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Design Development to Documentation

Utilizing design decisions and work done in IAD810, IAD812, and IAD834. You will create a design development presentation featuring construction drawings that include plans, elevations, and details.

Educational Psychology

Effective teaching starts with healthy psychological principles. Explore educational practices, student development and characteristics, learning processes, and teaching strategies to better understand your students and yourself. Course content is supported by fieldwork observations and interviews. (This course is cross-listed with ARE 600, GLA 600, and ARE 305.)

Theory and Movements in Contemporary Interior Architecture

Know your design history and the culture framework guiding its development. Focusing on major movements and innovations, you’ll examine the societal, political, historical, and economic influences that impacted art, architecture, design, furniture, and materials from the Industrial Revolution to today.

Scripting for Games 2

Learn more complex and efficient practices for scripting gameplay mechanics. You will develop several gameplay systems from scratch using written code and industry best practices.

History of Visual Development

To create the future of the profession, you must understand the past. You’ll explore the impact specific designers and artists have had, and see how production techniques, costs, financing, and marketing have evolved over time.

Commercial Photography

Want to be a successful commercial photographer? Through commercial work, you’ll discover the importance of having a consistent vision, a willingness to collaborate, and a reliable and professional attitude.

History of the Built Environment 1: Ancient to Gothic

Learn the stories of human cultures through the environments they built. Compare buildings and landscapes across the globe from prehistory to the 14th-century and discover how we lived shaped the spaces we built.

Music Scoring for Film

Acquire the skills to compose music scores for motion pictures to enhance your portfolio. You’ll use practical, technical, and aesthetic techniques to create an effective music score that reinforces the emotional content of films. (This course is cross-listed with MUS 375.)

Harmony 1

Learn to construct musical harmony and how harmony functions in support of melody. You will gain music composition skills by learning chords, scales, diatonic chord progressions and relationships, harmonic function, voice leading, and musical analysis.