Interior school training courses in Austin, TX (public, in-house or online)

AGCR 1092 General Botany for Landscape Design and Horticulture (36 hrs.)
HALT 1009 Interior Plants (16 hrs.)
HALT 3007 Integrated Pest Management (36 hrs.)
HALT 3008 Interiorscape Design & Maintenance (24 hrs.) Prerequisite: HALT 1009
HALT 1051 Landscape Business Operations (28 hrs.) (32 hrs.)
HALT 2070 Independent Study/Capstone Project (48 hrs.)

This course describes the different aspects pertaining to natural and artificial lighting in residential and commercial environments. It is an introduction to develop lighting plans for different rooms and spaces.

An overview of building materials, mechanical systems, and construction techniques as applied to interior design. Discussion of codes, project sequencing and interpretation of detailed working drawings.

Learn the professional and educational requirements for interior design. Basic design principles and elements and how they apply in designing interior environments. You will learn how to take the design process from conceptualization to implementation in the design of interior spaces. The visual, stylistic, and performance properties of materials components and systems, such as finished, furnishing and architectural details will be discussed. Students will complete design portfolios.

Interior Decorating school covers the following:
The Decorating Process
The Measuring Process
Design Elements and Principles
Color and Design
Color and Lighting
Textiles
Floors and Stairways
Walls and Ceilings
Windows, Doors and Fireplaces
Furniture Selection