Interiors Site Work Course Overview
What Will You Learn?
The Interiors & Site Work course provides a deep understanding of interior finishes, furnishings, millwork, and exterior site work applications. Students will explore the selection and installation of partitions, flooring, casework, hardscape, and landscaping. This course ensures proficiency in material selection, installation techniques, project coordination, and compliance with industry standards.
By completing this course, you will:
- Develop expertise in interior partitions, finishes, and flooring applications.
- Learn millwork and casework detailing, fabrication, and installation techniques.
- Gain skills in interior furnishings selection, space planning, and coordination.
- Understand paving, hardscape, and landscaping techniques for site design.
- Master construction sequencing, detailing, and compliance standards for interiors and site work.
Benefits of Learning with VDCI
By enrolling in this course, students gain access to industry-leading training through VDCI, a nationally accredited institution specializing in AEC education.
- Self-Paced Learning: Access course materials 24/7 with structured progress tracking.
- Affordable Education: Course bundles and certificate programs provide cost-effective learning opportunities.
- Hands-On Training: Every lesson includes real-world assignments assessed by industry professionals.
- Expert Instruction: Learn from Autodesk Certified Instructors with real-world experience.
- Interactive Support: Engage in discussion forums and collaborative learning opportunities.
- Digital Credentials: Earn shareable digital badges and certificates to enhance your professional portfolio.
- Portfolio Development: Showcase your expertise with structured projects demonstrating interior and site work proficiency.
Course Lessons and Projects
Lesson 1: Interior Partitions and Wall Systems
This lesson introduces students to interior partition systems, framing techniques, and finish applications.
Skills Learned:
- Understanding metal stud framing, drywall installation, and soundproofing techniques.
- Managing partition types, including demountable and operable wall systems.
- Evaluating fire-rated assemblies, insulation, and acoustic treatments.
- Coordinating door openings, trims, and finishing materials.
- Ensuring compliance with building codes and fire safety standards.
Project: Develop a partition plan, incorporating different wall types, finishes, and structural framing layouts.
Lesson 2: Interior Finishes
Students will explore wall finishes, coatings, and decorative applications.
Skills Learned:
- Selecting paint, wallpaper, and specialty finishes for interior walls.
- Understanding surface preparation, durability, and maintenance considerations.
- Managing wood paneling, tile, and plaster finishes for custom interiors.
- Evaluating fire-resistant coatings and antimicrobial surface treatments.
- Coordinating material transitions, expansion joints, and detailing.
Project: Create a finish schedule, detailing wall materials, color schemes, and application techniques.
Lesson 3: Flooring Systems
This lesson covers flooring materials, installation methods, and performance standards.
Skills Learned:
- Understanding wood, tile, carpet, and resilient flooring applications.
- Managing floor underlayment, adhesives, and subfloor preparation.
- Evaluating slip resistance, wear ratings, and acoustic properties.
- Coordinating flooring transitions, patterns, and expansion joints.
- Ensuring compliance with ADA and fire-resistant flooring requirements.
Project: Develop a flooring layout plan, integrating materials, transitions, and installation techniques.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for professionals and students seeking expertise in interior finishes, furnishings, and site work applications, including:
- Students & Graduates: Build foundational knowledge in interior construction and site design.
- Aspiring Architectural Designers & Engineers: Strengthen knowledge of materials, detailing, and coordination.
- Aspiring Construction Project Managers: Improve expertise in finish materials, installation techniques, and workflow coordination.
- Aspiring Interior Designers & Facility Managers: Expand skills in furniture selection, millwork, and space planning.
- Aspiring Landscape Architects & Civil Engineers: Enhance understanding of hardscape, paving, and site development.
With the increasing demand for well-integrated interiors and sustainable site development, this course equips professionals with the skills needed to excel in construction detailing, material selection, and project coordination.
