This program focuses on the areas of interior design and technology, and is designed to meet the needs of students who want to obtain entry-level jobs within the Interior Design Profession, such as interior design assistants and drafters. It also provides students who are currently employed in a related industry the opportunity for career advancement.
Most recently in academic year, 2019-2020, four completed the Associate Degree in Interior Design and nine completed the Certificate of Accomplishment. Enrollment is strong despite cuts the last four years in our classes. Completers are increasing in our interior design certificate of accomplishment program, which will be the pool for this new certificate. In academic year 2019-2020, we had 101 students enrolled in the Interior Design Program. We expect that program completion will increase over the coming semesters to reflect the continuing interest in Interior Design.
Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:
The certificate includes, among its curriculum, courses in graphics, building systems and business skills. Students are to complete 18 units.
Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
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INTD 100 | Introduction to Residential Interior Design | 3 | Y1, S1 |
INTD 102 | Interior Design Studio I | 3 | Y1, S1 |
ARCH 20 | Architectural Graphics I | 3 | Y1, S1 |
Choose 3 units from the following graphics courses in Y1, S2:
ARCH 214 AutoCAD I 3 units
ARCH 218 Fundamentals of Rhino 3D 3 units
BIM 120 Revit Architecture I 3 units
Choose 3 units from building systems courses in Y1, S2:
INTD 124 - Interior Building Materials & Systems 3 units
ARCH 120 - Fundamentals of Building Construction 3 units
Choose 3 units from business skills courses in Y1, S2:
ARCH 160 - Professional Practice 3 units
MRKT 122 - Professional Selling 3 units
Total units = 18
Dora Dye · 10/01/20
The Architecture Department Chair of City College of San Francisco reached out to the head of the Interior Design program, Elsa Torres (Canada College, CSM campus with the Interior Design program). They met through Zoom today 10/1/2020. Elsa is OK with CCSF's Core Skills Interior Design, CAch proposal and Interior Design, AS proposal. CCSF's interior design programs are non-competing. CCSF is more Architecture/Interior Design focused. CSM has more specialized programs within Interior Design, such as Kitchen and Bath and Home Staging. CCSF also draws from a different population. Our students are mostly from San Francisco County.
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