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University Catalog 2015-2016 
    
University Catalog 2015-2016 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Interior Design (BID)


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Interior Design Mission Statement


To rigorously engage in student-centered learning focused on the interplay between surface and volume, light and color, texture and pattern, scale and status, and movement and view in order to prepare an individual to become a specialist in the art (poetic expression), craft (technical processes), and practice (professional services) of giving physical shape, sustainability, and identity to the interior spaces that we move through, exist in, and use in our daily lives. The Interior Design program is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), and academically prepares the student for the NCIDQ exam en route to becoming a fully qualified interior designer.

Bachelor of Interior Design Curriculum (BID)


Students transferring into interior design from another accredited institution are required to earn a minimum of 32 credit hours from Louisiana Tech University to be eligible for the award of the Bachelor of Interior Design degree; additional course work beyond the 125 credit hours stipulated in the curriculum may be required to meet equivalency requirements.

Freshman Year - Foundation Level


English (GER)


Humanities (GER)


Mathematics (GER)


Natural Sciences (GER)


Major Courses


NOTE:


The School of Architecture requires that each student entering the Sophomore Year of its two programs have access to a laptop computer in class for the written, calculating, and graphic work associated with required courses.

Total: 33 SCH


Sophomore Year - Foundation Level


Natural Sciences (GER)


Social/Behavioral Sciences (GER)


  • Social/Behavioral Sciences (GER) 6 Semester Credit Hours

Major Courses


Total: 32 SCH


Junior Year - Professional Concentration


Humanities (GER)


Major Courses


Total: 30 SCH


Senior Year - Professional Concentration


Social/Behavioral Sciences (GER)


Major Courses


Total: 30 SCH


Total Semester Hours 125


No grade lower than a “C” in Art, Architecture, or Interior Design courses will apply toward the Bachelor of Interior Design degree.

All students are required to acquire a minimum of 400 clock hours of interior design practice experience and/or interior design-related community service after the Foundation Level to satisfy graduation requirements.

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