Course Description
Introduction to elements and principles of design, environmental psychology, color theory, design process, and space planning techniques. Emphasis is placed on creativity and application of design fundamentals to residential design.
Athena Title
Design Fundamentals Interiors
Corequisite
(TXMI 2360 or TXMI 2360S) and TXMI 2380
Semester Course Offered
Offered fall
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
Recognize and apply design systems and processes in the development of interior environments such as principles and elements of design and fundamentals of color theory Explore space planning considerations used in designing interior spaces Develop an understanding of environmental psychology and human perception of space and learn how to implement this in the design of interior spaces Develop creative thinking and problem-solving skills while designing interior spaces
Topical Outline
Elements of Design Principles of Design Organizing concepts Circulation and movement in space Color Theory Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Environmental Psychology in Design Application of Fundamentals in three-dimensional spaces Introduction to human factors and barrier-free design Design process Space Planning
Syllabus