Radford University Undergraduate Catalog, 2011-2012

DSNI Core 53
DSNI 103, 125, 200, 202, 205, 300, 305,
320, 322, 325, 341, 350, 355, 375, 400, 405,
407, 445
Supporting Courses 6
COMS 114, 225, 230, 235, 240; FINC 251,
336; PHIL 310, 380; MGNT 250, 322, 350,
450; MKTG 343, 350; SOCY 339, 370;
PSYC 282, 347, 381, 429; THEA 100, 180,
200, 280, 332, 441; ANY ART
Electives 3/4
Students following the Interior Design
Concentration should consult their advisor
in selecting electives to complete the 126
semester hours required for graduation.
Total Credits for B.F.A. Degree 126
Major Grade Point Average
The GPA in-major must be 2.5 and is
calculated from required courses with a
DSN or DSNI prefix.
PHIL 112
ART 215
SOCY 110
SOCY 121
ECON 105
ART 216
PSYC 121
DSN Core 12
DSN 100, 110, 143, 173, 340
DSN Design Support Courses 10
DSN 220, 223, 402, 403
DSNM Core 38
DSNM 107, 200, 205, 247, 300, 341, 345,
440, 442, 445; DSNF 350; DSNI 355;
MKTG 340
B.S. Degree Requirements 6
MKTG 343, 360
Electives 10/11
Students following the Merchandising for Design
Concentration should consult their advisor
in selecting electives to complete the 120 semester
hours required for graduation”
MERCHANDISING FOR DESIGN
CONCENTRATION
B.S. DEGREE 120
The Merchandising for Design Concentration
provides a comprehensive education and
prepares students for employment in management,
retailing, merchandising and auxiliary
fashion and interiors industries.
Students learn to identify, research, and
creatively problem solve through a series of
courses that develop knowledge, skills, and creativity.
Students will combine this concentration
with courses in marketing.
Core Curriculum Requirements 43/45
(See p. 71.)
All majors are required to take the following
courses, and are encouraged to take them as
part of their Core Curriculum requirements.
211
Total Credits for B.S. Degree 120
Major Grade Point Average
The GPA in- major must be 2.5 and is
calculated from required courses with a
DSN, DSNM, DSNF, or DSNI prefix.
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
CONCENTRATION
B.S. DEGREE 120
The Design Management concentration
provides a combination of design and
business fundamentals. This degree track
prepares students for management positions
in design related industries. Students learn
to facilitate, create, and maintain collaborative
relationships among designers, clients,
and administrators. Their contribution is an