Academic Learning Compact - Interior Design

The four-year bachelor of design degree in Interior Design requires you to demonstrate and understand the creative design process and associated skills as they relate to problem solving and spatial organization. You will develop skills in interior design, computer rendering and modeling, graphic communication, theory, materials and the history of interior design. In the studio, you explore advanced problem solving, communication skills and issues related to environmental technology, lighting, professional practice and interior construction.

Additional information is available from your major's website.

Before Graduating You Must

• Complete CIDA academic requirements.
• Receive acceptable review and assessment of studio work from faculty, industry professionals and peers.
• Complete Design Field Experience assessments.
• Submit senior project.
• Complete requirements for the baccalaureate degree, as determined by faculty.

Skills You Will Acquire in the Major (SLOs)

1. Demonstrate a discipline-based interior design vocabulary.
2. Demonstrate skills in drawing, electronic imaging, finish materials, codes, interior lighting, interior environment and interior design practice.
3. Think analytically, critically and logically about spatial design.
4. Think critically about the discipline for a variety of audiences using a variety of formats and approaches.
5. Think critically about drawing, electronic imaging, materials and environmental issues.
6. Communicate about the discipline to a variety of audiences using a variety of formats and approaches.
7. Communicate skills in drawing, electronic imaging, materials and environmental issues.