ID100. Design Drafting and Visual Communication. 3 Credits.
Explores the foundational drafting and drawing skills for the practice of interior design. Covers ideation sketches, diagram sketches, three-dimensional work, drafting orthographic drawings and perspective sketches. Prerequisites: (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID111. Interior Design Construction Documents. 3 Credits.
Covers standards of architectural drafting, using architectural graphic standards, for the creation of a series of drawings referred to as a "drawing set". Examines construction processes and terminology. Prerequisites: ID100, ID125, ID130, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID120. Interior Products and Materials I. 3 Credits.
Covers analysis and evaluation of materials and products utilized in the interior design profession. Focuses on the properties, cost, sustainability and installation of materials. Prerequisites: ID100, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID121. Sustainable Materials for Residential Interiors. 3 Credits.
Covers the environmental impact of materials used in residential interior design. Includes analysis and evaluation of materials based on multiple types of criteria and information. Prerequisites: ID100, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID122. History of Furniture-Ancient to 1800. 3 Credits.
Covers and analyzes styles of furnishings from antiquity through the 18th century. Includes contemporary usage as well as the mixing of period furniture styles. Prerequisites: (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID123. History of Furniture-1800 to Present. 3 Credits.
Presents an analysis of interior design and furnishings from the 19th century to the present. Includes contemporary usage as well as the mixing of period furniture styles. Prerequisites: (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID124. Introduction to Woodworking. 3 Credits.
Introduces the art and craft of woodworking. Focuses primarily on wood furniture as it relates to interior design. Covers various wood species, grain, sustainability, machining and fabrication. Includes a hands-on experience in woodworking. Open to all students.
ID125. Computer Drafting for Interior Designers. 3 Credits.
Introduces computer-aided design software as a drafting tool for residential design. Covers creation and modification of drawings such as floor plans, elevations, furniture and lighting plans, and three-dimensional projections. Focuses on interior plans and elevations of cabinetry for kitchen/bath design, writing/calculating specifications, and how to use drawings to communicate design concepts to clients.
ID127. 3-D Modeling for Interior Design. 3 Credits.
Introduces basic 3-D modeling terminology, concepts, and tools used to create simple interior building models and useful everyday shapes using 3-D modeling software. Prerequisites: ID100, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID128. Digital Rendering and Presentation. 3 Credits.
Introduces the skills necessary for the use of computer software programs used for architectural design processes and presentation techniques. Prerequisites: ID127 or ARCH 127 or ARCH237, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID130. Building Systems for Interior Design. 3 Credits.
Surveys building systems as they pertain to interior design remodeling and construction. Covers mechanical systems of residential and light commercial interiors. Emphasizes environmental concerns and sustainable building practices. Covers building codes as they pertain to interior remodeling. Prerequisites: (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID131. Introduction to Interiors. 3 Credits.
Covers design elements and principles as applied to interiors. Includes skill development in drawing floor plans, analyzing furniture arrangement, and basic techniques for creating interior design presentation boards including floor plans, color boards, and elevation drawings. Prerequisites: (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement. Prerequisite/concurrent: ID100.
ID132. Planning Interiors. 3 Credits.
Covers designing interiors utilizing design and furniture arrangement skills, and developing skills in selection of furniture, floor coverings, wall and window treatments, color, fabric and pattern, lighting and accessories. Prerequisites: ID100, ID131 and (ID125 or ID235), and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID133. Space Planning. 3 Credits.
Covers functional and aesthetic design requirements of interior space planning. Relates aspects of both residential and commercial interior design to needs of individuals and groups. Prerequisites: ID100, ID125, ID130, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID135. Professional Practices for Designers. 3 Credits.
Covers the business administration of the interior design profession. Includes topics on ethics, contracts, licensing, ordering, client designer relationships, costs, billing structures, and legal considerations. Prerequisites: ID120 or ID121. Audit available.
ID137. Commercial Tenant Improvement Studio. 3 Credits.
Covers the transformation of existing leased space. Involves creation of a design solution for a small business. Prerequisites: ID125 and ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID138. Introduction to Kitchen and Bath Planning. 3 Credits.
Incorporates basic functional and aesthetic design principles for residential kitchen and bath planning. Covers the kitchen and bath planning process from conceptual design to construction completion. Prerequisites: ID100, ID125, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID140. Chief Architect for Interior Design. 3 Credits.
Covers the use of Chief Architect, a CAD software program, for use by interior designers.
ID200. Interior Design Studio Foundations. 3 Credits.
Covers the historical, social and personal contexts of interior design. Offers the opportunity to complete various design projects. Includes examples of the built environment from many sources. Prerequisite: ID100, ID131.
ID224. Furniture Studio I. 3 Credits.
Continues the art and craft of woodworking focusing on skills and knowledge gained. Encourages individuals to focus their work using a designer and maker perspective. Develops knowledge and skills of fine furniture fabrication which complements interior design and other creative professions. Prerequisite: ID124 or instructor approval.
ID230. Textiles for Interiors. 3 Credits.
Covers knowledge and critical thinking skills required for the identification, selection, usage and care of textile products. Prerequisite: ID100, ID131.
ID232. Business Communication for Interior Design. 3 Credits.
Outlines the importance of persuasive communication in matters of sales, client management and project coordination. Covers product sourcing, business taxes, and budgeting. Prerequisites: ID100, ID131 and ID135.
ID234. Advanced Interiors. 3 Credits.
Offers a capstone experience to prepare for transition to the field of interior design. Requires the development of an individual self-led design project. Prerequisites: ID132, ID133, ID235, ID127, ID128. Prerequisite/concurrent: ID135, ID236.
ID235. Intermediate CAD for Interior Design. 3 Credits.
Continues to build foundational computer-aided drafting (CAD) skills using CAD software and its applications for the practice of interior design. Prerequisite: ID125.
ID236. Lighting Design. 3 Credits.
Covers interior lighting as it relates to residential interiors. Includes terminology, lamps, fixtures, cost factors, developing lighting plans, design techniques and energy saving strategies. Prerequisites: ID100, ID125, ID131, and (WR115 and RD115) or IRW115 and MTH20 or equivalent placement.
ID238. Advanced Kitchen and Bath Planning. 3 Credits.
Incorporates advanced understanding of design principles and elements to analyze and evaluate functionality and aesthetic principles for residential kitchen and bath planning. Includes Universal Design as it relates to the kitchen and bath and incorporates an advanced understanding of the guidelines as established by the National Kitchen and Bath Association. Prerequisites: ID138 or BCT229.
ID280A. Cooperative Education: Kitchen and Bath. 2-6 Credit.
Provides opportunity to work or observe on approved job sites. Provides experiences dependent on job site. Must be coordinated with the supervisor, instructor, and cooperative education specialist. Prerequisite: Department permission.
