Curriculum Vitae
Educational Courses Focused on Interior Design
F A L LÂ 1 7
FACS 1360
Basic Principles of Design
//Specific attention is given to fundamental art elements and principles of design as they function in the lives of individuals and their environments.
F A L LÂ 1 7
FACS 2364
Design Theory & Materials
//A theoretical analysis of design is merged with understanding of interior materials and products which meet human needs. Assessment of quality and performance criteria is emphasized, along with the design process.
F A L LÂ 1 7
FACS 2386
Space Planing and Fundamentals
//Students will explore space planning variations applied to a variety of interior spaces, stressing the importance of the changing needs in design development and problem solving. Influencing factors such as the human element, barrier-free design and building systems are included.
F A L LÂ 1 7
FACS 2387
Architectural Graphics for Interiors
//The course focuses on the development of two-dimensional graphic representations of architectural design. Practical application is achieved through the development of drafting skills and representational sketching.
S P R I N GÂ 1 8
ETCM 2363
Architectural Design
//This course consists of the development of a set of plans and specifications for a small residence.
S P R I N GÂ 1 8
FACS 2361
History of Furnishings I
//A study of the history of interior furniture, furnishings, and architecture from the Egyptian period to the Renaissance. Emphasis is given to the social, economic, and political conditions that influenced furniture, interiors, and architectural design.
S P R I N GÂ 1 8
FACS 2365
Digital Drawing for Interiors
//This course addresses computer graphics for interior designers. It will focus on the implementation of computer-aided design processes and drafting techniques to produce construction and presentation drawings. Students will explore various digital drafting techniques to develop 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional drawings.
S P R I N GÂ 1 8
FACS 2369
Introduction to Textiles
//This course provides an introduction to fiber science and technological advances in the manufacture of textile products. It focuses on the complex interrelationships of fibers, yarns, fabrics, finishes, and coloring processes.
S P R I N GÂ 1 8
FACS 2388
Building Systems for Interiors
//This course focuses on helping students to develop an understanding of building systems as they apply to interior design. Student understanding of systems is communicated in drawing of construction, electrical, mechanical, ceiling and floor systems as part of design solutions.
F A L LÂ 1 8
FACS 3337Â
Design Process
//This course will focus on the implementation of the design process through drawings and model construction techniques. Students will explore various rendering media and develop three-dimensional drawings along with volumetric study of spaces.
F A L LÂ 1 8
FACS 2361
History of Furnishings II
//This course is focused on the study of history of interiors, architecture, and furnishings from the post-Renaissance era to the present. Emphasis is given to the social, economic, and political conditions that influenced furniture, interior, and architectural design.
F A L LÂ 1 8
FACS 3377
Codes, Standards, & Facility Maintenance
//A study of laws, codes, standards and regulations that are in effect to protect human health and safety is the focus of this course. Included are the fire and life safety codes, barrier-free design, and ergonomics.
F A L LÂ 1 8
ETCM 2363Â
Architectural Design
//This course consists of the development of a set of plans and specifications for a small residence.
S P R I N GÂ 1 9
ARTS 3385
Art History Survey II
//This course provides a chronological survey of the major monuments of painting, sculpture, architecture, textiles, and metalwork from the medieval period to the present.
S P R I N GÂ 1 9
FACS 3338
Residential Design
//This course will focus on applying the design process to residential spaces. It will include development of schematic and technical drawings, material selection, perspective representations of space, and specifications.
S P R I N GÂ 1 9
FACS 3360
Professional Practice & Porcedure
//This course includes fundamentals of business procedures used in interior design residential and commercial establishments. Practical application is implemented through design project management.
S P R I N GÂ 1 9
FACS 3365
Digital Drawing for ID II
//Students in this course focus on computer applications through digital design, three-dimensional modeling, perspective drawing, problem identification, problem solving, and research techniques applied to interior environments.
F A L LÂ 1 9
ARTS 4384
Modern Art Before 1945
//This course will provide an examination of modern art in Europe and the United States through a critical engagement with the ideas of modernism and methodologies from 1850 through World War II. Mediums to be studied include photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, and early film.
F A L LÂ 1 9
ETCM 3372
Construction Drafting
//This course is a study of drafting techniques and requirements for the commercial and heavy construction industries and will add to the skill set of construction management students. Topics will include foundation design, commercial building design, structural detail, and pre-manufactured metal constructed building design. Demonstrations, student inquiry, in-class problem solving, and three dimensional
F A L LÂ 1 9
FACS 4362
Presentation Techniques
//A study is made of different types of presentations used to communicate a technique, an idea, or a product. Principles and techniques of communication and media, with emphasis on classroom, extension and commercial presentation, are covered. Classroom experience includes actual preparation and presentation of lecture materials for direct and video audiences. Also included is development is resumes and portfolios.
F A L LÂ 1 9
FACS 4330
Commercial Design I
//A study is made of design development of interiors through analysis of space and structure. Focus is on comprehensive design solutions implemented through multiphase projects including space planning, contract documents, specifications, finish selections, sustainability, and various presentation techniques.
S P R I N GÂ 2 0
FACS 4331
Commercial Design II
//The capstone course for Interior Design majors, this course includes a semester-long project or a series of comprehensive projects preparing students for internship and professional office settings. Students are encouraged to demonstrate knowledge gained to-date to solve various design situations. Graphics presentations include hand and digital drawings and media.
J A NÂ 2 0 2 0Â -Â M A YÂ 2 0 2 0
FACS 4369
Internship
//Course consists of a supervised off-campus work experience in an approved cooperative business or agency to better understand the challenges and potential of various careers in family and consumer sciences professions and services. Student obtains own position in keeping with the major program area. A minimum of three hundred (300) supervised clock hours is required for appropriate credit, and student must be enrolled in FACS 4369 at the time the work is being completed. Taken on acceptance of the application.