Interior Design - Henry Ford Community College

Interior Design from Henry Ford Community College is a Campus Associate Design degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Interior Design courses provide a solid basic foundation of study, emphasizing the development of theoretical and technical skills within a human environment and behavior context. Art foundation and specialized courses in Interior Design are integrated throughout the course of study. This area of study is designed to build upon sequential courses with specialized course work in anthropometrics and ergonomics, environment and behavior, architectural and furniture history, textiles, interior construction and materials, environmental systems, graphic communications and rendering, and include six interior design studio classes. Computer applications are used across the core courses to help students to develop a broad range of computer skills as they can be applied to Interior Design. Students who take the appropriate courses are equipped to seek entry-level positions in the field of Interior Design and the related disciplines or to transfer to a four year program. The first 42 credit hours listed meet minimum curriculum guidelines for NCIDQ exam qualification. The Interior Design specific sequence, which starts with ART 180 and ART 181, begins once a year with the Fall semester. Prospective Interior Design majors should meet with the program Director to discuss their courses of study. This is essential as courses are offered in sequence. View more details on Henry Ford Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Design courses.