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Master of Interior Design
Academic Course Requirements and Descriptions
ID Seminar -
Master’s Level
ID7101
1 Credit
This course is an introduction to the profession of interior design and includes an overview of the
professional associations (ASID and IIDA),the NCIDQ examination and the IDEP monitored
experience program.Students will be exposed to professional interior design firms
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through office
visits and guest speakers.At the bachelor’s level,resume and cover letter development will be
discussed.A
t the master’s level the focus will be on different firm types and professional opportunities
within the field.
EFFECTIVE PRACTICE STRATEGIES
ID7101
2 Credits
This course will serve as an introduction for in-coming Interior Design students enrolled in the
graduate program.It will have a shared focus:to provide an overview of the profession of Interior
Design,including office practices and procedures; career options and the range of career
opportunities within the profession; and suggestions and practical advice on the necessary
preparations for identifying and securing practice credit-worthy employment.
FOUNDATION DESIGN A MASTERS
SA7101
3 Credits
Foundation Design Master’s A studio is the first of three foundation design courses for Masters of
Interior D
esign and Masters of Architecture at the Boston Architectural College.Master’s A teaches an
understanding of abstraction and conceptualization through the use of two and three-dimensional
exercises.Drawings,models,and collages are emphasized as the primary means for design
investigation.Students will quickly get exposure to the basic skills needed for all subsequent design
studios at the BAC,and they will put them to use.In Foundation Design Master’s A studio,students
will understand the fundamentals of visual thinking:Students have verbal/oral skills that they already
use daily.These skills will be developing at the college level.Students have making/drawing skills that
are surfacing and that can grow rapidly.Visual thinking is the act of advancing both verbal and visual
skills and using them together to develop each assigned design project.Students will also understand
the connection between the work of Foundation Design Master’s A studio and the Practice
Component.Visual thinking skills,as evidenced by interconnected drawing,making,writing,and
speaking are fundamental to meaningful participation in the practice of interior design,landscape
architecture,and architecture.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES -
MASTER’S LEVEL
HT7101
3 Credits
This introductory course focuses on design principles and theory.The themes of discussion are based
on issues presented in readings and lectures and range from ancient civilizations to contemporary
culture.The course stresses the importance of developing the ability to observe,analyze and critique