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IND 5106: History of Interior Design I (3) Prereq: consent of
graduate coordinator. Design philosophy and interior elements in an
architectural and sociological context. Record of human
achievements expressed in built environment. Foundation for
contemporary design and interior preservation practice. Slides,
lecture, and discussion.
IND 5136: History of Interior Design II (3) Prereq: IND 5106 or
equivalent. Continuation of IND 5106. Evolution of contemporary
design philosophy. Foundation for contemporary design and interior
presentation practice. Nineteenth-century revivals through current
developments.
IND 5157: Preservation of Historic Interiors: Theory and
Application (3) Prereq: consent of graduate coordinator. Research
and implementation in preservation. Interior spaces, fixtures, and
furnishings. Evolution of interior preservation theory and practice in
U.S.
IND 5212C: Architectural Interiors I (5) Prereq: consent of
graduate coordinator. Coreq: IND 5427C and 5638. Developing
interior spaces from conceptual phases to final design resolution,
based on the needs of people, interior considerations, and exterior
influences. Emphasizes three-dimensional design development,
process, and detailed graphic representation of designed spaces.
IND 5213C: Introduction to Architectural Interiors Lab (5)
Prereq: consent of graduate coordinator. Designing micro-interior
environments in relation to the architectural setting. Examines
human perception, dimension, and spatial activity requirements.
Explores the design process and graphic communication of interior
design ideas.
IND 5227C: Advanced Architectural Interiors I (6) Prereq:
consent of instructor or graduate coordinator. Coreq: IND 5454C.
Advanced problems with respect to sophisticated clients in urban
settings. Ranges from the infrastructure of large urban spaces to
the details of individual spaces, including corporate office planning
and design of both public and private spaces.
IND 5231C: Architectural Interiors II (5) Prereq: IND 5212C or
consent of instructor or graduate coordinator. Coreq: IND 5434C
and 5508. The conceptual design process, design theory, and
programmatic concerns included in residential, commercial, and
institutional interior design. Emphasizes professional applications
and the interior designer as team player, programmer, and problem
solver.
IND 5232C: Advanced Architectural Interiors II (6) Prereq: IND
5227C or consent of graduate coordinator. Coreq: IND 5454C.
Advanced problems focusing on multiple phases of the design
process through final design and detailing of each project. Final
project demonstrates the highest level of design achievement.
IND 5317C: Interior Design Communication Systems (3)
Prereq: consent of graduate coordinator. Conceptual process, design
theory, and programmatic concerns involved in residential,
institutional, and commercial interior design. Emphasizes visual
communication techniques, including explanation of media, and