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.

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.

Fundamental concepts and applications of 3-dimensional modeling and rendering software used in interior design visual presentations. Prerequisites: IND 131 with a C or better, IND 138 with a C or better; Pre/Co-Requisites: IND 326 with a C or better, IND 337 with a C or better.

Cross-cultural survey of environmental design (From Ancient Cultures through 17th Century Design) including furniture, interiors, and architecture with correlating historical context. Interior design students are required to receive a C or better in this course. May be offered as Writing Intensive.  (University Program Group I-B: The Arts)

Investigation of building systems, their related codes, and construction with an emphasis on interior design applications using CAD technologies. Prerequisite: IND 131 with a C or better; Pre/Co-requisite: IND 337 with a C or better.

Study of Western design forms (17th century through present) with correlating historical, cultural, and theoretical developments. Criticism of current design using diverse criteria. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Prerequisite: IND 238, with a C or better for Interior Design majors or minors.

Course explores the interrelationship between the built, cultural and natural environments and human behavior, perception and social interaction. Writing Intensive. (University Program Group III-A: Behavioral Sciences)

This course offers an opportunity for Interior Design students to perform targeted academic-based service work under the supervision of a CMU faculty member. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Prerequisite: IND 131.

This course provides in-depth application of the methods, materials and processes of creating a set of construction drawings and specifications using CAD software. Prerequisite: IND 326 with a C or better.

Consideration of the materials, equipment and systems utilized in the design and construction of interior environments. Pre/Co-requisite: IND 155 with a C or better.

Application of basic design process to residential interiors: space planning, furnishings, finishes and color; according to the socioeconomic, physical, and psychological needs of users. This course may be offered in an online format. Prerequisite: IND 131 with a C or better; Pre/Co-requisites: IND 234 with a C or better, IND 238 with a C or better, IND 326 with a C or better, IND 332WI with a C or better, and IND 336 with a C or better.

Development of portfolio and job-seeking skills used for obtaining an internship/entry level position within an interior design firm or related field. Pre/Co-requisite: IND 337 with a C or better.

Topics of special interest, which are not normally included in existing courses. This course may be offered in an online format. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Prerequisites: See Course Search and Registration

Capstone course providing focus on current issues in interior design and portfolio evaluations. Must be taken during the final Spring semester before graduation. Writing Intensive. Prerequisite: IND 339WI with a C or better; Pre/Co-requisite: ART 285.

Application of internships and business procedures to the establishment and day-to-day operations of a design practice. Prerequisite: IND 438 with a C or better.

Advanced application of CAD software. Emphasis on application of the computer as a design tool, topical applications, and computer graphic methods. Prerequisites: IND 337 with a C or better; Pre/Co-Requisites: IND 339WI with a C or better, IND 436QR with a C or better.

The theory, strategies and technical application of lighting systems for human activity. Focused on light quality and quantity through calculations, lighting plans and specifications. Quantitative Reasoning. Prerequisites: IND 337 with a C or better; successful completion of math competency.

Application of visual, conceptual, and functional design processes for commercial hospitality and retail interior environments. Prerequisite: IND 339WI with a C or better; Pre/Co-requisites: IND 335, IND 436QR with a C or better

Supervised internship of 10 week/250-hour minimum in interior design, or a related industry, to complement classroom learning. Expectation for experience is at a single firm. Prerequisites: IND 338 and IND 339WI with a C or better.

A capstone studio course focusing on mixed-use commercial interior projects with increasing scope and complexity, integrating current trends. Prerequisites: IND 339WI, IND 436QR with a C or better; Pre/Co-requisite: IND 335 with a C or better.

A student-initiated learning activity focusing on a faculty approved topic in Interior Design. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

Topics of special interest, which are not normally included in existing courses. Students are required to receive a C or better in this course. Prerequisites: See Course Search and Registration.