DESIGN 3152: Introduction to Interior Design II
The study of the relationship between the user and spatial form, function and material within the context of Interior Design.
Credit Hours
3
Prerequisite: Admission to Bachelor of Science in Design - Interior Design program; or permission of instructor.
Overview
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Objectives
Through a series of projects that build upon each other and culminate in a midterm and final comprehensive project, students will demonstrate their comprehension and applications of the following:
- The ability to develop a design concept with clear emotional and functional intentions
- Implement the design concept through various explorations resulting in compelling final design intent
- Comprehend basic design principles and implement those through spatial origination of the project’s specified program: 4 Introductory knowledge of interior material, finish selections, and furnishings and how to implement within the context of the design project
- User-based design for commercial spaces
Course Materials
- Students use a variety of materials in this course
- Alternative materials may be explored or needed on a per project basis as you explore your ideas
- Be creative and responsible (share, recycle etc.)
- Plan ahead when ordering online
Course Organization
This is a 3 credit hour course that meets in person twice a week for 2:40 each day
Sample Coursework
Type of work students can expect:
- Readings, in class discussions, and field trips
- Professional guest lectures and design based projects
Semester(s) Offered:
Spring