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ID COURSES
INTERIOR DESIGN

ID 111 INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO I [RESIDENTIAL DESIGN]
Credits: 3(1,0,5) Prerequisites: ARCH 111, ID 120; Co-requisite: ARCH 132, ID 133

The course introduces solutions to functional and aesthetic problems along with examinations
of interior residential environmental issues. Emphasis is placed on orientation, design theory,
space planning, lighting, fabrics and furnishings. The development from the conceptual phase
to final design based on interior considerations and external influences is tracked. Emphasis is
placed on three-dimensional design processes, rendering and graphic representation of spaces.

ID 120 INTRODUCTION TO INTERIOR DESIGN
Credits: 2(2,0,0)
This course provides an orientation to the interior design profession and its relationship to
allied fields. The basic principles and concepts of aesthetics and processes relevant to interior
design are discussed. Philosophical approaches and contemporary developments in the
discipline are discussed as well.

ID 121 HISTORY OF ART
Credits: 2(2,0,0) Prerequisite: None

This class offers an overview of the history of art and architecture through the ages. Cultural
and social issues are included. The lectures cover the process of artistic creation and pose
questions for discussion and reflection.

ID 131 FREE HAND DRAWING
Credits: 2(1,0,3) Prerequisite: None

The course teaches drawing of humans, spaces, objects, and other figures using freehand in the
solution of figure construction with emphases on perceptual, observational, and creative
expression. Students practice drawing in pencil, ink, and watercolors and learn the subtleties of
textures and tones.

ID 132 FOUNDATIONS OF COLOR DESIGN
Credits: 2(2,0,2) Prerequisite: None

This is a basic course in the fundamentals of color and design. The course introduces students
to aesthetic, historical, perceptual, scientific, and psychological aspects of color, light and their
implications for interior design. Students explore color through experimentation, observation,
and evaluation. Contemporary design projects are analyzed for their use of color theory.

ID 133 INTERIOR DESIGN VISUAL PRESENTATION I
Credits: 2 (1,0,3) Prerequisite: ID 131

This course is an introduction to different techniques, materials and processes used in painting.
Color rendering techniques are introduced as students continue to build on skills acquired in
Drawing. Traditional painting methods and contemporary approaches are explored. Media are
introduced in this course: pencil, color pencil, magic marker, pen, watercolor, gouache, chalk
pastel, and acrylic paints, for use in later ID courses.