Course Title: DES 283 Residential Design
Term: Fall

Course Description

Programming and conceptual design for residential interiors including systems thinking, human factors, behavioral issues, materials, furnishings, fixtures, with the visualization of inquiry and solutions through manual and digital drafting and rendering with integrated verbal presentation.Prerequisite: ART 111, 112, 113, DES 283, DES 287, 285 or permission of instructor.

COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES, OUTCOMES, AND GOALS

The successful completion of this course will help you accomplish these goals/learning objectives

Interior design majors will combine design theory, creativity, and functionalism to develop effective interior solutions.
Interior design majors will create design solutions featuring a human-centric design that responds to user needs and promotes health and well-being.
Interior Design majors will create a design solution featuring systems thinking that responds to the seamless integration of various components to a built environment.
Interior design majors will justify their design decisions through written and verbal statements.
Interior design majors will utilize their knowledge and skills to complete entry-level interior design responsibilities.

Project Assignments: Assignments associated with this course are a systematic development process for completing a full-scale Residential Design project. The process begins with Research and moves through the various stages of Programing, Schematics, and Design Development until it reaches the final stage featuring the student's Project Presentation.

Assignment 1 Systems Thinking.PDF