Residential Design HCID 180 Practical and aesthetic study of residential design, including design history, materials and finishes, selection, and arrangement of furniture and accessories. Investigation and application of design theory and residential space planning. The visual and psychological effects of color and light, various color phenomena, and the formal and expressive elements of color for interior environments are explored.
Color is studied in terms of furnishings and finishes as related to space, form, and light.
HCID 299 Study of field of interior design concentrating on career opportunities and professional organizations. Introduction to processes and media. Varied projects to develop the ability to perceive, interpret, and record information through awareness of the conceptual and technical basis of drawing. Includes use of instruments, orthographic and isometric projection, floor plans, elevations, and sections.