Course Description
The creation of two- and three-dimensional drawings using computer aided design.
Athena Title
CAD for Interiors
Prerequisite
ARID 2110
Semester Course Offered
Offered spring
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
To learn the vocabulary and commands needed to create drawings in CAD. To demonstrate proficiency in creating two-and three-dimensional drawings on the computer. To understand how the use of CAD frees the designer to explore design options. To synthesize and extend information from previous interior design courses. To demonstrate an understanding of course concepts through the development and presentation of a CAD-based interior design project.
Topical Outline
Introduction to computer-aided design a. basics of the CAD environment b. creating prototype drawings Printing and plotting drawings Using two-and three-dimensional commands to create and edit drawings Using parts Libraries, attributes, and database. Dimensioning objects, distances, and angles Design document production a. floor, dimension, and reflected ceiling plans b. elevation and sections c. construction details d. isometric drawings and axonometric views Oral and graphic presentation of CAD drawings
Syllabus