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1 Department of Interior Design College of Design, Construction and Planning University of Florida IND 2313 Interior Design Communication Systems Credits: 3 Faculty: Jason Meneely, Assistant Professor Office: 352 ARCH Building Telephone: (352) ext jmeneely@ufl.edu Office Hours: Immediately after class or by appointment Course Overview As a means for communication, freehand visualization of ideas is an important language for the designer to master. The primary objective of this course is the development of techniques and processes that enable the student to develop, analyze, and convey spatial concepts to an external audience. While recognizing interrelationships with digital design media, emphasis is placed upon freehand drawing, schematic diagramming, perspective sketching, color rendering, and graphic design techniques. Linking the hand, eye, and intellect will be the ultimate concern. Course Objectives In accordance with the Council for Interior Design Accreditation Standards this course will help students develop competence in: Drafting and lettering (Standard 5a) Illustrative sketching (Standard 5b) Presentation of color, materials, and furnishings (Standard 5c) Rendering in a variety of techniques (Standard 5f) Perspective drawing(standard 5g) Communication through alternative presentation techniques (Standard 5j) Reinforce an understanding of: Design elements (for example, space, line, shape, texture) and principles (for example, scale, proportion, balance, rhythm, emphasis, harmony, variety) related to the morphological features of buildings and interiors (Standard 3a) Aesthetic theories and principles (for example, color theories, design composition) (Standard 3b,c) And encourage: Learning experiences that incorporate critical, analytical, and strategic thinking (Standard 2f) Creative thinking, exhibiting a variety of ideas, approaches, and concepts with originality and elaboration (Standard 2g) Ability to think visually and volumetrically (Standard 2h) Interaction with practicing professionals as jurors, project critics, and guest lectures (Standard 1g) IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 1 of 6

2 Active listening skills leading to effective interpretation of requirements (Standard 2j) Potential for Improvement/ Self Evaluation Development of looser and more spontaneous rapid visualization techniques. To develop confidence in perspective drawing and freehand sketching To promote further development of graphic communication skills in all upper division courses. Course Structure 1. Most studios will involve interactive video- monitor instruction to present concepts/techniques and/or project critique. 2. Other than announced due dates for projects, unannounced exercises may be given and collected any time during the studio period 3. Faculty reserves the right to alter the course in response to academic conditions and opportunities. Assignments & Grading Project 1 10% Project 2 30% Project 3 45% In- Class Exercises/Homework/Pin- up 15% 100% Final Grade A = % C = 73 76% A- = 90 92% C- = 70 72% B + = 87 89% D + = 67 69% B = 83 86% D = 63 66% B- = 80 82% D- = 60 62% C + = 77 79% E < 60% Course Policies 1. Each student is expected to be prepared, on time, and ready to participate in course presentations and discussions. Due to the interactive nature of this course, missing class severely impede your progress in this course. 2. Attendance: The instructor operates under the assumption that you are mature adults who are intrinsically motivated to learn and attend class; as such, this course commences without a formalized attendance policy. Attendance will be taken daily for information purposes. If for any reason attendance becomes an issue, the instructor reserves the right to implement a formalized attendance policy on an individual or group basis. 3. Repeated lateness and/or early departure may result in a reduction of your final project grade. 4. Late projects: will not be accepted without prior instructor approval. Incomplete work will be evaluated in its state of completion on the due date. 5. Failure to bring required assignments and materials may result in a reduction of your final project grade. 6. Homework: You are expected to spend 15 hours outside of class on assignments, sketching, reading, and preparing presentations/portfolio work. Drawing takes practice, the more you do the better you will become. 7. Important Note: The Interior Design Department owns all work produced by students enrolled in interior design major courses. At the end of the semester the faculty may retain, or ask that original student work be left for departmental IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 2 of 6

3 archives and accreditation reports. Students are responsible for reproducing or photographing the work they produced in design studios. 8. Students in this class are expected to follow the University of Florida regulations regarding academic honesty and integrity. 9. The criteria for which a student may receive an incomplete are described in the University of Florida Undergraduate Catalogue. Student Accommodations Students requesting classroom accommodation must first register with the Disability Resource Center at University of Florida Dean of Students Office, see The Dean of Students Office will review the case and, if appropriate, provide documentation to the student who must then provide this documentation to the instructor when requesting accommodation. Academic Integrity and the UF Honor Code All students at the University of Florida are expected to adhere fully to University of Florida Student Honor Code, view at The Honor Code outlines the expectations for student conduct in regard to academic honesty. All students should review this policy to understand the range and scope of the standards and the seriousness of any infractions of the code. The policy places full responsibility on students to know and adhere to these standards for academic integrity. All examinations, quizzes, design projects, and assignments in the Department of Interior Design are subject to this policy. Maintaining strict academic integrity is a priority of the Department of Interior Design and all instructors will fully enforce the UF Honor Code in their studios and classes. A strict adherence to the Honor Code is expected by the University of Florida and reflects the ethical standards of the interior design profession. Required Texts John Pile. Perspective for Interior Designers (Approximate Cost: $20 - $25) IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 3 of 6

Recommended Texts Michael E. Doyle. Color Drawing (2nd ed.) (Approximate Cost: $34 - $54) Note: This document outlines the course and is not a binding contract.

