Communicating design intent is one skill the ETSU INTD faculty is dedicated to help beginning designers master.  To clearly explain, design students need to smoothly transition between skills that match their targeted audience and place in the design process.  Sketching, modeling, using technology,...

During the 2012 Fall semester, sophomore studio INTD students learned CAD and then used those newly developed skills to design and build clocks using the department woodshop.

In our senior Health Care Studio, we have teamed up with the corporate design office at Mountain States Health Alliance to research topics in health care and relay the students’ findings and recommendations as to how to implement those findings in a real life...

Sophomore INTD students learned about mass production from Dr. Vaglia by building drafting tables for the new INTD studio space.  They constructed a prototype and then split into small teams to produce 17 total tables.  CONGRATS for a job well done!