INTERIOR DESIGN DEPARTMENT (Division of Technology & Engineering) Fullerton Community College

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1 SEQUENCING GUIDELINES FOR: INTERIOR DESIGN DEPARTMENT (Division of Technology & Engineering) Fullerton Community College The Interior Design Department offers three paths to completing a design certificate, and a path to acquiring an Associate in Science Degree: 1. Interior Merchandising -Level 1 Certificate 2. Commercial Design Certificate 3. Residential Design Certificate 4. Interior Design Assistant Associate in Science Degree Every semester the Division of Technology & Engineering provides a blue sheet on which one side is printed the required courses for each of the three certificates available, and on the reverse side is printed the current semester schedule which, of course, varies with each semester. This program involves many time-intensive lab/studio classes. A student should avoid taking too many lab classes in one semester as it might be overwhelming if he or she is not yet familiar with the requirements of this discipline. In addition, these sequences have been listed per semester in a manner that ensures the student will not be taking a class for which he or she might not be fully prepared. Due to the multiple lab/studio classes and the fact that many students hold part-time or full-time jobs, most students take six semesters to finish the program with a commercial certificate and/or a residential certificate, or the AS Degree. The following is a recommended sequence of classes for completion of each of the three certificates and/or the AS Degree; this should be viewed concurrently with the above-mentioned blue sheet. Pre-requisites, advisories and recommendations are not called-out here but can be found in the school catalog and in the schedule of classes. (The printing of these guidelines is concurrent with the catalog.) If you would like assistance with determining the classes for which you should enroll, or simply have a question, please contact one of the following Interior Design Department faculty: Brian Kaneko bkaneko@fullcoll.edu (office) Adriana Currie acurrie@fullcoll.edu (cell)

2 INTERIOR MERCHANDISING LEVEL 1 CERTIFICATE [Option I Full-time certificate completed in two semesters] Units IDES 105* Interior Design Studio I (lab) 2 IDES 120 Interior Design Careers 2 IDES 150 Interior Materials and Products 4 MKT 208 Principles of Selling 3 ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II (lab) 3 TOTAL 27 [Option 2 Part-time certificate completed in three semesters] IDES 120 Interior Design Careers 2 IDES 105* Interior Design Studio I (lab) 2 IDES 150 Interior Materials and Products 4 MKT 208 Principles of Selling 3 ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II (lab) 3_ TOTAL 27 * Students find they are more productive in IDES 105 if they have first taken IDES 200 Illustration, although it s not a requirement for this certificate.

3 COMMERCIAL DESIGN CERTIFICATE Units Elective IDES 120 Interior Design Careers 2 E IDES 200 Interior Illustration (lab) 2 E IDES 105 Interior Design Studio I (lab) 2 IDES 180 History of Architecture & Furniture I 3 E IDES 190 History of Architecture & Furniture II 3 ARCH 113 Architectural Drawing I (lab) 3 ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II (lab) 3 E FOURTH SEMESTER (Spring) IDES 150 Interior Materials & Products 4 IDES 170 Space Planning (lab) 3 IDES 210 Fundamentals of Lighting 3 FIFTH SEMESTER (Fall) IDES 215 Interior Design Studio II (lab) 2 IDES 230 Business & Professional Practice 3 IDES 240 Interior Design Internship 2 CSTR 30 Construction Blueprint Reading 3_ E TOTAL 51

4 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN CERTIFICATE Units Elective IDES 120 Interior Design Careers 2 E IDES 200 Interior Illustration (lab) 2 E IDES 105 Interior Design Studio I (lab) 2 IDES 180 History of Architecture & Furniture I 3 E E IDES 190 History of Architecture & Furniture II 3 CSTR 30 Construction Blueprint Reading 3 E ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II 3 E FOURTH SEMESTER (Spring) IDES 150 Interior Materials & Products 4 IDES 170 Space Planning 3 IDES 210 Fundamentals of Lighting 3 ARCH 113 Architectural Drawing I (lab) 3 E FIFTH SEMESTER (Fall) IDES 215 Interior Design Studio II (lab) 2 IDES 230 Business & Professional Practice 3 E IDES 240 Interior Design Internship 2 FASH 206 Textiles 3 TOTAL 54

5 INTERIOR DESIGN ASSISTANT ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE Complete the general education requirements for the Associate in Science Degree as outlined in the college catalog. In addition, complete the Interior Merchandising Level 1 Certificate (27 units) plus 21 additional units as specified in the college catalog. Should the student wish to take these classes along with general education requirement classes, he or she should keep in mind the recommended sequencing as outlined on the next page under Notes. Units IDES 200 Interior Illustration (lab) 2 ARCH 113 Architectural Drawing I (lab) 3 IDES 105* Interior Design Studio I (lab) 2 IDES 120 Interior Design Careers 2 IDES 180 History of Interior Architecture I 3 IDES 180 History of Interior Architecture II 3 IDES 170 Space Planning (lab) 3 ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II (lab) 3 FOURTH SEMESTER (Spring) IDES 150 Interior Materials & Products 4 IDES 210 Fundamentals of Lighting 3 IDES 215 Interior Design Studio II (lab) 2 IDES 240 Interior Design Internship 2 MKT 208 Principles of Selling _3 TOTAL 48 * Students find they are more productive in IDES 105 if they have first taken IDES 200 Illustration.

6 NOTES > Suggested Classes for additional units if needed or desired for any of the three certificates or the AS Degree: ART 112, 113, 114 (Art History) 3 units each ART 179 Drawing for Non-Art Majors 2 units ART 182 Basic Drawing 2 units COMM 100 Public Speaking 4 units COMM 105 Interpersonal Communication 3 units DART 100 Introduction to Digital Art CSTR 06 Residential Plumbing & Mechanical Systems 3 units IDES 265 Interior Design Studio III 2 units (arrange with instructor) MKT 208 Principles of Selling 3 units > No longer offered: IDES 85 Kitchen and Bath Design IDES 147 Office Planning (consolidated into IDES 170) IDES 248A Restaurant/Hotel Design (consolidated into Interior Design Studio III) IDES 248B Medical/Health Design (consolidated into Interior Design Studio III) IDES 249ABC International Studies Design > Some classes build one-on-the-other and should not be taken out of sequence: IDES Interior Design Studio II In this class, students produce portfolio-quality work; therefore, classes in which students develop computer skills and presentation techniques beforehand are critical. These classes must be taken before Studio II: IDES 105 Interior Design Studio I IDES 110 Beginning Drafting IDES 200 Interior Illustration IDES 170 Space Planning These classes should be taken before Studio II: ARCH 124 Architectural CAD I ARCH 924 Architectural CAD II IDES 130 Applied Color & Design Theory This class should be taken before Architectural CAD I and Architectural CAD II: Beginning Drafting 5/2/2018