Architectural drafting conventions and introductory CAD skills required by the interior design profession focused on 2-dimensional drawings. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course.

Introduction to the design process through design theory, concepts, materials, model building techniques and space planning for commercial and residential interiors. Prerequisites: IND 109 with a C or better; IND 132 with a C or better or ART 106. Pre/Co-requisites: IND 134, IND 138 with a C or better; ART 119 or ART 202, ART 231 with a C or better for IND minors.

Introduction to interior design drawing techniques focused on technical perspective drawing, and professional communication. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course.

Introduction to elements and principles of two-dimensional visual communication. Emphasis is on creative problem solving and technical fundamentals as they apply to interior design. This course may be offered in an online format.

Visual communication of design concepts through manual rendering and presentation techniques; used to express development and the final stages of design process. Prerequisites: IND 109, IND 132 with a C or better or ART 106 with signed Interior Design minor.

Introductory textiles course. Study of fiber, yarn, and fabric properties intended for interior usage; impact of various processes on use and serviceability; includes laboratory analysis. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Credit may not be earned in both FMD 155 and IND 155.