They gain specialized knowledge of interior construction, building codes, equipment, materials, furnishings, and aesthetics.
Students engage in programming, design analysis, and space planning relative to interiors.
They prepare drawings and documents that detail their recommendations for aesthetically pleasing interiors that also protect the health, safety and welfare of the public. The Interior Design program is known for the amount of hands-on experience it makes available to its majors. The student professional organization, the American Society of Interior Designers, is active on campus and sponsors various tours and trips to enhance the learning experience. Through Interior Design 239, seniors in the program may intern in a professional environment. While earning credit, students are able to learn and work under practicing designers.