| 460
Intermediate Design I |
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Au Qtr. 3 3-hr labs. Prereq: 160,
En Graph 121, 122, 204; Dsgn 262, 253, 258, Math 116 or
equiv (vis comm major); Art 201 or elective; Stat 135 or
145 or similar course from approved GEC list; and acceptance
resulting from portfolio review, or permission of chairperson. |
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460.02
Visual Communication Design U 5 |
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Design and application of graphic elements based on visual
imagery in production of visual communications using photographic
and handgraphic techniques within frameworks of theories
of communication and signs. |
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460.04
Industrial Design U 5 |
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Design of simple products as a means of introducing systematic
methods, sketching, model making, human factors, and presentation. |
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460.08
Interior Design U 5 |
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An introduction to conceptual planning, interior organization,
interior requirements, and human factors, with emphasis
on model making and presentation techniques. |
| 461
Intermediate Design II |
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Wi Qtr. 3 3-hr labs. |
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461.02
Visual Communication Design U 5 |
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Design and application of typographical elements in production
of verbal communications using photographic, handgraphic,
and computer techniques within frameworks of theories of
communication and signs. |
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Prereq: 460.02. |
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461.04
Industrial Design U 5 |
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Emphasis is placed on the refinement of systematic design
methods, visualization, detailing and documentation; students
are introduced to team working and client requirements. |
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Prereq: 460.04 concur: 551. |
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461.08
Interior Design U 5 |
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Introduction to furniture design, exploring material
and production characteristics, detailing and full-scale
model making, emphasizing man-space-product interface,
and special user requirements. |
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Prereq: 460.08. |
| 462
Intermediate Design III |
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Sp Qtr. 3 3-hr labs. |
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462.02
Visual Communication Design U 5 |
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Integration of typographic and graphic elements based
on visual imagery in design and development of two-dimensional
visual communications using photographic, handgraphic,
and computer techniques. |
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Prereq: 461.02 and 555; or equiv with written permission
of instructor. |
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462.04
Industrial Design U 5 |
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Developing of specialized problem solving approaches
to more complex industrial design which emphasizes the
refinement of solutions in terms of suitable technology
and user consideration. |
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Prereq: 461.04, 502 and 555; or equiv with written permission
of instructor. |
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462.08
Interior Design U 5 |
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Design of specialized interior spaces, introducing space
planning and design methodology; emphasis on user interaction
and existing space and furniture system analysis. |
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Prereq: 461.08 and 555. |
| 501
Conceptual Drawing for Industrial Design U 3 |
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Principles of creative conceptual drawing and
sketching methods used in the design process. |
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Sp Qtr. 2 3-hr cl. Prereq: 252 and
253; En Graph 121 and 122; or written permission of instructor. |
| 502
Three Dimensional Design Graphics U 3 |
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Principles of graphic design for industrial
and interior design. |
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Au Qtr. 2 3-hr cl. Prereq: 262.04,
501 and Art 201. |
| 511
Visual Communication Hand Graphics U 3 |
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Advanced laboratory practice in communicating
with drawn messages; evaluation and selection of appropriate
visual treatments and techniques for print, film, and television. |
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Au Qtr. 2 3-hr labs. Prereq: 262.02;
concur: 460.02. |
| 514
Graphic Design Production U 3 |
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Fundamental information on the preparation,
administration, and development of printed matter used
by the visual communication designer. |
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Wi Qtr. 3 cl. Prereq: 258, 460.02,
and 511; concur 461.02. |
| 521
Interior Drawing U G 3 |
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Principles and application of conceptual drawing
techniques. |
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Sp Qtr. 2 3-hr labs. Prereq: 252
and En Graph 122 or Arch 271. |
| 522
Interior Graphics U G 3 |
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Application and meaning of light, color, material
structures, and surface textures; principles of spatial
order systems, correlations and intercommunication of space
components, forms, signs, styles. |
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Sp Qtr. 2 3-hr labs. Prereq: 461.08. |
| 523
Interior Modeling U G 3 |
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Principles and practices to represent spatial
components and user interaction; communication and simulation
of space in 2- and 3-dimensional form. |
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Au Qtr. 2 3-hr labs. Prereq: 521
or permission of instructor. |
| 524
Interior Specification U G 3 |
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Overview and analysis of interior product systems,
furniture line market surveys; interior specification and
contracting. |
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Wi Qtr. 2 3-hr labs. Prereq: 660.08
and 4th yr standing in int dsgn. |
| 551
Industrial Design Manufacturing Materials and Processes
U 3 |
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Overview of the properties and fabrication
principles for materials used in visual communication,
interior, and industrial design. |
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Wi Qtr. 2 2-hr cl, 1 2-hr lab. Prereq:
460.04, and 501; concur: 461.04. |
| 552
Design Communication Practices U 3 |
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An overview of communication methods, techniques,
and procedures utilized in the various stages of the design
process. |
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Sp Qtr. 1 2-hr cl, 1 2-hr lab. Prereq:
461.02 or 461.04 or 461.08. |
| 554
Human and Environmental Systems Design U 3 |
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Overview of the social/behavioral/physical
nature of humans and their interaction with the environment
as interpreted by the designer. |
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Au Qtr. 1 2-hr cl, 1 2-hr lab. Prereq:
462.02 or 462.04 or 462.08; and 555. |
| 555
Design Methodology U 3 |
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Introduction to and application of qualitative
and quantitative methodology useful in a problem solving
process. |
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Au Qtr. 2 2-hr cl, 1 2-hr lab. Prereq
262; concur: 460.02, 460.04, or 460.08; or written permission
of instructor. |
