Location: Eiben Hall - Rm. 102
Class Meets: TU/TH 9:30 - 10:50 am
E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Phone: c: 351-2130 h: 261-0998
Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30 - 9:30 am (by appointment)
Required Text: DESIGN DETAILS FOR HEALTH
Required Text: THE SCOTT FORESMAN HANDBOOK FOR WRITERS
In a society based on freedom and equality, ID 317 is designed to explore and implement the concepts of UNIVERSAL and BARRIER-FREE DESIGN, making a positive contribution to society's quality of life issues. Investigating the psychological, social and physical aspects of varying degrees of capabilities, students will move beyond the general guidelines of residential and commercial design, integrating knowledge gained from "outside the average" end-users, elements and principles of design, and ADA Design Guidelines & Standards. A more thorough understanding of and sensitivity toward integration of Universal Design concepts in interior applications is the ultimate goal of this course.
To effectively implement knowledge gained in this course, students must also apply basic skills acquired in Fundamentals of Interior Design, Programming & Space Planning, Materials & Components and Drafting.
* Use of accurate terminology relating to Universal and Barrier-Free Design.
* Understand and apply ADA standards for accessibility.
* Analyze existing spaces for universal/accessible use.
* Select proper finish materials to meet or exceed standards for accessibility.
* Integrate space planning skills with universal design concepts.
* Read and interpret working drawings.
* Improve writing skills, critical thinking, analysis of information and self-expression.
(1) 25 ft. Imperial Metric 3/4" tape measure with lock
Templates - residential & contract furniture, plumbing
16" x 20" mat boards (1/4 sheets), as needed
A =100-90%; B =89-80%; C =79-70%; D =69-60%; F=< 60%
If grades fall below 70%, Deficiency Reports are sent to the registrar and your advisor. A 2.5 GPA is required for declared majors in the CUH Interior Design Program.
Homework/Projects: 40%; Quizzes: 40%; Final Exam: 20%
* Please read the assigned text and handouts before each class.
* Student participation in class discussions and presentations is required.
* All written work is to be typed or printed via computer, double spaced and in a simple font style. Identify each page with your name, date and class (ID 201). Staple your written work together.
* All Presentation and Materials Boards are to be clearly labeled on the back and must be 16" x 20" or they WILL NOT be accepted.
* Assignments are due on the date assigned. Points will be deducted from your score for each day the assignment is late. Projects will be graded by the instructor and returned to the student with an evaluation as necessary. Student evaluations may occur, as well.
Attendance is mandatory and is Chaminade University's Policy. Four (4) unexcused absences may result in a failing grade. Please see the instructor if you have two (2) unexcused absences.
Absences on exam days due to illness will only be excused with proper medical verification. See instructor to make up the examination before the next class meeting.
Tardiness and leaving the class early will also effect your final grade.
Please SILENCE all pagers and cell phones during class.