Interior Design (IDSN)
IDSN1013 | Design Materials | Lecture (3 Credits)
Design Materials examines materials for durability, use, life-cycle cost, sustainability, safety, and performance criteria. Design and understand material technology, application and specifications appropriate to use.
IDSN1022 | Design Programming | Lecture (3 Credits)
Design Programming explores critical thinking, creative problem solving, data gathering and research in the development of a design brief. Create visual responses to abstract concepts and diagrams to explore environment, culture, and interactions in interior architecture.
IDSN1201 | Studio Mixed Use | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Practice the design process and how to communicate design intent through a small mixed-use studio project. Emphasis is placed on programming, space planning, presentation methods, and project communication techniques.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN1101
IDSN1202 | Composition Lab 2 | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Introduction to digital tools for application in design and graphic layout. Continue to explore ideas of presentation and visual communication.
IDSN1203 | Materials Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Analyze materials and textiles for durability, ease of use, life-cycle cost, sustainability, safety, and other performance criteria. Specify appropriate finishes and textiles for a variety of uses.
IDSN1501 | Design Explorations | Seminar (1 Credit)
Develop expressive designs, using observation and imagination, to explore environment, culture, and meaning.
IDSN1502 | 3D Concepts | Seminar (1 Credit)
Introduction to critical thinking methods as they relate to creative problem solving, using basic elements and principles of design. Explore the design process to create visual responses to abstract concepts.
IDSN1503 | Land By Design | Seminar (1 Credit)
Explore ideas related to design and the landscape. Discover how designers interact with and impact our natural environment.
IDSN1504 | Learning Beyond | Seminar (1 Credit)
Explore various learning opportunities beyond the classroom; includes an introduction to educational possibilities for life beyond the college experience.
IDSN1505 | Surface Design | Seminar (1 Credit)
Explore pattern design, color manipulation, and embellishment to create dynamic surfaces using a variety of techniques.
IDSN1506 | Community Connect | Seminar (1 Credit)
Develop professional growth skills by connecting to the greater design community.
IDSN2011 | Housing Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Housing Studio advances design skills while exploring evidence-based design through a multi-unit and mixed-use project. Emphasis is placed on programming, space planning, housing typologies, and human-centered design. Explore conceptual design thinking to solve interior and architectural design problems through documentation and visual representation.
IDSN2021 | Workplace Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Workplace Studio develops skills while cultivating understanding for a workplace project driven by community connection. Emphasis is placed on addressing client needs, workflows, brand expression, universal design, wayfinding, and schematic development. Explore space analysis and planning to solve interior and architectural design problems.
IDSN2101 | Studio Commercial | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Develop design skills while cultivating empathy through a commercial studio project for an underserved community. Collaborate in concept, programming, space planning, and schematic design. Emphasis is placed on addressing client, universal design, and wayfinding.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN1201 And IDSN1101
IDSN2102 | Design Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM) concepts, practices, and drafting techniques. Create a virtual architectural model that will aid in the creation of construction documents and design presentation.
IDSN2103 | Universal Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Examine the history and application of federal, state, and municipal codes, standards, and accessibility guidelines with an emphasis on life safety and universal design.
IDSN2201 | Studio Housing | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Develop design skills while exploring evidence-based design through a multi-housing studio project. Emphasis is placed on code application, prototypes, and detailing.
IDSN2202 | Lighting Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Use design factors and strategies to create quality interior illumination. Emphasis is placed on function, specification, and environmental application.
IDSN2203 | Evidence Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Gather appropriate research and analyze data to address a design problem. Demonstrate best practices for information communication.
IDSN2231 | Travel Study | Travel Study (1 Credit)
Travel Study explores the historical, cultural, and design-related fabrics of other places through research and travel. Learning is structured as an independent study, allowing students to research pieces of design in the travel location. Travel locations may vary year by year.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN2111
IDSN3011 | Healthcare Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Healthcare Studio develops best practices around health, safety, wellbeing, and comfort through the design of a healthcare project. Emphasis is placed on performance requirements, and solutions that are inclusive and accessible. Gain effective collaborative skills through research and the exploration of sustainable techniques and environmental factors of the site.
IDSN3014 | Building Systems | Lecture (3 Credits)
Building Systems examines the integration of internal systems and controls, and their standards for documentation. Learning focuses on the systems that support and affect interior space and occupants' health, safety, and welfare.
IDSN3021 | Hospitality Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Hospitality Studio explores adaptive reuse through a cohesive design solution in the development of a hospitality project. Emphasis is placed on brand expression and a highly conceptual, comprehensive, client-driven solution. Work collaboratively to articulate designs that integrate global and local perspectives, culture, environments, and materials.
IDSN3101 | Studio Healthcare | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Develop best practices around health, safety, wellbeing, and comfort through a healthcare studio project. Collaborate in the execution of the design process. Emphasis is placed on performance requirements and fostering community.
IDSN3102 | Interior Design History | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Explore the global history of architecture, interiors, and decorative arts focusing on social, cultural, environmental, and economic factors.
