Summer Courses + Interior Design
DR0920
(non-credit)
This course will explore the basics of one, two and three point perspective, proportion and foreshortening.
ID0850
(non-credit)
Students learn the fundamentals of color application, as well as the skills necessary to refine their design strategy as their needs change.
ID0860
(non-credit)
For the aspiring non-professional, this course focuses on the basic elements of interior design.
ID1000
(3.0 credits or audit)
Exploring the elements that comprise the practice of interior design, students will learn about materials, space planning, color theory, and more.
ID2000
(3.0 credits or audit)
This course provides an introduction to linear, two-, and three-point perspectives, and rendering of interior space in various media. (Undergraduate Level)
ID2050
(3.0 credits or audit)
Through a series of projects including drawing and model making, students will gain valuable skills in documenting visual culture and developing tools for representing design concepts. (Undergraduate Level)
ID3050
(3.0 credits or audit)
Learn the basics of computer-assisted drafting techniques, including basic drawing, dimensioning, layering, and various commands for drawing and document output. (Undergraduate Level)
ID5000
(3.0 credits)
This introductory course provides students with an overview of the elements that comprise the practice of interior design. (Graduate level)
ID5050
(3.0 credits)
Learn the basics of computer-assisted drafting techniques, including basic drawing, dimensioning, layering, and various commands for drawing and document output. (Graduate Level)
ID5110
(3.0 credits)
This course provides an introduction to linear, two-, and three-point perspectives, and rendering of interior space in various media. (Graduate Level)
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