INTD 2580 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
MARKER SKETCHING TECHNIQUES
Basic and intermediate marker sketching techniques are explored. Techniques in shading, color awareness, pattern and texture, surfaces, and composition are developed to create interior renderings appropriate for presentation either as hand drawings or in conjunction with digital applications.
INTD 2670 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION
An introduction to furniture design and construction. Design and material issues are explored within specific styles. Production and presentation drawings are examined. Completed projects include a set of orthogonal drawings showing all views of the design and a rendered perspective drawing.
INTD 2720 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE DESIGN
The study of Environmental Responsible Design introduces a basic overview and understanding on the impact of the built environment on the human user. The course focuses on healthy environments and the responsible use of limited resources during the design of an interior space and the daily operation during the lifespan of a building.
INTD 2730 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
INTERNSHIP
Through on-the-job training, students gain valuable insight as they apply skills learned in the classroom to actual work situations and explore career options in set design and set decoration. Internship taken in two of the three quarters (12 units total).
INTD 2750 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
INTERIOR DESIGN WORKSHOP
This course focuses upon practical application of previous coursework to a community service project. The student experience is in both the classroom and at project locations.
INTD 2780 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
INTERIOR DESIGN SPECIAL PROJECTS
In an industry initiated project, students interface with the client through the design process. From the initial interview to the final presentation of concept and documentation drawings, students develop the necessary skills and experience needed to complete an actual design project.
INTD 2830 — 6 UNITS
INTERIOR DESIGN THESIS
A comprehensive project demonstrating residential and commercial themes in a mixed use format. Focusing on functional space planning and design, code requirements, and material specifications, the students prepare a proposal for a specific design project. Construction documentation and presentation drawings incorporating both hand and digital applications culminate in a formal presentation suitable for portfolio. Prerequisites: INTD 1090C, INTD 2000, INTD 2050. Must take concurrently with INTD 2930 & INTD 2980
INTD 2890 — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
ART MATTERS: DEVELOPING A CRITICAL EYE
Students develop an awareness of the art world as it applies to design projects. Resources appropriate for residential and non-residential installations are explored through field trips and guest speakers.
INTD 2900 — 3 UNITS
INDEPENDENT STUDY
A course designed for specific research or execution of a special project under the supervision of an instructor. Prerequisite: Approval of Department Chairperson required and GPA requirement
INTD 2930 — 3 UNITS
BUSINESS PRACTICES FOR INTERIOR DESIGN
An exploration of the business practices necessary to develop and maintain an interior design firm. Topics include professional ethics, contract documents, vendor relations, association membership, marketing, networking, and social media opportunities. Prerequisite: Must be taken concurrently with INTD 2830 & INTD 2980
INTD 2960A — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
CHAIRING STYLES
An exploration of the relationships between three disciplines: textile, fashion, and interior design—a fabric, fashion, and furniture collaboration. This course focuses on the development of the chair. Fundamental inspirations for the designs are investigated through the creative process in aesthetic guidelines, structural integrity, and materials, as well as inventive and imaginative design solutions. Prerequisite: Selection through Application & Portfolio. Must be taken concurrently with INTD 2960B.
INTD 2960B — 3 UNITS (ELECTIVE COURSE)
CHAIRING STYLES
Further development of concepts explored in INTD 2960A. Students produce construction and presentation drawings, scale models, written proposals, and portfolios for consideration and selection by industry manufacturers. Prerequisite: Selection through Application and Portfolio. Must be taken concurrently with INTD 2960A
INTD 2980 — 3 UNITS
PRESENTATION & PORTFOLIO
Students explore and develop a portfolio format suitable to incorporate a representative sampling of work into a finished portfolio. Design exercises in specification, representation of materials, and renderings are emphasized to enhance a professional quality presentation. Prerequisite: Must be taken concurrently with INTD 2830 & INTD 2930
INTD 3180 — 3 UNITS
PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOR & APPLICATION
This course examines attitudes toward the aesthetics of color throughout history, scientific findings about our perceptions of color, and the impact of color on our emotions, senses, sensibilities, and personal taste. Dominance and spatial experience