IDSN3103 | Detailing Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Explore, in-depth, the art of interior detailing, specification, fabrication, and installation.
IDSN3141 | Evidence Based Design | Lecture (1 Credit)
Gather appropriate information and research findings to solve an interior design problem. APA format is used to produce a technical paper.
IDSN3150 | Interior Design Seminar | Seminar (1 Credit)
Provides opportunities for problem solving, innovation, and advancing student understanding by focusing on a particular subject related to the Interior Design profession.
IDSN3170 | History of Interiors | Lecture (2 Credits)
Differentiate styles of interiors, furniture, and decorative arts from ancient to present time within their political and cultural context using research, field trips, and site visits to inform design decisions.
IDSN3201 | Studio Hospitality | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Strengthen conceptual skills while considering historical precedent through a hospitality studio project, Collaborate in the execution of the design process. Emphasis is placed on advanced digital tools, volumetric expression, custom detailing, and guest experience.
IDSN3202 | Composition Lab 3 | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Create a media package exploring personal branding for professional growth. Focus on visual communication and design impact.
IDSN3203 | Global Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Explore ideas of interior design in a global context. Gain knowledge of globalization, inclusivity, and cultural awareness through research and experimentation.
IDSN3220 | Interior Design Portfolio | Lecture/Laboratory (2 Credits)
Create portfolio by compiling projects to produce a representative sample of work.
IDSN3240 | LEED | Lecture (1 Credit)
An introduction to the processes and procedures associated with LEED certification and sustainable design strategies.
IDSN3501 | Custom Detailing | Seminar (1 Credit)
Complete an installation from concept through documentation to fabrication.
IDSN3502 | Dissecting Space | Seminar (1 Credit)
Explore space and theory around a specific typology.
IDSN3503 | History in Depth | Seminar (1 Credit)
Examine a particular aspect of history (period, region, or designer) and apply to design practice.
IDSN3504 | Biomimicry | Seminar (1 Credit)
Solve design problems based on nature's wisdom and biological blueprints.
IDSN3505 | Design & Health | Seminar (1 Credit)
Explore the relationship between the natural and built environments through the context of sustainable design.
IDSN3506 | Design Psychology | Seminar (1 Credit)
Examine mind and behavior through a design lens.
IDSN4011 | Education Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Education Studio considers the environment we learn in by envisioning and designing an educational project supported by research, context and understanding user needs. Emphasis is placed on design thinking, diverse learning styles and the impact of environmental factors on learning outcomes. Explore the use of scale, materials, and the integration of technology appropriate to institutional buildings.
IDSN4021 | Capstone Studio | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Capstone Studio explores a self-directed, comprehensive design project supported by design research and cultural and social contexts. Emphasis is placed on individual design philosophy, process, learning, working, and thinking associated with academic work and practice. Demonstrate design skills that synthesize a comprehensive and professional understanding to solve design problems through exploration and iteration.
IDSN4022 | Advanced Detailing | Lecture (3 Credits)
Advanced Detailing enhances knowledge of interior architectural detailing, specifications, custom assembly, and installation through construction practices. Learning focuses on the documentation necessary to effectively implement and communicate design intent for construction.
IDSN4101 | Studio Research | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Conduct an in-depth analysis, and synthesize information through a studio research project. Develop a comprehensive design brief used to guide further design solutions. Emphasis is placed on application of evidence-based design.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN2101, IDSN2201, IDSN3101, IDSN3201, IDSN1101, And IDSN1201
IDSN4102 | Furniture Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Explore aesthetic and functional issues related to the creation of custom, freestanding furniture.
IDSN4110 | Studio 5 | Studio (5 Credits)
Complete a project using all phases of the design process, including research, a preliminary budget, presentation, and contract documentation to create a project in a career specialty of interest.
IDSN4120 | Internship for Interior Design | Internship (2 Credits)
On-the-job training in the interior design industry to facilitate professional growth.
IDSN4121 | Professional Topics | Practicum (2 Credits)
Explore career readiness techniques and best practices for entering the design industry. Develop professional growth skills by connecting to the greater design community.
IDSN4201 | Studio Capstone | Lecture/Studio (5 Credits)
Synthesize findings, through the continuation of studio research, to develop a comprehensive design project. Emphasis is placed on execution of design brief into a design solution.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN4101
IDSN4202 | Industry Lab | Lecture/Laboratory (3 Credits)
Examine, in-depth, project management and business practices using industry standards.
IDSN4210 | Capstone for Interior Design | Capstone (8 Credits)
Complete a final project using all phases of the design process, including research, a preliminary budget, presentation, and contract documentation to create a project in a career specialty of interest.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN4110
IDSN4211 | Capstone for Interior Design | Capstone (7 Credits)
Complete a final project using all phases of the design process, including research, presentation, and contract documentation to create a project in a career specialty of interest.
Prerequisite(s): IDSN4110
IDSN4221 | Business Practices | Lecture (1 Credit)
Develop an awareness and understanding of the design practice structure of a business formation, operation, brand management, and professional ethics and conduct.