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Special Topics for Interior Design I
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code: 170403
Course Name: Special Topics for Interior Design I
Course Type：Professional course
Periods：48
Credits: 3.0
Target Students: Undergraduates of Environmental Design
Assessment: Dispersed
Preparatory Courses: Professional Introduction、Mapping and mapping、Introduction to Design、Hand Drawn Performance、Hand Drawn Performance、Computer Aided Design I、Modeling Training、Human Factors Engineering、Human Factors Engineering、Architectural Design Foundation
2. Brief Course Introduction
This course aims to help students understand the general principles of building with juice, as well as basic knowledge and basic methods and steps. Students are expected to master the content within the design diagram, process, and expression of the basic contents, methods and skills. Students will establish the overall space view, set up the correct design concepts, establish environmental consciousness, master single interior space and form the general principles and basic knowledge. They will also master indoor functions and streamline processing methods, the relationship between function and form, space and technology study. Finally, they will learn to understand the basic principles of common structure.