Concentration

Concentration in Interior Design/Pre-architecture

Studies in the interior design/pre-architecture concentration follow the same program format as the interior design degree program with the additional preparation of calculus, physics, and city planning. This concentration prepares the student to potentially enter a professional degree program, such as architecture, at the graduate school level.

Courses include the University core plus the following required courses for interior design/pre-architecture concentration majors:

Required Courses

ID 100	Portfolio Design
ID 109-110	Architectural Drawing I and II
ID 200	Portfolio Production I
ID 211-212	Interior Design I and II
ID 217	Sketching and Rendering for Interiors
ID 214	Interior Lighting and Specifications
ID 215-216	Construction Documents I and II
ID 218	Interior Systems, Materials, and Codes
ID 300	Portfolio Production II
ID 311-312	Interior Design III and IV
ID 313-314	CAD for Interiors I and II
ID 315-316	History of Architecture and Interiors I and II
ID 317	Interior Products and Specifications
ID 318	Furniture Design and Specifications
ID 400	Portfolio Presentation
ID 411-412	Interior Design V and VI
ID 413	Professional Practices for Interior Designers
ID 598	Internships for Interiors and Allied Fields or Independent Study
Plus the following art courses:
AT 105	Basic Drawing I
AT 211-212	Basic Design I and II
AT 213	Color
Plus one of the following art history courses:
AT 231	History of Art I
AT 232	History of Art II
AT 331	Contemporary Art
Plus the following courses for the pre-architecture concentration:
M 115	Pre-calculus (fulfills the core curriculum math requirement)
M 117	Calculus
PH 103 or PH 105	General Physics with Laboratory or Mechanics, Heat, and Waves with Laboratory (either course fulfills the core curriculum science with lab requirement)
CE 403	City Planning