Interior Design INTD 101 ­ 3 Credits Manual Drafting for Interior Design Introduces students to the basic fundamentals of drafting; examines the use of drafting equipment, multi-view drawing techniques, simple architectural construction and its pictorial representation, and notation. INTD 136 ­ 3 Credits Historic Interiors Explores the historical periods and styles of interior architecture and furnishing from antiquity to the present. INTD 141 ­ 3 Credits Textiles for Interior Design Introduces students to fabrics for decorative and functional purposes; covers fiber processing and development in terms of specific decorating problems. INTD 211-3 Credits Architectural Rendering for Interior Design Introduces the concepts and skills needed to prepare perspective renderings of architectural interiors and furnishings; investigates the concepts and principles of one and two point perspective systems, quick sketching techniques, rendering of various textures and applications of color to drawings. Prerequisites: INTD 101, ARTS 110. INTD 236-3 credits Materials and Resources for the Interior Designer Examines existing products, their manufacture, installation requirements, availability, strengths and weaknesses; analyzes construction materials, details and working drawings. Prerequisites: INTD 101 and ARTS 118 INTD 241 ­ 3 Credits Space Planning for Interior Design Studies functional, aesthetic, and spatial design and provides an overview of the interior design industry; examines how to solve environmental, interior and architectural problems through space analysis, planning, and decoration of hypothetical contract and residential projects. Prerequisite: INTD 101, INTD 211 May not be offered in all semesters; see registration schedule INTD 242 ­ 4 Credits Business Practices for Interior Design Examines how to analyze and solve advanced design problems; explores the problems that designers meet when they deal with clients, the study of interior design as a business, office management, the client-contractor relationship, the marketplace, sources, cost, and availability of products purchased by the designer. Prerequisite: INTD 241. INTD 247 -1 credit Portfolio Development/Marketing for Interior Design Assists students in the preparation of a professional portfolio for his/her specific field of study. Additionally, the course will develop strategies for seeking job opportunities and how to market skills and talents in the current employment sector. Prerequisite: INTD 101, 141, 211, 236, & 241