4 Recommended Texts Michael E. Doyle. Color Drawing (2nd ed.) (Approximate Cost: $34 - $54) Note: This document outlines the course and is not a binding contract. The faculty reserves the right to make changes to the course requirements, organization, schedule, and policies as they see fit. IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 4 of 6

5 Required Materials (Approximate Cost: $200 - $300) Marker, Pen, and Pencil Kit (Discounted kit available at Central Florida Office Plus for +/- $185, regularly $266) includes: 1) Chartpak AD markers (qty. 1 each) P160 P62 P46 P35 P26 P114 P102 P96 P178 P209 P18 Salmon Chrome Orange Goldenrod Chrome Green Forest Green Aquamarine Electric Blue Blueberry Purple Sage Bright Orchid Slate Green P24 P136 P33 P31 P34 P142 P137 P71 P69 P74 P55 Dark Olive Light Ivy Light Olive Olive Pale Olive Sand Beige Burnt Umber Redwood Brick Red Kraft Brown P181 Cool GRAY #1 P183 Cool GRAY #3 P185 Cool GRAY #5 P187 Cool GRAY #7 P189 Cool GRAY #9 P98 Black P191 Warm Gray #1 P193 Warm Gray #3 P195 Warm Gray #5 P197 Warm Gray #7 P0 Colorless Blender 2) Prismacolor Premiere Colored Pencil (Set of 72/ or 1 each) Indigo Blue PC901 Ultramarine Blue PC902 True Blue PC903 Cerulean Blue PC904 Aquamarine PC905 Copenhagen Blue PC906 Dark Green PC908 Grass Green PC909 True Green PC910 Olive Green PC911 Apple Green PC912 Spring Green PC913 Cream PC914 Lemon Yellow PC915 Canary Yellow PC916 Sunburst Yellow PC917 Orange PC918 Pale Vermillion PC921 Poppy Red PC922 Crimson Red PC924 Crimson Lake PC925 Carmine Red PC926 Light Peach PC927 Blush Pink PC928 Pink Magenta Dark Purple Violet Violet Blue Black Tuscan Red White Peach Sand Light Umber Yellow Ochre Burnt Ochre Terra Cotta Sienna Brown Dark Brown Dark Umber Sepia Metallic Silver Metallic Gold Lilac Chartreuse Light Aqua Process Red PC929 PC930 PC931 PC932 PC933 PC935 PC937 PC938 PC939 PC940 PC941 PC942 PC943 PC944 PC945 PC946 PC947 PC948 PC949 PC950 PC956 PC989 PC992 PC994 Mulberry PC995 Beige PC997 Yellowed Orange PC1002 Spanish Orange PC1003 Yellow Chartreuse PC1004 Limepeel PC1005 Parrot Green PC1006 Imperial Violet PC1007 Parma Violet PC1008 Jade Green PC1021 Cloud Blue PC1023 Peacock Blue PC1027 Goldenrod PC1034 Warm Grey 20% PC1051 Warm Grey 50% PC1054 Warm Grey 70% PC1056 Cool Grey 20% PC1060 Cool Grey 50% PC1063 Cool Grey 70% PC1065 French Grey 20% PC1069 French Grey 50% PC1072 French Grey 70% PC1074 Putty Beige PC1083 Ginger Root PC1084 3) Pilot Fineliner Felt tip, Black (Qty. 3) 4) Pilot Razorpoint Felt tip, Black (Qty. 2) 5) Pilot Varisty Disposable Fountain Pen, Black (Qty. 2) 6) Sharpie Fine Permanent marker (Qty. 1) 7) 18 X 50 yd roll tracing paper, white (Qty. 1) 8) 18 X 50 yd roll tracing paper, canary (Qty. 1) IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 5 of 6

6 18 x 24 Portable/Lightweight Drawing Board (suitable for use with a T- square) 2 Spring Clamps for attaching Drawing Board to Classroom Desks Portable pencil sharpener for colored pencils (battery powered recommended) 11 x17 bright white copy paper 11 x 17 Acco Pressboard Binder With Fastener (at least 2 thick) All lead sketching pencil Should already have (required): Acrylic Edge T- square (30 minimum length) Architect s Scale 10 30/60/90 drafting triangle, clear plastic w/ inking edge 8 45/45/90 drafting triangle, clear plastic w/ inking edge 4 30/60/90 drafting triangle, clear plastic w/ inking edge Circle Template w/ large and small circles Conventional Drafting Lead Holder H, 2H, 4H lead for lead holder Lead Pointer Erasing Shield Kneaded Eraser Magic Rub Eraser Dusting Brush Drafting dots or 1 drafting tape (no masking tape!) 24 metal ruler, cork back X- acto Knife.7 or.9 mechanical pencil Project specific papers and materials will also be required IND2313 syllabus.doc Page 5 of 5

Interior Design Communication Systems

Department of Interior Design College of Design, Construction and Planning University of Florida IND 2313 Interior Design Communication Systems Fall 2013 Credits: 3 Meeting Time: T 3:00 3:50 (Lecture)