The Interior Design program prepares students for employment in the many businesses that provide products and services for residential and commercial interiors.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the Interior Design certificate, students will be able to:
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Analyze client's needs, goals and life safety requirements.
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Formulate preliminary design concepts that are aesthetic, appropriate, functional and in accordance with codes and standards.
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Develop and present final design recommendations through appropriate presentation media.
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Communicate professionally with clients and trade sources.
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Prepare drawings for non-load bearing interior construction, reflected ceiling plans, lighting, interior detailing, materials, finishes, space planning, furnishings, fixtures and equipment.
Interior Design Courses
| INTD 50 | Introduction to Interior Design | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 51 | Sustainable Environments | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 52 | Fundamentals of Lighting | 2 units | coursework |
| INTD 53 | Color Theory and Application | 1.5 units | coursework |
| INTD 54 | Basic Materials and Finishes | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 55 | Business Practices | 1.5 units | coursework |
| INTD 56 | History of Interiors I | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 57 | History of Interiors II | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 59 | Intro to Kitchen and Bath Design | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 61 | Rendering and Perspective | 2 units | coursework |
| INTD 62 | Intro to Green Building Design | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 70 | Interior Design Studio | 3 units | coursework |
| INTD 84 | Portfolio Presentation | 1.5 units | coursework |
Occupational Outlook Handbook
