Interior Design
The Advanced Study Design Specialties Program in Interior Design was created as a response to the growth and complexity of the interior design profession. Building upon a foundation of solid skills, the student will have the opportunity to advance the Residential, Commercial and Product Design disciplines in depth. First hand experience through industry collaboration, community service and participation in field study projects, will enhance the student experience.
A.A. Advanced Study Curriculum
| Course | Description | Units |
|---|---|---|
| INTD 3150 | Advanced Space Design | 3 |
| INTD 3350 | Lighting Design II | 3 |
| INTD 3580 | Fundamentals of Product Design | 3 |
| INTD 3640 | Lighting Fixture Design | 3 |
| INTD 3700 | Furniture Design | 3 |
| INTD 3860 | Marketing Strategies | 3 |
| INTD 4000 | Fundamentals of Kitchen & Bath Design | 3 |
| INTD 4100A | Building Construction & Codes I | 3 |
| INTD 4100B | Building Construction & Codes II | 3 |
| INTD 4200 | Sourcing for the Kitchen & Bath | 3 |
| INTD 4660 | Special Topics I | 6 |
| INTD 4860 | Special Topics II | 6 |
| TEXT 1850 | Surface Design for Interior Applications | 3 |
| Total Units of Credit | 45 |
This nine month program starts each Fall.
Prerequisites: FIDM degree in Interior Design.
Some programs offered may require completion of a second year at the Los Angeles or San Francisco campus.
Please contact the campus for details.
Effective with the starting class of Summer 2011 all students enrolled in Interior Design will be required to have their own computers loaded with the software taught in the Interior Design major. Specification sheets detailing the requirements for both hardware and software will be available from your Admissions Advisor. Hardware and software will be available through the FIDM Store on the Los Angeles Campus.
