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procedures, trade and client relations,
fee structure, accounting practices,
professional ethics and credentials.
(Offered spring or fall term each year)
ID 322
Contract Interiors
3 credits (CS)
Students develop an understanding of
design considerations for
contract/furniture systems and
functional work environments.
Emphasis is given to the features of
systems furniture products. (Offered
spring term)
Prerequisites: ID 111 Drafting and
ID 271 Auto-CAD I
ID 324
Hospitality Design Studio
3 credits (CS)
This course introduces students to the
concepts of hotel, lodging, and
restaurant design. Projects feature
development of design concept, site,
interior space planning, and selection of
materials and finishes. Formal class
presentations are required. (Offered fall
term)
Prerequisites: ID 111 Drafting, ID 121
Rendering, ID 271 AutoCAD, and ID 232
Universal Design
ID 365
Lighting I
3 credits (CS)
Topics covered include a history of and
orientation to electric lighting, basic
principles of electricity, color theory,
architectural and theatrical controls and
instruments, light sources, light
measurement, brightness relationships,
luminaires, charts, and photometrics,
layout and specification. (Offered
spring term)
Prerequisite: ID 111 Drafting or permission
of the instructor
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ID 369
Building Codes
3 credits (CS)
This course acquaints students with
various aspects of New York State
Building Codes. General building codes
of other areas are included as
appropriate. Potential areas of difficulty
in code compliance are explored in
relation to interior design practice.
(Offered spring term)
ID 372
3-D Computer Modeling
3 credits (CS)
Students explore three-dimensional
applications of computer visualization
programs and related third-party
software. Students learn to model
realistic interior environments,
including furniture, materials, lighting
and other visual elements. (Offered fall
term)
Prerequisite: ID 271 AutoCAD
ID 381
Internship
3-6 credits (CS)
The student develops a set of learning
objectives and keeps a journal of work
activities based on experiences at an
internship site. An oral presentation,
summarizing the internship experience,
including examples of projects and
learning outcomes, is required.
(Offered spring and summer term)
Prerequisite: Student must have at least Junior
standing, and must have completed a
minimum of one full-time semester at
Cazenovia College
ID 425
Retail and Exhibition Design
3 credits (CS)
This course emphasizes the design of
retail and exhibition spaces. Students
are exposed to functional aesthetics and
to retail programming procedures. The