| The Interior Design program (IDSN) at Dunwoody College of Technology is seeking candidates for our adjunct instructor positions.
Located in the urban center of Minneapolis, Minnesota, our program is a product of a strong design culture and professional community. Students engage in a curriculum built on a strong technical base balanced by comprehensive design skills. Graduates are directly prepared to critically strengthen the profession, discipline and art of Interior Design.
Central to its mission is interdisciplinary collaboration. Dunwoody offers curricular and extracurricular integration with other programs within the college including architecture, construction management, engineering manufacturing, and graphic design. Preferred candidates will possess the ability to effectively teach students in both architecture and interior design.
In addition, the Interior Design program forwards the college’s core principle of hands on learning through access to its numerous labs. Faculty and students engage in making throughout the curriculum through its materials resource library, digital fabrication lab, metrology and 3D printing lab, welding lab, machining and tooling stations, automotive finishing booths, and woodshop. Preferred candidates will demonstrate an ability to engage in multiple design, building and making technologies with competency, agility and inquiry.
The Program also holds global perspective as a core value and offers students and faculty opportunities for study abroad, travel study, and service learning initiatives. To date, the program has engaged in Public Interest Design projects and research in Italy, Spain, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. Preferred candidates will possess experience in global practice, research or teaching.
POTENTIAL AVAILABLE COURSES:
IDSN 3120 | Revit for Interior Design | Lecture (3 Credits)
Advanced CAD drafting processes and procedures for practical application in Interior Design. Projects are modeled in 3D with an emphasis on custom objects or “families”.
Class Times: Mondays/Wednesdays 12:00pm - 1:20pm
Semester: Spring 2020 Course Competencies - Apply the Revit process.
- Draw in three-dimensional space.
- Utilize Revit components including hosts, models, annotations, and details.
- Produce rendered three-dimensional drawings.
- Produce interior finish schedules, door schedules and window schedules
- Produce contract documents including floor plans, elevations, sections, and reflected ceiling plans.
- Import and export AutoCAD drawings.
- Apply modification to floors, walls, windows, and curtain walls to produce accurate representations of building materials
- Construct custom families in Revit
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