Catalog of Programs 2006-2008, Volume 2

ID211 Lighting ID311 Codes/Barrier-Free Design ID351 Mixed Medium Rendering A comprehensive study of lighting design techniques for interior spaces including selection and application of lighting fixtures and proper light source concepts. Prerequisite: ID251. 3 credits ID212 Programming This course is a comprehensive study and application of the codes and regulations for building construction, fire/safety and accessibility that affect the interior design of public buildings. Prerequisites: ID215, ID251. 3 credits ID312 Architectural Model Making The development and construction of presentational models illustrating architectural space and furnishings. Prerequisites: FND110, ID120. 3 credits ID313 Computer 3D Architectural Model Making Students will advance basic visual indication skills through a method of exploring a variety of presentation media as they are applied to rendered presentation drawings for interior spaces. Prerequisite: FND120. 3 credits ID352 Digital Presentation Methods This course experiments with alternate methods of creating and producing interior design presentations. Combining a variety of software, reproduction methods, and manual technology, students explore ways to manipulate and integrate images and text into a cohesive graphic package. Course includes issues of design, composition, and typography. Prerequisite: FND133. 3 credits ID353 Commercial Design Studio This course focuses on the programming process, adjacency studies, space allocation and furniture layout for nonresidential spaces. Prerequisite: ID133. 3 credits ID215 Human Factors This course includes a study of design of furniture, fixtures and architectural elements relevant to human form, function and client specification. It also provides for the development of safe and productive environments. Prerequisites: FND112, FND113, ID133. 3 credits ID220 Residential Design/Kitchen and Bath This course will introduce the student to 3D modeling software and its application to interior rendering. Prerequisite: ID251. 3 credits ID320 Institutional Design This course encompasses the design of institutional environments, primarily in the area of healthcare and related facilities and provides a careful balance of aesthetics and image as well as function and code compliance. Prerequisite: ID230. 3 credits ID323 Professional Practices A study of residential environment with emphasis on kitchen & bath design. Prerequisites: ID120, ID133. 3 credits ID221 Introduction to AutoCad Study of the physical requirements and code restrictions involved in a variety of specialty areas such as recreational, hospitality, and store planning. Individual projects cover the total design process, with emphasis on universal design, research, and alternate presentation methods. Prerequisite: ID340. 3 credits ID354 Multi-Cultural/Global Design A study of the basic skills of computer-aided drafting through a variety of exercises. Prerequisites: CPU101, ID120. 3 credits ID230 Office Design A study and application of the design process from programming through presentations to working drawings based upon client needs and applicable commercial spaces. Prerequisites: ID211, ID212, ID311. 3 credits ID250 Residential Design Studio An introduction to the principles of marketing Interior Design service. Familiarizes students with the business, legal and financial aspects of a design practice. Prerequisite: ID250. 3 credits ID330 Environmental Design Explores the design development phase of the design process. Students make the transition from thinking conceptually to fully developing a detailed residential space. Course content centers on interrelationship of the elements of the threedimensional aspects of space, such as scale, and proportion volume as well as detailing materials, furnishings, finishes, and their application in the residential environment. Discussions include physical and psychological needs unique to the home. Prerequisite: ID133. 3 credits ID251 Drafting Technology In this course students will develop understanding of mechanical drawings, detailed drawings, and other components of an entire working drawing package using hand skills developed in basic drafting. In addition, they will enhance their basic CAD skills while increasing their speed and problem-solving capabilities. Students will gain proficiency in hand and computerassisted drafting through progressively complex applications. Prerequisite: ID221. 3 credits Students will design a variety of projects using the research of environmental issues and concerns, both current and ongoing, as the foundation and basis of their chosen project. Emphasis on group interaction and weekly presentations. Prerequisite: ID340. 3 credits ID340 Interior Architectural Systems and Detailing Survey and research application of multicultural design is the study of different cultures as they relate to design issues and concerns. Students will develop a knowledge of a variety of cultures and relate that knowledge to the to their personal design philosophy. Prerequisite: ID230. 3 credits ID421 Thesis Design Survey of the principles of interior construction and the interrelationship between materials and structure. Building materials and interior fabrication will be discussed and installation methods will be explored through detail drawings. Course includes discussion of wall, floor, ceiling, mechanical and electrical systems and their relationship to interior design. Prerequisite: ID230. 3 credits ID350 Advanced Residential Design Studio This course is an advanced study of residential space planning and considers applications to people of various age groups, economic levels, and/ or physical and emotional conditions. Students are required to develop a design solution based on research of current literature concerning product information and the needs of special populations. Prerequisites: ID250, ID251. 3 credits Students will select their major project in either residential or non-residential design. They will engage in individual research culminating in a statement of their philosophy of design. Prerequisite: Student has successfully completed all core courses in quarters 1-9 inclusive in the Interior Design program. 3 credits ID430 Portfolio Students will refine previous projects into a comprehensive collection representative of Interior Design skills incorporated into a professional portfolio. Prerequisite: 165 credits successfully completed in the Interior Design program. 3 credits ID432 Thesis Development Students will continue and complete the development of their selected thesis. The project will allow the students to use all skills and knowledge required over previous quarters to fully express themselves both verbally and graphically. Prerequisite: ID421. 3 credits 68

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Catalog of Programs 2006-2008, Volume 2 Welcome Mission Statement Advertising Culinary Arts Digital Design Digital Media Production Entertainment Design Fashion & Retail Management Game Art & Design Graphic Design Hotel & Restaurant Management Industrial Design Interior Design Media Arts & Animation Photography Residential Planning Video Production Visual Effects & Motion Graphics Web Design Web Design & Interactive Media General Education Course Descriptions Faculty Biographies Program Advisory Committee Members Administration Licensing, Accreditation and Memberships Admissions Information 2007-2008 Scholarships General Information and Policies Academic Calendar Index

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