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Core/Liberal Studies Credits: 46-48
ENGL 101 Composition I 3cr PSYC 101 General Psychology 3cr
ENGL 202 Composition II 3cr SOC 151/161 Principles of Sociology
3cr
ENGL 121 Humanities Literature 3cr ARHI 207 Renaissance to Modern Art 3cr
MATH 101 Foundations of Math 3cr Wellness Health & Wellness Course 3-4cr
PHIL/RLST (1) Philosophy or Relig. Studies 3cr ECON 122 Principles of Microeconomics 3cr
Fine Arts ARHI 205 (Rec) 3cr
HIST (1) HIST 196 or 197 or 198 3cr
SCI 105 Physical Science I 4cr Global & MC Global/Multicultural Awareness 3cr
SCI 107/117 Chemistry for everyone 3-4cr
INDS 105 Introduction to Interior Design 3cr INDS 315 Residential Design Studio 3cr
INDS 110 Color and Light 3cr INDS 323 Bldg. Systems II: Mechanicals 3cr
INDS 118 Interior Design Graphics 3cr INDS 370 History of Interior Design & Arch I 3cr
INDS 210 Human Factors in Interior Design 3cr
INDs 380 History of Interior Design & Arch II 3cr
Computer Technology for Interior Design
3cr INDS 405 Interior Design Professional Practice 3cr
INDS 219 Kitchen and Bath Studio 3cr INDS 460 Portfolio 3cr
INDS 230 Presentation for Interior Design 3cr INDS 464 Commercial Design Studio I 3cr
INDS 240 3-Dimensional Design for Interior Design 3cr INDS 465 Commercial Design Studio II 3cr
INDS 313 Bldg. Systems I: Materials and Finishes 3cr
INDS 470 Interior Design Capstone 3cr
BCOM 321 Business & Interpersonal Comm. 3cr
MKTG 320 Principles of Marketing 3cr
ART 114 Color and 2-Dimensional Design 3cr
ART 213, 214, 215, 216, 218, 219
THTR 116, 120, 221, 320, 321, 489
Although not required, popular minors for Interior Design students include Business Administration, Art Studio, Communications Media, Graph
(in regards to set design). Some students also complete a certificate in Photography.
The Interior Design program encompasses science, art, technology, and business. Space planning, hand drafting, computer
technology, color, lighting, materials and finishes, human factors, historic and modern design development, residential
design (including kitchen and bath), commercial design, and professional practice form the core of the curriculum.
Supportive courses are available in art studios, communications media (including photography), theatrical design and
business. Students develop an understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act and its relationship to universal design
as well as sensitivity to global environmental issues. Projects include but are not limited to, healthcare, residential,
restaurant, and retail spaces.
Interior Design Program Requirements:
Total Credits for Degree:
Human Development, Fashion and Interior Design
Health and Human Services
8/2/19 INDS Requirements