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Faculty of Architecture
Bachelor of Interior Design
Acting Head: Dr. M.E. Tyler Telephone: (204) 474-6995
Courses in first year of Environmental Design and Interior Design are
offered in common to both Environmental Design and Interior Design students.
The professional interior designer is one who is qualified by education
and experience to identify, research, and creatively solve problems relative to
the function and quality of human perception, behaviour and function in
the built environment.
The competency of the interior designer includes fundamental design,
design analysis, space planning and programming, the design of all interior
space and the understanding of other and related aspects of environmental design.
The technical development of the interior designer includes knowledge
of structure with emphasis on interior construction, knowledge of
building systems and all related codes, equipment and components, and ability
in communication skills and in quantitative and administrative skills.
The deadline for receipt of all applications is March 1.
Interfaculty Option in Aging
An Option in Aging is offered by and in the following Faculties and
Schools: Architecture (Interior Design), Human Ecology, Nursing, Physical
Education and Recreation Studies, Social Work and Arts. To complete the
Option, students need to complete each of the following requirements:
Required Courses six (6) credits
Course numbers being used for the 1998-1999 session are 051.265
and 049.261.
Electives 12 credits
c) at least three credits* of professional/discipline specific applied work
on aging within the student's unit of registration; and
d) an additional nine (9) credits* in aging from the participating
units, including the student's own unit.
Upon completion of these credits, and submission of a declaration,
a "Comment" will be added to the student's transcript. For further
information concerning the Option, interested students are directed to the
Student Advisor in the General Office.
*Lists of courses are available in Faculty and School General Offices.
Supplies and Expenses
In addition to fees and other expenses, the estimated cost of supplies
and textbooks for students in Interior Design is approximately $3000 per year.
All Field Trip costs will be borne by the students.
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, City Planning, and Interior Design
For information about professional studies leading to the degrees of Master
of Architecture, Master of City Planning, Master of Landscape Architecture
and Master of Interior Design, please refer to the Faculty of Graduate Studies
section of this Calendar.
Course No.
Title
Credit Hours
First Year
051.113 Design Fundamentals 1 6
051.114 History of Culture and Environment 6
051.113 Approved Elective 3
051.155 Technology 1 6
051.158 Design Studio 1 10
Approved Elective 3
34
Second Year
051.205 Evolution of Western Interior Design 3
051.206 Colour 3
051.207 Design II 10
051.240 Theory of Design II 3
051.244 Materials 3
051.245 Graphic Communications A & Graphics Workshop 3
051.258 Interior Detailing A 3
051.248 Lighting 3
051.215 Computer-Aided Design 3
34
Third Year
051.307 Design III 10
051.308 History of Modern Design 6
051.309 Interior Detailing B 3
051.310 Materials & Systems 3
051.340 Theory of Design III 3
051.345 Graphic Communication B 6
051.349 Professional Practice A 6
Approved Elective 3
34
Fourth Year
051.405 Design IV 6
051.406 Theory of Design IV 3
051.407 Professional Practice B 3
051.440 Studio Elective 3
051.441 Research Methods 3
051.443 Interior Design Senior Project 6
051.444 Special Topics 3
Approved Elective 3
33
a) b)
051.265 049.261
028.265 057.261
123.265
047.265
