materials.  Necessary communication skills w/client & contractors and proper documentation for projects, including specifications are included.

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INTD 1900 Interior Design Portfolio 2 cr Sp
Prerequisite: INTD 1010, 1200, 1220
Focuses on elevating creative work students have already done or currently working on in required classes. Students create powerful portfolio of work for employment interviews or application in advanced education. Interview techniques, resume development and self-promotion are reviewed.

INTD 2000 Interior Design Internship 3 cr A
Prerequisite: Instructor's Approval
This course provides the opportunity to interact with a professional design studio or retail business in a working environment, under the combined supervision of an on-site supervisor and a college faculty member.

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