The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:

1. Comply with building, sustainability and accessibility laws, codes, standards and practices that impact fire and life safety, and protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
2. Evaluate sustainability and performance criteria in the specification of furniture, fixtures, equipment, materials and technologies for interior spaces and assemblies.
3. Enhance the health, safety, welfare, and performance of building occupants by specifying appropriate lighting and acoustics, and considering issues of thermal comfort, indoor air quality, and water and waste systems.
4. Produce accurate construction drawings, specifications and documents using industry standards and systems to fully convey the construction methodologies and design proposal for interior spaces.
5. Analyze interiors, architecture, decorative arts and art within global, historical, economic, ecological and cultural contexts.
6. Incorporate open-minded and global perspectives in the search for creative design solutions.
7. Use a variety of research methodologies to address complex design problems to develop solutions that respond to client needs.
8. Analyze client needs and goals, using human-centred theories to inform psychological and physiological influences and their effects on the physical environment.
9. Generate creative solutions by applying the design process and design thinking methodologies.
10. Employ the theories, psychologies and methodologies of light and colour in relation to their psychological impact and human well-being.
11. Effectively communicate the design proposal and conceptual intent in 2D and 3D using a variety of media and rendering techniques.
12. Engage and collaborate in multi-disciplinary teams employing professional communication practices in interaction and negotiation with coworkers, consultants, contractors, clients, end-users and others.