Industrial design involves the integration of form and function as products are designed and created by combining materials, process, computer aided design and human factors. Blending technical instruction with studio assignments, studies also include package, exhibit and furniture design. Aesthetic sensitivity, technical competence and analytical thought are developed and applied to meet the challenge of designing products for human needs. Interior design is the creative integration of form, materials, function and aesthetics within interior space. Students develop an understanding of, and sensitivity to, history, future technology, environment, economics, architecture and societal needs by exploring projects that develop aesthetic understanding, technical proficiencies and preparation for professional certification and licensing.
Students are generally responsible for the additional cost of supplies.
Electives are registered on a space-available basis and subject to change without prior notice. Consult the adviser when planning programs. Electives are registered on a space-available basis and subject to change without prior notice. Consult the adviser when planning programs New media design and imaging This bachelor of fine arts degree was created in response to a growing demand for college graduates with strong digital imaging skills, highly refined design sensitivities and the ability to visualize concepts. These students explore all forms of digital media to become creative and skilled multimedia designers.