| Introduction to Interior Design |
Adult Continuing Education |
501 (001) |
Spring 2026 |
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Description
This course introduces the skills and insights needed to be a successful interior designer and examines why some designs are more successful than others. More than a style-selection course, you will learn what is required to design and build an interior space, gain a general knowledge of how interior designers work, and examine what it takes to move creative designs from idea to reality. Included is a survey of important and innovative designs happening today.
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Class Number
2431
Credits
1
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| Introduction to Interior Design |
Adult Continuing Education |
501 (001) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
This course introduces the skills and insights needed to be a successful interior designer and examines why some designs are more successful than others. More than a style-selection course, you will learn what is required to design and build an interior space, gain a general knowledge of how interior designers work, and examine what it takes to move creative designs from idea to reality. Included is a survey of important and innovative designs happening today.
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Class Number
2324
Credits
1
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| Introduction to Interior Design |
Adult Continuing Education |
501 (002) |
Spring 2026 |
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Description
This course introduces the skills and insights needed to be a successful interior designer and examines why some designs are more successful than others. More than a style-selection course, you will learn what is required to design and build an interior space, gain a general knowledge of how interior designers work, and examine what it takes to move creative designs from idea to reality. Included is a survey of important and innovative designs happening today.
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Class Number
2432
Credits
1
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| Introduction to Interior Design |
Adult Continuing Education |
501 (003) |
Summer 2026 |
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Description
This course introduces the skills and insights needed to be a successful interior designer and examines why some designs are more successful than others. More than a style-selection course, you will learn what is required to design and build an interior space, gain a general knowledge of how interior designers work, and examine what it takes to move creative designs from idea to reality. Included is a survey of important and innovative designs happening today.
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Class Number
1421
Credits
1
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| Design Matters |
Adult Continuing Education |
508 (001) |
Summer 2026 |
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Description
How do we form an opinion about what we see around us? How do we make decisions that are relevant in the design world? In this course, students discuss, analyze, and discover design principles by exploring successful projects envisioned by artists, architects, theorists, and authors. This course examines problem-solving for various project types and will include lectures, readings, and individual assignments. Class discussions will explore new aesthetic trends and examine how ideas have evolved to address new issues.
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Class Number
1020
Credits
1
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| Design Matters |
Adult Continuing Education |
508 (001) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
How do we form an opinion about what we see around us? How do we make decisions that are relevant in the design world? In this course, students discuss, analyze, and discover design principles by exploring successful projects envisioned by artists, architects, theorists, and authors. This course examines problem-solving for various project types and will include lectures, readings, and individual assignments. Class discussions will explore new aesthetic trends and examine how ideas have evolved to address new issues.
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Class Number
2301
Credits
1
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| Interior Design Studio: Kitchen and Baths |
Adult Continuing Education |
511 (001) |
Spring 2026 |
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Description
This course is designed for intermediate and advanced students who want to explore concept development and production skills in interior design. Do you want to learn how to remodel a kitchen or bath? Develop and refine the critical thinking skills necessary to find design solutions for existing spaces. Students can work in analog and digital formats to produce work inspired by various artists and designers. Prerequisite(s): Digital Drawing: Objects and Space or equivalent experience.
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Class Number
2433
Credits
1
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| Interior Architecture |
Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects |
6210 (001) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
Comprehensive design studio incorporates cultural and program analysis, systems analysis and principled component choice, and the design and documentation of a very complete building. Course Goals and Objectives 1) Design culture: methods of integration and information synthesis in contemporary architectural design. 2) Design practice: advanced design methods, emphasizing feasibility, and comprehension through the design of a large building with an extensive systems integration challenge. 3) Design techniques and skills: develop an advanced level of architectural representation, with an emphasis on analysis, plans, sections and elevations, and model construction.
This is a comprehensive design studio focused on a complex building design and its systems. Three milestone critiques during the semester are also punctuated with nine project assignments that interface with the project development.
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Class Number
2035
Credits
6
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