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  • IDGR 638: Furniture Design

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This broad overview of furniture design focuses on the professional interior designer's role as the specifier of furniture. The three primary elements of the course are furniture history, furniture ergonomics and design, and furniture construction. The studio aspects of the course involve designing and drawing furniture, including its construction, as well as building models of those designs. The goal of the course to prepare designers for their role in the intelligent specifying of well designed and sustainable furniture products.
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  • IDGR 640: Design Theory

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    Specific techniques of design related research and analysis are studied. Elements of interior design theory and their relationship to architectural theory provide a critical context for the students' design studio. A study of the relationship between theory and criticism provides a formative basis for design solutions. Additionally, the application of design theory as it relates to design methodology, interdisciplinary design and globalization broadens the designer's understanding and appreciation for this essential design tool.
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  • IDGR 641: Environmental Theory

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    The relationships between natural and manmade environments are explored. Design issues related to the environment are covered, including material, psychological and social issues that impact human behavior as it relates to interior and exterior settings. Macro and micro perspectives on the issue of sustainability provide a focal point for the course.
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  • IDGR 643: Design Specialty Research

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This independent research opportunity allows the candidate to conduct an in-depth investigation of an area of specialty design that informs the thesis and demonstrates appropriate application of theoretical concepts. Candidates are expected to use a range of design research methods including field surveys, literature and internet searches, and interviews with experts in the field. Investigations that go beyond current thinking and explore new concepts are encouraged. At the end of the study, a well-documented research paper that may include graphic material will be submitted. From this research, the candidate is prepared to develop their essential question for thesis.
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  • IDGR 645: Presentation Techniques

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    Hand sketch techniques are further developed in this class. Hand sketches are manipulated in Photoshop to enhance presentation. In addition, other 2D and 3D digital presentation techniques are introduced including Sketch-up and 3D Max.
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  • IDGR 647: Codes

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    Building codes are studied with relationship to specifications. International Building Code basics, code concepts and NCIDQ expectations are examined in relation to zoning codes. Major code issues are covered, including: building classification, occupancy, construction classification, loads and egress. Various code issues are presented as case studies to resolve. ADA concepts are incorporated into studio design/space planning projects. In addition, flammability and testing requirements for upholstery and wall coverings are studied.
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  • IDGR 648: Acoustics/Textiles/Signage

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This class is comprised of three short courses, each five weeks in length. An introduction to acoustics covers basic concepts, terminology and materials. Students confront common and unusual acoustical issues through work on a small studio project and learn how to work with an acoustical consultant and an expert presenter.
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  • IDGR 650: Internship

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    An essential element of the Master's in Interior Architecture program, the internship provides the candidate with their first exposure to the profession in which to gain experience as an integral member of a professional design team. The internship is faculty approved. At least three meetings with the supervising faculty advisor are required.
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  • IDGR 654: Directed Research

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    This course builds upon the investigation undertaken in Design Specialty Research. The candidate develops a tightly focused thesis question that reflects advanced research, analysis, synthesis and assessment of design principles and theories in relationship to social, economic and environmental contexts.
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  • IDGR 658: Professional Practice

    3.00 Credits
    Moore College of Art and Design

    An essential course informing professional development, this course provides an overview of all practical issues related to working in the industry. Business, legal and ethical standards are addressed as well as the financial aspects of compensation, contractual relationships and business management. This course also addresses the job market - getting a job, the interview process and creating a portfolio. Guest speakers and field trips are scheduled throughout the course.
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