4 Year Guide

The program is a first‐professional degree program and requires a four‐year sequence of courses. Interior design majors must start in their major courses during the first semester of their freshman year. Completing core curriculum first and then taking major courses is not suggested within this professional degree program and should a student choose to do so they will not be able to complete their Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design in four years.

1st YEAR FALL

DSN 1001 Visual Literacy I [3]
ADM 1000 Apparel & Consumer Behavior [3] [HUM]*
Writing Across the Curriculum [3] [RC1000, LLC1000 or WRC1000]
UCO 1200 First Year Seminar [3]
Gen Ed SCL/ICL/HUM [3]
Gen Ed SCL/ICL/HUM [3]

18 cr.

1st YEAR SPRING

DSN 1010 CAD I: Imaging [3]
ADM 1200 Illustration 1 [3]
Quantitative Literacy [4]
Gen Ed Foundations of American Democracy [3]
Wellness Literacy [2]

15 cr.

2nd YEAR FALL

ADM 2000 Consumer Behavior [3]
ADM 2020 Illustration 2 [3]
ADM 2030 Apparel Design Studio 1 [3]
SCI Inquiry [4]
Gen Ed SCL/ICL/HUM [3]

16 cr.

2nd YEAR SPRING

ADM 2010 Survey Fashion Merchandising [3]
ADM 2035 Sophomore Portfolio Review [0]
IND 1401 Product Design [3] [HUM]*
SCI Inquiry [4]
Writing Across the Curriculum [3] [RC2001 or WRC2001]

14 cr.

3rd YEAR FALL

ADM 3000 Styling for Apparel Industry [3]
ADM 3010 History of Apparel [3]
ADM 3050 20th and 21st Century Fashion and Popular Culture [3]
Minor Course [3]
Gen Ed SCL/ICL/HUM [3]

15 cr.

3rd YEAR SPRING

ADM 2040 Apparel Design Studio 2 [3]
ADM 3040 Visual Merchandising, Display and Promotion [3]
ADM 4010 Sustainability in the Apparel Industry [3]
Minor Course [3]

12 cr.

4th YEAR FALL

ADM 3030 Apparel Design Studio 3 [3]
ADM 4020 Fashion Buying and Retail Math [3]
ADM 4400 Professional Seminar [1] [WID]
Minor Course [3]
Minor Course [3]

13 cr.

4th YEAR SPRING

ADM 4030 Apparel Design Studio 4 [3]
ADM 4040 Merchandising Management: Principles and Practices [3]
Minor Course [3]
Free Elective/Minor Elective [3]