Interior Design (XID)

Be equipped to enter the professional field of Interior Design. This program will become a stepping stone in exploring further degree programs, help you move into a more senior position in a firm, channeling your knowledge and creativity into an entry position in the Interior Design field.

In the nine required courses, you will learn basic drawing skills, drafting symbols, line quality for designing plans, presentation boards, and schedule layout. Learn the design development process along with the history of styles and selection of appropriate finish materials and fabrics. A.D.A. compliance and fire codes will be covered. Once you have successfully completed the necessary courses, petition Corporate and Community Education in writing so your transcript can be evaluated and your certificate awarded.

Course See Note  Course Title   CSA242   Fundamentals of Interior Design   CSA402 1 Residential Interior Design Studio I   CSA403 2 Introduction to Drafting, Drawing and Presentation Skills   CSA408   Textiles and Materials   CSA583 3 Interior Design Mentoring   CSA593 4 Interior Design Career Options   CSA616   History of Furniture Styles   CSA617   Residential Interior Design Studio II   CSA618   Resourcing and Materials   CSA623 5 Commercial Studio I   CSA625 6 Working Methods and Business Practices   CSA647 7 Managing Client Expectations   CSA675 8 Introduction to Basic Kitchen Design   CSA688 9 Trompe l'oeil Painting   CSM010 10 Drawing Made Easy - Session II   CSM102 11 Drawing Made Easy - Session I   CSP146   AutoCAD Basics for Interior Design   CSP179 12 Portfolio for Interior Design

Notes  1 It is recommended that students take CSA403, Intro to Drafting,before taking Resident & Commercial Studio.  2 It is recommended that students take CSA403, Intro to Drafting,before taking Resident & Commercial Studio.  3 Elective  4 Elective  5 It is recommended that students take CSA403, Intro to Drafting,before taking Resident & Commercial Studio.  6 Elective  7 Elective  8 Elective  9 Elective  10 Elective  11 Elective  12 Elective

Program Information  • Once you have successfully completed the nine required courses, petition Corporate & Community Education in writing so that your transcript can be evaluated and your certificate awarded.