Design courses Michigan

...-based consideration is given to the human being and the micro–environment in the total complex of environmental relationships. Students recognize the contributions made by other disciplines concerned with the study of interior design, including regulations and building codes, economics, social aspects... Learn about: Quality Training, Interior Design...

...The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program in Apparel and Textile Design provides professional preparation in apparel and textile design. The core of... Learn about: Textile Design...

... and/or construction can compromise a community’s appearance and drain its resources. Conversely, well-planned, designed and constructed environments sustain and enrich a community... Learn about: Construction Training...

...Explorations in Apparel and Textile Design Structuring, Couture and Tailored Garments Apparel Pattern Design Portfolio Development and Exhibition...

...(39 credits) Survey of Organic Chemistry Chemistry Laboratory I Fundamentals of Soil Science Introduction to Plant Genetics Principles of Horticulture... Learn about: Landscape Design...

...knowledge and advanced skills in experience architecture with an emphasis on user experience in digital environments. Students are prepared for careers in user experience...

...scores on the General Test of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), and other materials submitted as indicators of intellectual promise. Students...

... courses, students choose an area of concentration in acting, design, or stage management. The concentration provides highly focused course work devoted to professional and practical skill development and production process and collaboration. Requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Theatre... Learn about: Costume Design...

...Laboratory Landscape Computer Aided Design Greenhouse Structures and Management Passive Solar Greenhouses for Protected Cultivation Organic Transplant...

...Four courses including the following (12 to 14 credits): History of Art 101 and 102 (6 credits). At least one course that includes the post World War II period...

...for Theatre 894. Each credit is associated with one of six major performance projects. Students must participate in production activities during each semester...

...Art One additional History of Art course at the 200 or 400 level. (3 or 4 credits) A cultural studies course. The course must be approved by the Art Education advisor... Learn about: Teacher Education...

... focus their accumulated knowledge and skills on specific urban problems. The undergraduate program, which has been accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board, is designed to prepare majors to assume the responsibilities encountered in entry level professional planning practice... Learn about: IT Law...

... of clinical and biomedical investigations. Required courses concentrate on the principles of study design and methods for analysis of the continuous, categorical and mixed types of biomedical data from clinical experiments and from observational studies. Elective courses are offered in analytic methods...

...a. (3) above (6 credits). Studio Art electives: Additional credits in Studio Art or Graphic Design courses at the 300–400 level as needed to meet the requirement...

...nanomaterials; and biochemical and biomedical engineering. The department has three primary thematic areas: energy and sustainability, nanotechnology and materials... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...through engineering cooperative education. Students must contact the department for approval. Environmental Toxicology and Society Sustainable Bioenergy... Learn about: Environmental Engineering...

... a Minor in Game Design and Development. For additional information, refer to the Minor in Game Design and Development statement in the Department of Media and Information section of this catalog. The Bachelor of Science degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation...

... professionals from a wide variety of fields and backgrounds while focusing on a broad spectrum of skill sets including team design and dynamics, managing diversity, and creating an ethical organization... Learn about: Managing Diversity, Team Training...

... provides students with an advanced understanding of environment-, economy- and society-related planning issues using scientific, social scientific or humanistic approaches. Current faculty research and teaching expertise covers a wide range of planning subjects including urban design; land use planning... Learn about: Land Use...