Interior Design, Certificate of Achievement
Upon successful completion of the Interior Design Certificate, students will be able to work from blueprints, make detailed floor plans, and draw furniture to scale. Additionally, they will be able to develop presentations for client approval to include a sketch or scaled floor plan showing furniture arrangement, color charts, and samples of upholstery, draperies, and wall coverings along with developing estimates for the installation cost of a design project.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to develop comprehensive design concepts for both residential and commercial spaces.
- Students will demonstrate knowledge of the history of interior design and furniture and the factors that influenced the changes in design styles.
- Students will be able to work from blueprints, make detailed floor plans, and draw furniture to scale.
Core Requirements
Complete 23 units
ID 002
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Introduction to Interior Design
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3
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ID 006/ FASHION 006
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Textiles
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3
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ID 008
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History of Interior Design & Furniture
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3
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ID 010
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Residential Interior Design
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3
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ID 011
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Commercial Interior Design
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3
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ID 013
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Specifications and Professional Practices
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3
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ID 018/ FASHION 018
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Consumer Behavior in Fashion and Interiors
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3
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ID 021/ FASHION 021
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Trend Forecasting for Fashion and Interiors
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2
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Restricted Electives
Area A - Complete 3 units selected from:
ART 001A
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Art History: Europe from Prehistory to 1400
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3
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ART 001B
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Art History: Europe from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century
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3
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Minimum Units Required: 26
Complete all courses with a grade of "C" or better.
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