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Interior Design
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(IDES) INTERIOR DESIGN
Department of Architecture
Michael D. Hagge, M.Arch., Chair
Room 404, Jones Hall
http://architecture.memphis.edu

Additional fees are charged for some Interior Design courses. See the online class listings or the Expenses section of the Catalog.

In addition to the courses below, the department may offer the following Special Topics courses:
IDES 4510. Special Topics in Interior Design. (1-6). Varied topics in online class listings. May be repeated by permission for a maximum of 6 hours credit. PREREQUISITE: permission of instructor.


IDES 1110 - Interior Color/Composition (3)
(ART 1235). Application of color theory and design composition to specific requirements of interior design practice, through lectures and studio assignments. PREREQUISITE: IDES 1120, or permission of instructor.

IDES 1120 - Introduction Interior Design (3)
(ART 1233). Processes of interior design and various aspects and considerations involved in practice of both residential and commercial design.

IDES 2110 - Interior Design Rendering (3)
(ART 1234). Use of black-white and color media for one and two-point perspective illustration; assignments in line, texture, shade-shadow, volume, color, freehand drawing and drafting. PREREQUISITE: ARCH 1112, IDES 1110.

IDES 2411 - Commercial Lighting (3)
(ART 3235). Comprehensive study of lighting sources and principles, color and applications, including circuiting, switching, dimming systems, task ambient lighting and industry resources. Zonal cavity method and point source calculations applied through lectures and studio assignments. PREREQUISITE: ARCH 1112, IDES 1110, 2611 and 1 required math course or permission of instructor. [C]

IDES 2441 - Interior Construction Design (3)
(ART 2235). Principles of building construction and their application through development of working drawings for both residential and commercial projects; building methods and materials studied through lectures and studio assignments. PREREQUISITE: IDES 2110, or permission of instructor.

IDES 2470 - Components of Interiors (3)
(ART 2236). Technical aspects of surface and structural materials of interior design in relation to building codes and public health, safety and welfare. PREREQUISITE: IDES 1120, or permission of instructor.

IDES 2611 - Computer App Interior Design I (3)
(ART 2238). Introduction to use of microcomputer software in production of interior design drawings and documents; exploration of computer applications in design development and presentation. PREREQUISITE: IDES 1235.

IDES 2612 - Computer App Interior Dsgn II (3)
Advanced use of microcomputer software in production of interior design 3-D renderings. Competency with rendering programs to develop isometric, presentation, 3-D modeling, and solid modeling. PREREQUISITE: IDES 2611.

IDES 3211 - Architecture/Int/Furniture I (3)
(ART 3103). Major trends through 18th century; exploring impact of technology and social changes.

IDES 3212 - Architecture/Int/Furniture II (3)
(ART 3104).

IDES 3221 - Human Factors/Interior Design (3)
Overview of issues related to health and safety, ergonomics, anthropometrics, perception, socio-behavioral response, physically ability, "Universal Design", and theory. PREREQUISITE: IDES 2470, and 2441 or permission of instructor.

IDES 3430 - Interior Dsg Business Practice (3)
(ART 4239). History and organization of interior design profession; study of business methods and practices; formulation of resume and design portfolio. PREREQUISITE: IDES 3711, or permission of instructor.

IDES 3460 - Sustainability/Interior Design (3)
To integrate quality environmental design, the built environment and facilities planning and management, while responding to the demands of the current social and economic climate. Participants will be asked to contribute ten (10) hours of sustainability community service of their choice. PREREQUISITE: IDES 2470 or permission of instructor.

IDES 3711 - Interior Design Studio I (3)
(ART 3234). Application of material covered in basic interior design courses to theoretical designs for complete environments; design development, production of working and presentation drawings and specifications studied through lectures and studio projects. PREREQUISITE: IDES 2441, 2470, 2411, 2110, or permission of instructor.

IDES 3712 - Interior Design Studio II (3)
(ART 3250). Comprehensive assignment in commercial design including design development, space planning, building code requirements, and construction and specification documentation for barrier free design studied through lectures and design assignments. PREREQUISITE: IDES3422, AND 3711, or permission of instructor.

IDES 4021 - Independent Study in IDES (1-6)
Independent research in selected area of interior design under supervision of interior design faculty. PREREQUISITE: permission of instructor.

IDES 4430 - Interior Design Internship (3)
(ART 4240). Supervised apprenticeship in interior design industry. Placement requires approval of Interior Design faculty. PREREQUISITE: IDES 3711 and permission of instructor.

IDES 4713 - Interior Design Studio III (3)
(ART 4238). Further advanced studio assignments in commercial interior design studied through lectures and design projects. PREREQUISITE: IDES 3430, 3712 or permission of instructor.

IDES 4714 - Interior Dsgn Thesis Studio IV (3)
(ART 4251). Addresses creative, professional, technical, and historical issues involved in problem chosen and defined by student. Culminates in formal presentation of unique solution to problem. PREREQUISITE: IDES 4713, 4910, or permission of instruction. [I]

IDES 4910 - IDES Thesis Studio IV Seminar (1)
(ART 4250). Study and research in specific area of interior design resulting in program brief for ART 4251. PREREQUISITE: IDES 3712 and permission of instructor.

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