Program Overview

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Introduction to the Interior Design Program

The Interior Design program at Jouf University aims to prepare students to provide innovative, aesthetic, and sustainable interior design solutions, with a focus on research skills and community service. The program aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 in meeting the needs of the national labor market and achieving economic, social, and cultural development.

Program Overview

• Duration: The program is designed to be completed in 10 levels.
• Credits: The total number of credits required for graduation is 161.
• Students: The program currently has 1 student enrolled.

Program Structure

The Interior Design program is structured into various levels, each focusing on different aspects of interior design, from foundational courses to advanced and specialized topics.

Level 1

• EDU 101 - University Life Skills: Develops cognitive and performative skills related to university life, including systems, regulations, and practical skills such as critical thinking, research skills, and communication.
• MTH 101 - Introduction to Mathematics: Reviews basic mathematical concepts, including algebraic operations, equations, and inequalities, graphing, and an introduction to calculus.
• CIS 101 - Computer Skills: Covers the components and functions of computers, input/output devices, memory, and types of computers, as well as an introduction to application software like MS-Word, MS-Excel, and databases.

Level 2

• MTH 102 - Differential Calculus: Studies limits, continuity, derivatives, and their applications, including the study of functions, graphs, and models.
• CIS 102 - Programming and Problem-Solving: Introduces problem-solving methods, algorithm design, basic data types, and control structures, using a programming language.
• CHM 103 - Chemistry: A foundational course in chemistry covering matter, atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, and basic organic chemistry.

Level 3

• PHS 101 - General Physics (1): Introduces the principles of physics, including mechanics, thermodynamics, and wave motion, with laboratory experiments.
• ARB 100 - Linguistic Skills: Focuses on Arabic language skills, including reading, writing, and comprehension, with an emphasis on grammar and vocabulary.
• IDE 131 - Art Appreciation: Explores the elements and principles of art, art movements, and the role of art in culture and society.
• IDE 102 - Color Theory and Applications: Studies color theories, the psychological and physical effects of color, and their applications in interior design.
• IDE 101 - Fundamentals of Interior Design: Introduces the principles, elements, and processes of interior design, including space planning, color, texture, and lighting.

Level 4

• IDE 141 - Design Theories 1: Examines various design theories, including the history of design, design movements, and the impact of technology on design.
• IDE 132 - Human Factors and Environmental Considerations 1: Studies human factors, ergonomics, and environmental considerations in design, including accessibility and sustainability.
• ARB 102 - Writing Skills: Develops writing skills in Arabic, focusing on composition, style, and expression.
• IDE 103 - Freehand Drawing: Develops skills in drawing and sketching, including perspective, proportion, and rendering techniques.
• ISL 105 - Human Rights: Introduces the concept of human rights, their importance, and their application in various contexts.

Level 5

• IDE 211 - Interior Design 2: Applies design principles to more complex spaces, focusing on functionality, aesthetics, and user needs.
• ISL 107 - Professional Ethics: Discusses the importance of ethics in professional practice, including ethical theories, principles, and case studies.
• IDE 251 - Materials Applications: Explores various materials used in interior design, their properties, applications, and sustainability.
• IDE 241 - History of Architecture and Arts 1: Surveys the history of architecture and arts from prehistoric times to the modern era, focusing on major styles, movements, and influences.
• IDE 231 - Human Factors and Environmental Considerations 2: Continues the study of human factors, ergonomics, and environmental considerations, with a focus on accessibility, sustainability, and universal design.
• IDE 221 - Computer-Aided Design and Drawing: Introduces computer-aided design (CAD) software for creating and presenting interior design projects.

Level 6

• IDE 253 - Building Systems and Construction: Examines various building systems, including structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, and their integration into interior design projects.
• IDE 252 - Detailed Drawings in Interior Design 1: Develops skills in creating detailed drawings and specifications for interior design projects, including plans, elevations, sections, and details.
• IDE 243 - Design Theories 2: Continues the exploration of design theories, focusing on modern and contemporary design movements and their application in interior design.
• IDE 242 - History of Furniture: Surveys the history of furniture design from ancient times to the present, including major styles, materials, and designers.
• IDE 222 - 3D Computer Modeling: Introduces 3D modeling software for creating and visualizing interior design projects.
• IDE 212 - Interior Design 3: Applies design principles to complex, real-world projects, focusing on creativity, functionality, and sustainability.

