Recreational Vehicle; a motor vehicle or trailer equipped for living and traveling.

The process of arranging RV space to maximize comfort and functionality.

Designing the arrangement of furniture and amenities in an RV for efficient use.

Changes made to an RV to improve its functionality or comfort.

Do It Yourself; creating or modifying things independently without professional help.

A large, bus-like RV ideal for families, offering ample space and amenities.

A compact RV, often built on a van chassis, suitable for easy maneuverability.

A mid-sized RV with a distinctive cab-over design, combining features of Class A and B.

A non-motorized RV towed by a vehicle, offering various living accommodations.

Methods used to maximize storage and usability in limited RV space.

Creative ways to store items efficiently in an RV.

Guidelines ensuring safe modifications and usage of RVs.

Planning expenses for RV modifications to avoid overspending.

Input from peers or instructors on design plans to enhance quality.

An initial design draft outlining the intended arrangement of RV spaces.

A visual collage of inspirations and ideas for your RV design.

A list of safety measures to follow during RV modifications.

Basic tools required for making modifications to an RV.

Methods to reduce expenses while modifying an RV.

The reasoning behind design choices made in the layout plan.

The process of putting the finalized RV layout plan into action.

Connecting with fellow RV owners for advice and support on modifications.

Personal journals for students to assess their learning and progress.

Criteria used to evaluate assignments and projects in the course.

The level of ease and relaxation experienced while traveling in an RV.

The practical usability of an RV layout in meeting travel needs.