4 courses with the subject HIDG, 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.
This course is an introduction of the basic principles of design as they relate to fashion, residential and workspace environments. Special considerations will be given to visual design in a sensory and behavior context.
This course provides experimentation with advanced problems in designing residential interiors. Emphasis on the relationship of architectural design to exterior landscape will be conducted. The course also incorporates a study of prospective drawing to illustrate interiors. Prerequisites: HIDG 161 Principles of Art and Design; HIDG 263 Household Furnishings and Equipment.
A study of presentation techniques includes organizing subject matter for advertising display suitable for reproduction. In this course, students will study the exploration of the influence of advertising on the consumer and the importance of the use of promotional strategies of business. Projects emphasize areas of Textiles and Clothing, Interior Design and Foods.
The course is designed to explore contemporary issues related to family and housing. A study of the relationship of people’s basic needs and values in relations to their housing is explored. Modern, rural, and urban living patterns as related to diversified societies and cultural backgrounds are studied. Additionally, housing needs and resources for the aged are also examined as well as a historical aspect of housing is also presented. Attention is given to aspects and to the factors relating to construction, architectural design, regulations and housing codes. The class is open to non-majors. Prerequisites: FACS 263 Household Furnishings and Equipment.
Source: Virginia State University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
