Resources for prospective students: Industrial Design Studio overview
UniSAnet course specific learning guide: Studio in Architecture and Design (Word document)
Our
design studio courses are tailored to encourage students to consider the
relevant design criteria such as function, cost and appearance by using
methodologies related to user needs, the environment, marketing and
manufacture. From this process suitable concepts are developed and
evaluated and the best design is then further developed through
drawings, virtual and text models or working prototypes. Each studio is
augmented by courses which aid students in developing skills, methods
and knowledge appropriate to increasing the comprehensiveness of their
design thinking and preparing them for lifelong learning. The structure
of the program prepares graduates to be innovative problem solvers
capable of developing comprehensive solutions to multi-faceted design
problems by applying a thorough foundation of traditional design skills
coupled with state-of-the-art technology and design methods.
Level
1 (1st Year:
Industrial Design Studio 1
&
Industrial Design Studio 2)
Level 2 (2nd Year: Industrial Design Studio 3 & Industrial Design Studio 4)
Level 2 (3rd Year: Industrial Design Studio 5 & Industrial Design Studio 6)
Level 3 (4th Year:
Industrial Design Studio 7 &
Industrial Design Studio 8)