Visual Arts Option:

• ART 1013 - Creative Thinking and Practice
• ART 1303 - Drawing I
• ART 1313 - Design I
• ART 2203 - Sculpture
• ART 2333 - Color Studies
• ART 2503 - Ceramics I

Construction Option:

• CST 2213 - Construction Methods I
• CST 2223 - Construction Methods II
• CST 2413 - Estimating
• CST 2513 - Surveying
• CST 2523 - Project Scheduling
• CST 2423 - Construction Codes & Regs

Note:

INTEGRATED DESIGN is robust, technical training from three disciplines/degrees that traditional and non-traditional degree-seekers alike can use to focus on an enhanced skill set and actualize through professional practices and business acumen. At every point, students will have the opportunity to gain NCCER certification in multiple craft options. 

Examples of Integrated Design programming skills for employability: 

1. Tradeshow exhibit designs 
2. Retail floor design 
3. Product/packaging design  
4. Prototyping for Fine Arts exhibits, venues, and layouts 
5. Retail management and merchandising  
6. Architectural design sensibility