In the Interior Design/Fashion Merchandising concentration a student may choose a specialized subject area from the following options: Interior Design or Textiles, Clothing, and Fashion Merchandising. The student has the choice of selecting unspecified electives or a minor in a supporting discipline. Minors in art, business administration, communications, sociology, political science, psychology, an d others are useful selections for complementing the major. An important component of the curriculum which contributes to professional development is supervised field experience. The experience offers each student additional means for individual speciali zation. Enrollment in supervised field experience courses requires a minimum 2.50 cumulative grade point average. As an alternative to the supervised field experience, students can earn credits in approved, upper division electives.

Careers in both traditional and non-traditional settings are open to graduates. Entry level positions of recent graduates include department manager for a major retail store, free lance interior designer, wholesale representative, and a buyer for a retail store. Many contemporary issues of society-at-large call for the services of the human environmental sciences graduate who seeks to affect the lives of ind ividuals and families in positive ways.

Degree Requirements

I. Human Environmental Sciences Core Component 17 hours
(see page 76)
II. General Education Component 52 hours
Art 221
Chemistry 121-122 or Biology 110-120
Communications 200/210, 230, or 250
Computer Science 201
Economics 201
English 111-112 and one course from Eng 250, 251, 260, 261, 270, or 271
Mathematics 140
Microbiology 251
Psychology 110
Sociology 201
Zoology 201
Electives: Humanities (3 hours)
(see accepted list, page 76)
Social Science Elective (3 hours) Choose from: Economics 202, Psychology 120, or Sociology 202
III. Human Environmental Sciences Component 18 hours
Child Development and Family Relationships 303
TCFM 202 or Interior Design 210 or Food Science 200
Consumer Resource Management 302
Nutrition 322 or Fd Sci 200
Textiles, Clothing and Fashion Merchandising 303
CRM 403 or TCPM 305
IV. Electives Component: Interior Design/Fashion Merchandising 12-14 hours
V. Electives Component: Unspecified 15-17 hours
Courses selected may be used for a declared minor in a supporting discipline.
Vl. Professional Development Component 15 hours
Select option A, or B to complement electives in human environmental sciences and to develop specialization. Certain combinations of two options may be approved.
A. Supervised Field Experience: Human Environmental Sciences 460, 48-, 49-
B. Approved Electives: 300-400

A minimum of 48 hours is required in upper division courses.

Freshman Year

Fall *CFDR 100 *HES 100 *Int Des 100 Eng 111 Math 140 Elective Unspecified Total

Hours 3 2 3 3 3 2 16

Spring Nutr 100 Eng 112 Humanities Elective Health Electives Psych 110 HES Elective Total

Hours 3 3 3 3 3 3 18

Sophomore Year

Fall Comp Sci 201 TCFM 202 or HES elective Bio 110 or Chem 121 Econ 201 Eng 2 (Literature) Total

Hours 3 3 4 3 3 16

Spring *CFDR 303 *TCFM 303 Bio 120 or Chem 122 TCFM 202 oe HES elective Econ 202 or Psych 120 or Soc 202 Total

Hours 3 3 4 3 3 16

Junior Year

Fall Comm 210 or 230 or 250 or Elective Unspecified HES Elective *TCFM 300 Art 221 Micro 251 Elective Unspecified Total

Hours 3 3 3 3 4 3 19

Spring HES Elective *Int Des 340 or CDFR 411 or HES Elective *Nutr 332 of Fd Sci 200 Zoo 201 Elective Unspecified Total

Hours 3 3-4 3 4 3 16-17

Senior Year

Fall CRM 403 or TCFM 305 *CRM 302 *HES 400 Elective Unspecified Total

Hours 3-4 3 3 6 15-16

Spring Courses are blocked scheduled HES 460 HES 48- and 49- or Approved Upper Division Electives (15) Total

Hours 3 6,6 15