Program Overview

The program at its core revolves around three fundamental facets of design: design thinking, design making, and design execution. Within the realm of design making, the emphasis is placed on honing essential design skills such as ideation, drawing, and sketching. As students progress, they delve into the domain of design execution, where they gain a comprehensive understanding of the technical feasibility and business viability tied to their concepts, ultimately culminating in the creation of digital and physical prototypes.

To equip students with a strong foundation, the curriculum encompasses a thorough exploration of design fundamentals, comprising four essential subareas: design history, hand drawing, graphic design, and form studies. This program not only equips students with the practical skills required in the field but also imparts a holistic perspective, enabling them to become well-rounded and knowledgeable designers who can navigate the complexities of the design world with a deep appreciation for its history and evolution.

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