8 courses with the subject IDFM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
IDFM 1000Introduction to Fashion and Interiors3
Formerly MRCH 1135 Principles of merchandising applicable to fashionable products of textile, apparel, and interiors industries.
Formerly IDSN 1200 1 seminar hour per week is required. A review of research and followership capacity building in fashion, merchandising, and interior design industry topics.
Formerly MRCH 2500 Survey of the development and characteristics of dress and décor from antiquity to the present. Focuses on the relationship between stylistic changes and the changes in political, cultural, economic, technological, and social forces.
P: Declared interior design and fashion merchandising major; IDFM 2210 . Supervised work experience to enhance students’ merchandising and interior design competencies as a foundation for advanced coursework.
Formerly IDSN 3200 1 seminar hour per week is required. P: Declared interior design and fashion merchandising major; IDFM 1200 . A review of research and leadership capacity building in fashion, merchandising, and interior design industry topics.
IDFM 3300Consumer Studies for Fashion and Interiors3
Formerly MRCH 3200 P: Declared interior design and fashion merchandising major or minor and at least 30 credit hours completed. Consumer motivation and purchasing behavior in apparel and interior products.