In interior design, programming is like detective work. It’s the process of gathering and analyzing information about a problem before trying to solve it with design.
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NCIDQ began administering the new computer-based Practicum, or PRAC 2.0 in fall 2017. The content covers the same competencies as the past hand drawn exam, but is organized differently and uses several new question types.
The PRAC 2.0 exam content is organized into 3 case studies, or collections of plans, programs, codes, and specs or schedules to solve a design problem.
Case studies represent the most common project types that interior designers deal with, including residential, small and large commercial spaces.
PRAC 2.0: Computer NCIDQ Practicum Coming in 2017
NCIDQ will deliver the new Practicum Exam by computer in fall 2017. See examples of the new PRAC 2.0 exam format.
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