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IND 265
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Title: | Interior Design IV |
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Long Title: | Interior Design IV - Special Applications |
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Course Description: | Exposes students to various types of software used by major companies in the practice of interior design (course is divided into three sections to allow for this exposure). A project will be completed for each of the different software programs. Recommended basic skills standards are ENG 060, MAT 060, REA 090, & STS 060 |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Status Notes: | IDE 220 was replaced with this number for common course |
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Origin Notes: | PPCC |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Provide the design student an overview of the practical design software used by numerous design firms and related businesses in the industry today. (I, IV)
II. Become familiar with popular kitchen and bath design software used by major cabinet manufacturers and space planners in the industry (I)
III. Become familiar with one of several open office systems furniture manufacturers software for development of design solutions, specifications, and pricing. (II)
IV. Become familiar with the software used by many designers for speedy application and design solution, with 3-D features. (III)
V. Become familiar with software designed for the industry to track clients funds, specifications, purchase proposals, Purchase orders, invoices, point of sale items, and even tax information for Interior Design businesses. (IV)
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Presentation of 20/20 Software
A. Kitchen and Bath Design
II. Presentation of CAP Studio
A. Open Office Systems
B. CAD- Current release
III. Presentation of 3-D Architect
A. Residential
B. Commercial
IV. Presentation of Impact Design
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