In addition to traditional studio classes, the program requires?AutoCAD?and other advanced design software applications for all INDS students. ?Interior design majors begin coursework?with Drawing I, Two-Dimensional?and Three-Dimensional Design, Design Appreciation, and Design Studio I. ?Student?s progress through a series of five interior design studio courses which provide a progressive approach to the execution of residential and commercial design solutions on a variety of scales such as design philosophy and concept development, space planning and furnishings culminating in a senior-level capstone course.
Additional classes cover various subjects including:
- extensive history of interiors;
- furnishings and architectural styles;
- interior materials;
- textiles;
- lighting;
- decorative accessories;
- art history;
- building codes; and
- electronic design.
The business of interior design is explored through two professional practice classes that cover portfolio development, business principles, specifications, communication, professional ethics and project management as well as a look at the global marketplace and international protocol that help prepares students for careers in the field. ?The Interior Design Internship, a supervised work-study program, serves as an educational bridge between the junior and senior levels.
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