The use of basic art principles in creating beauty, expressiveness, and functionalism in interior environments. A course designed to help individuals plan for housing needs at all stages of the life cycle and at a variety of socioeconomic levels. A study of the relationships between parents and children from the prenatal period throughout the life cycle. A study of the functions, sources, and requirements of nutrients. Emphasis is placed on meeting the nutritional needs of individuals of all ages in a variety of situations.
Emphasis is placed on financial planning throughout the life span.
Opportunity is provided for students to do individual library or laboratory work on special problems in family and consumer sciences not included in present courses. Approval of instructor and advisor. Class meetings combined with a minimum of 200 hours of work experience are required.