Level 7

• IDE 361 - Lighting and Acoustics: Studies the principles of lighting and acoustics in interior design, including natural and artificial lighting, and sound principles and applications.
• IDE 352 - Furniture Design: Introduces the principles and processes of furniture design, including functional, aesthetic, and sustainable considerations.
• IDE 351 - Detailed Drawings in Interior Design 2: Continues the development of skills in creating detailed drawings and specifications for interior design projects.
• IDE 341 - History of Architecture and Arts 2: Continues the survey of the history of architecture and arts, focusing on the modern and contemporary periods.
• IDE 311 - Interior Design 4: Applies advanced design principles to complex projects, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and user experience.
• ISL 109 - Women and Their Developmental Role: Examines the role of women in society, their rights, and their contributions to development, from an Islamic perspective.

Level 8

• IDE 391 - Field Training: Provides practical experience in interior design through field training in a professional setting.
• IDE 392 - Special Topics in Interior Design: Explores advanced and specialized topics in interior design, including current trends, technologies, and issues.
• IDE 362 - Environmental Control Systems 1: Introduces the principles and applications of environmental control systems in buildings, including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and lighting systems.
• IDE 342 - History of Islamic Architecture: Surveys the history of Islamic architecture, including its development, styles, and influences.
• IDE 301 - Executive Drawings 1: Develops skills in creating executive drawings and presentations for interior design projects.
• IDE 312 - Interior Design 5: Applies advanced design principles to complex, real-world projects, focusing on creativity, functionality, and sustainability.

Level 9

• IDE 455 - Handicrafts Using Materials: Explores the use of materials in handicrafts and their application in interior design.
• IDE 454 - Interior Accessories and Product Design: Introduces the design of interior accessories and products, including furniture, textiles, and decorative items.
• IDE 461 - Interior Environment Architecture: Examines the relationship between interior design and architecture, including the design of interior spaces and their integration with building systems.
• IDE 422 - Computer-Aided Design: Develops advanced skills in computer-aided design (CAD) software for interior design.
• IDE 401 - Executive Drawings 2: Continues the development of skills in creating executive drawings and presentations for interior design projects.
• IDE 403 - Photography: Introduces the principles and techniques of photography, including composition, lighting, and editing.
• IDE 453 - Textiles and Printing: Explores the use of textiles and printing in interior design, including their properties, applications, and sustainability.
• IDE 431 - Social and Cultural Factors in Interior Design: Examines the social and cultural factors that influence interior design, including user needs, behaviors, and preferences.
• IDE 414 - Independent Study in Interior Design: Provides an opportunity for students to conduct an in-depth study of a selected topic in interior design.
• IDE 421 - Special Topics in Interior Design Drawings: Explores advanced and specialized topics in interior design drawings, including current trends, technologies, and issues.
• IDE 452 - Special Topics in Materials and Construction: Examines advanced and specialized topics in materials and construction, including current trends, technologies, and issues.
• IDE 413 - Special Topics in Sustainable Design: Explores advanced and specialized topics in sustainable design, including current trends, technologies, and issues.
• IDE 411 - Interior Design 6: Applies advanced design principles to complex, real-world projects, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and user experience.

Level 10

• EDU 102 - Voluntary Work: Introduces the concept of voluntary work, its importance, and its application in various contexts.
• BUS 101 - Entrepreneurship: Examines the principles and practices of entrepreneurship, including the development of business ideas, plans, and strategies.
• IDE 402 - Project Management: Introduces the principles and practices of project management, including planning, organizing, and controlling interior design projects.
• IDE 451 - Professional Practice and Documentation: Develops skills in professional practice, including communication, documentation, and presentation.
• IDE 491 - Graduation Project: Requires students to complete a comprehensive interior design project that demonstrates their knowledge, skills, and abilities.
• CHIN 101 - Introduction to Chinese Language: Introduces the basics of the Chinese language, including reading, writing, and conversation.

About Jouf University

Jouf University has achieved numerous accomplishments and successes since its establishment in 2005. The university continues to grow and develop in various administrative, academic, and educational areas, with significant support from the Saudi government and the follow-up of the Prince of Jouf Region and the Minister of Education.

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