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Course Listings as of September 08, 2008 at 01:30am
Interior Design Institute
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The Interior Design Institute is a certificate program led by Russell Stanley FASID, a graduate of the Parson School of Interior Design and studied at The Musee des Arts Decoratif, Paris France. Along with other fine Interior Designers, you will be trained to shape the way people live and work by creating functional and quality interior environments. As a student in this program, you'll study drafting, design, space planning, problem solving, and the history of interior design and architecture. There are six courses needed to complete this program (listed below). All classes may not be offered every semester.
Professional Practices and Communication for Interior Design
Textiles for Interior Design
Interior Design Building Systems
Technical Drawing for Interior Design
Fundamentals of Interior Design
History Of Interior Design
INDS 1011 Fundamentals of Interior Design
(48.0 hours/$249.00)
Learn the professional and educational requirements for interior design. Basic design principles and elements and how they apply in designing interior environments. You will learn how to take the design process from conceptualization to implementation in the design of interior spaces. The visual, stylistic, and performance properties of materials components and systems, such as finished, furnishing and architectural details will be discussed. Students will complete design portfolios.
Prerequisites: INDS 1092-Technical Drawing for Interior Design recommended.
c 93174 Sep 2 - Oct 23 6:00pm - 9:00p TTh HBC 110.3 OH Stanley, Russell M
INDS 1091 History of Interior Design
(20.0 hours/$120.00/$10.00 Material)
Historical survey of antiques and European styles and period of architecture, interiors, and furnishings, with consideration to Egypt, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, England, America and the Orient.
1 93175 Sep 8 - Oct 20 6:00pm - 9:00p M HBC 110.2 OH Stanley, Russell M
INDS 1092 Technical Drawing for Interior Design
(30.0 hours/$180.00/$30.00 Material)
This course provides the beginning interior design student with basic drafting skills, and the correct use of drafting instruments and supplies to obtain good line lettering, visual presentation of plans and elevations, and an introduction of architectural symbols, dimensioning and reproduction equipment.
c 93177 Oct 28 - Dec 2 6:00pm - 9:00p TTh HBC 110.3 OH Mireles, Brigido H
INDS 1093 Textiles for Interior Design
(20.0 hours/$120.00)
The study of textile product characteristics and their uses as applied to the interior design industry. Fiber yarns, construction and finishes are studied. History of decorative textiles and their uses in traditional interiors is included. Contemporary textiles and their application to new uses in interior design are studied.
14 93173 Oct 6 - Nov 5 6:00pm - 8:00p MW HBC 110.3 OH Raafat, Omayma M
INDS 1094 Professional Practices and Communication for Interior Designers
(20.0 hours/$120.00)
A study of business practices and procedures for interior designers, including professional ethics, marketing and legal issues.
x 93172 Sep 3 - Oct 15 6:00pm - 9:00p W HBC 110.3 OH Stanley, Russell M
INDS 3001 Interior Design Building Systems
(18.0 hours/$108.00)
An overview of building materials, mechanical systems, and construction techniques as applied to interior design. Discussion of codes, project sequencing and interpretation of detailed working drawings.
6 93176 Sep 17 - Oct 3 6:00pm - 9:00p WF HBC 110.2 OH Lorio, Ray A
INDX 3000 Modern Interior Design
(21.0 hours/$105.00)
Focuses on the modern history of interior design from the 19th century through the present.
13 93178 Oct 22 - Nov 12 6:00pm - 9:00p MW HBC 110.2 OH Stanley, Russell M
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