Interior Design: Part 2, Skills Competency Award (SCA)
| Code | Title | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Department Requirements | ||
| DRFT 120 | Architectural Drafting I | 3 |
| DRFT 130 | Computer-Assisted Drafting And Design I | 5 |
| ID 100 | Introduction to Interior Design | 1 |
| ID 100L | Introduction to Interior Design Lab | 1 |
| ID 101 | Space Planning And Lighting | 3 |
| ID 103 | Historical Furniture | 3 |
| Total Units | 16.00 | |
- Utilize the six universally accepted elements of design (line, pattern, texture, scale, light and color) and the six universally accepted principles of design (proportion, balance, rhythm, contrast, emphasis and harmony) to create a successful interior space.
- Analyze an interior space and suggest changes to meet the demands of a specific user or purpose.
- Describe the qualities and characteristics common to a successful Interior Design business.
- Draft a set of residential plans.
- Utilize the design process to design and draw floor plans of interior spaces, utilizing appropriate building codes and design guidelines.
- Utilizing current code requirements and industry standards design and draft an electrical plan for a small residence and/or kitchen.
- Identify and distinguish the style of furniture and give the correct name of the different parts of the furniture from different countries and time periods.
- Use CAD commands to draw 2D objects.