Environmental Design (ENVD)

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5000 Level Courses

5301. Graduate Research Seminar (3:3:0). Introduction to philosophies, technologies, and processes involved in research and graduate study related to the student’s major area of specialization.

5307. Internship (3:1:6). Supervised internship experiences in established career-related positions in the student’s major area of specialization. May be repeated for credit up to 6 hours.

5310. Readings (3:3:0). A comprehensive and critical review of literature and research data related to current issues in the student’s major area of specialization.

5311. Individual Study in Environmental Design and Consumer Economics (3:3:0). May be repeated for credit.

5378. Research Methods I (3:3:0). Positivistic, interpretive, and critical modes of research inquiry in the student’s major area of specialization.

5379. International Issues for Families and Households (3:3:0). Analysis of relevant social, economic, and political developments pertinent to individuals and family welfare approached from a global perspective.

5381. Interior Design Analysis (3:3:0). Implications from the social sciences as applied to analyzing causes and arriving at possible solutions to problems related to housing and interiors in contemporary society.

5382. Environmental Design Systems (3:3:0). Study of systems used in the design and research of residential and nonresidential interiors.

5384. Advanced Lighting Systems (3:3:0). Prerequisite: ID 3381. Advanced study and application of lighting systems.

5388. Design of Interior Environments for Physically and Mentally Challenged Populations (3:3:0). Adaptation and evaluation of proximate environments to meet the needs of the physically and mentally challenged.

6000 Level Courses

6000. Master’s Thesis (V1-6).

6370. Environmental Design Technology and Development (3:3:0). Examination of environmental design processes and related technologies. Analysis and synthesis of human factors, interior components, information systems, and the environment.

6378. Research Methods II (3:3:0). Prerequisite: ENVD 5378 and 3 credit hours of statistics. Application of statistical packages to analyze data and interpret results. Includes mainframe and micro applications.

6389. Environmental Design Studio (3:3:0). Development of and/or response to specific environmental design programs. Study of design processes, including visual presentations that exemplify designs solutions for programs. Students will exhibit design projects.

7000 Level Courses

7000. Research (V1-12).

8000 Level Courses

8000. Doctoral Dissertation (V1-12).

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