John found a painting in the gallery that was pleasing in appearance without any personal bias. This concept is called (a)   .

• aesthetics
• bias
• prejudice
• subjectivity

Imagine you working on a job. Your task is to create an environment inside a new hotel that supports the function, aesthetics, and cultures of those who will inhabit, live, and thrive in those spaces. What is this process called?

John is an architect who needs to plan and design a private dwelling that reflects his client, Mrs. Smith's tastes, preferences, and functional needs. This type of design is (a)   .

• Residential Interior Design
• Commercial Design
• Industrial Design
• Landscape Design

You are an employee who specializes in the planning and design of public spaces. Your next project involves designing a space that will serve multiple purposes. It should be a place where people can eat, work, play, recover health and heal from medical conditions, exercise, meditate, or simply enjoy life. This project falls under the (a)   type of design.

• Commercial Interior Design
• Residential Design
• Industrial Design
• Graphic Design

John is applying for a job. He needs to provide a document that gives a brief summary of his education, skills, work experience, activities, and interests. What is this document called?

Imagine you are a student studying interior design. You have an opportunity to gain work experience for credit, where you can explore different areas of the interior design field, get to know the culture of various firms, and understand how your academic preparation corresponds to the practice of design. What is this opportunity called?

John, a new employee, is spending time with his supervisor, Mr. Smith, at the office. He is learning by watching as Mr. Smith performs the functions of his job.

Imagine you are a student in a program that combines in-class education with volunteering at a local homeless shelter. What is this method of learning called?

John is working for a carpenter to learn the trade. What is John's role?

You are an architect who has been working on various projects. You have photographs, floor-plan drawings, free-hand sketches, or conceptual models of the buildings you have designed. You want to compile these into a portfolio to showcase your work to potential clients.