Course Details
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Product Design is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary program designed to provide students with a deep understanding and skill set in the field of product design. The course structure is spread over six semesters, each focusing on different aspects of product design, from foundational skills to advanced techniques and professional practices.
- Comprehensive Coverage: From basic sketching to advanced CAD, the curriculum covers a wide range of topics.
- Practical Application: Through workshops, design projects, and an internship, students get hands-on experience.
- Future-Oriented: With subjects on advanced technologies and sustainability, the course prepares students for future challenges in design.
- Professional Development: Emphasis on portfolio development and capstone projects readies students for their careers.
- Flexibility and Specialization: Elective courses and specialized subjects offer students the chance to focus on their areas of interest.
Duration
3 Year
Eligibility
10+2
Syllabus
Topics
Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
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Focuses on the fundamentals of design thinking and techniques. Courses like "Introduction to Design Thinking" and "Drawing and Sketching Techniques" lay the groundwork for creative processes and visualization skills. | Builds upon the foundational skills with a focus on computer-aided design, research, and communication. This semester introduces more complex concepts like "2D and 3D Computer-Aided Design (CAD)" and "Design Theory and Critique", blending technical skills with theoretical understanding. |
Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
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Delves into advanced CAD and rapid prototyping, ergonomics, sustainable design, and manufacturing processes. It signifies a shift towards more specialized knowledge, preparing students for practical application in various design scenarios. | Focuses on product lifecycle management, design for social impact, and advanced materials selection. The inclusion of "User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) Design" indicates an emphasis on the digital aspects of product design, crucial in today’s tech-centric world. |
Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
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Introduces advanced concepts in aesthetics, branding, prototyping, and CAD/CAM. This semester also includes entrepreneurship and business fundamentals, equipping students with the knowledge to commercialize their designs and understand the business context of design. | Wraps up the program with an emphasis on ethics, portfolio development, and capstone projects. The inclusion of "Design for Advanced Technologies" and "Design for the Future" prepares students for the evolving nature of design in the context of new technologies and sustainability. |
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