COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS ID111
Prerequisite: ID100 or ID111 taken concurrently with ID100
The basic concepts of two-dimensional and three-dimensional design are taught with an emphasis on creativity within the evolution process of design. A structural basic design element is provided for each problem.

RENDERING TECHNIQUES I ID124
Prerequisite: ID100, ID200
The basics of perspective representation and construction are explored through students exercises. One-point and two-point methods of mechanical layout are learned. Use of media is introduced. Basically a hands-on "how to" course.

RENDERING TECHNIQUES II ID126
Prerequisite: ID124
Further exploration of three-dimensional drawings, incorporating techniques for the effective use of color reflections and representation of materials.

TEXTILES ID130
Prerequisite: ID100 or taken concurrently with ID100
Overall textile technology issues will be studied in a systematic manner to identify yarns and textile types used in both residential and commercial interiors. Basic categories of: types of weaves, weights, descriptive information and suitable applications. Tailoring approaches and styling ideas. Uses of trim and fittings, coloring methods, finishing options available and identifying major fabric houses will be studied.

DRAFTING I ID100
Prerequisite: X050 or Portfolio Review
An introduction to the tools and techniques of basic drawing communication in the design professions. The foundation of necessary skills to be developed.

DRAFTING II ID200
Prerequisite: ID100
Scaled plan drawings are basic to planning and are vital tools to the designer in developing conceptual ideas and communicating them to clients.

FURNITURE AND THE DECORATIVE ARTS ID210
Prerequisite: Second year standing
Examination of historic and modern furnishings and accessories, and discussion of accompanying surface treatments, and a brief color history for interior elements. This course identifies all important design periods and the cultural/societal influences.

BUILDING SYSTEMS ID217
Prerequisite: Second year standing
Introduction to the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and building materials and construction systems.

SPACE PLANNING I ID220
Prerequisite: ID100, ID200
Exploration of the concepts and methods of programming, and planning the design solution to a problem for residential spaces. This course is related to the two-dimensional use of space in scaled drawing.

SPACE PLANNING II ID221
Prerequisite: ID220
This course provides further programming and planning for commercial spaces with an emphasis on accessibility for the physically challenged (ADA). Creative use of space with a concept basis is required.

MATERIALS AND METHODS ID250
Prerequisite: Second year standing
Survey of materials and products, and how to incorporate them into interior design. Also, discussion of specifications, textiles, finish materials, budget formulas, codes, market issues, and basic bills of materials.

INTERIOR DESIGN I (Theory Studio) ID271
Prerequisites: ID100, ID200
A residential project of contemporary classic styling. Family profile is provided for designing to meet a clientÕs requirements. Furniture layouts will be developed. Presentation will include a colored floor plan maquette and finish/color boards. A verbal presentation will be made and the project critiqued by faculty.

INTERIOR DESIGN II (Residential Project of Mediterranean Styling) ID272
Prerequisite: ID271
This project is more complex than the first I.D. project. Modifications of kitchen and master bath are necessary. There is a program to follow for clientÕs goals and scope.

INTERIOR DESIGN III (Commercial) ID273
Prerequisite: ID272
Commercial project including complete space planning and compliance with ADA code. Considerable interior styling and detailing required. A reflected ceiling plan will be completed following the development of a lighting design concept. Commercial finishes, furniture, and equipment will to be utilized.

INTERIOR DESIGN IV (Problem) ID274
Prerequisites: ID273 and seventh quarter standing
Execution of a more complex project to be reviewed by the entire Interior Design faculty. Includes evaluation of drafting skills, rendering, thoroughness and aesthetic taste.

INTERIOR DESIGN V ID279
Prerequisites: ID274 and eighth quarter standing
Execution of a complex project, either residential or commercial, of the student's choice. Included will be detailed programs, production drawings, renderings, presentation boards, and budget. Students prepare to make an oral presentation to a selected professional review board.

GRAPHICS IN INTERIOR DESIGN ID275
Prerequisite: ID200 or taken concurrently with ID200
Instruction in and discussion of effective and dramatic presentation graphics. Step-by-step procedure for rendering a variety of finish materials. Emphasis on media techniques and rendering style refinement.

PORTFOLIO PREPARATION FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS ID282
Prerequisite: Eighth quarter standing
IStudents polish their work and design a portfolio in preparation for graduation. Also, pointers about interviewing for Interior Design positions and the nature of the workplace are explored.

INTERNSHIP ID295
Prerequisite: Completion of all coursework prior to the eighth quarter. To be taken concurrently with B254
Internship is a cooperative venture between the Interior Design profession and the college to provide the student with on-the-job training. Skills learned in the classroom will be utilized in the placement as much as possible. Students must maintain a minimum work schedule of 6 hours per week and attend regular Internship Review sessions.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN I (CAD) ID391
Prerequisite: ID100, ID200, X040
An introduction to the basic use of CAD software. The subject is handled on a strictly introductory level, specified to Interior Design, with further study by individuals who are quick to pick up the techniques or those who are especially interested in it.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN II (CAD) ID191
Prerequisite: ID391
Continuation of two-dimensional drafting and design, with extensive drawing exercises and more complex shapes and commands.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN III (CAD) ID393
Prerequisite: ID191
The purpose of this course is to instruct students in advanced concepts and techniques of computer aided design. Through participation in the class, completing the assigned homework, and the readings, students will successfully apply these concepts and techniques to the 3-D computer modeling process.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN IV (CAD) ID193
Prerequisite: ID393
Continuation of three-dimensional design applications, including rendering.

IMAGE ESSENTIALS B102
Prerequisite: B125
The Look: Personal and professional image development. Ideas and discoveries in personal and professional image, style and fashion development. Introduction to modeling.

ANATOMY AND FIGURE DRAWING II B125
Instruction in and discussion of effective and dramatic presentation graphics. Step-by-step procedure for rendering a variety of finish materials. Emphasis on media techniques and rendering style refinement.

LIGHTING ID300
Prerequisite: ID200
This course covers the basics of lighting layout, lighting types, and the effects of lighting in spaces. Studies include the applications in both residential and commercial settings.