Department of Interior Design

About Department

The Department of interior design establishment as result of several forces of the design fraternity who came up together to create a platform for the young generation to explore the vast field of Interior Design along with Fine Arts, which was lesser known to the city then. The department is involved in the learning through experimentation with materials hands on and creating sensitivity towards environmental issues. Department provide the teaching with competence to assimilate the multiple dimensions of architectural task to govern a qualitative built interior environment. The student is made to realize a varied aspect of design that create an interior environment through varied subjects of aesthetics, Spatial human behavioral patterns, use of material application of technology and services. Department monitoring the overall progress of the student with multiple skills.

History of the Department

The Establishment of B.ID, VNSGU. was a result of several forces of the design fraternity who came up together to create a platform for the young generation to explore the vast field of Interior Design along with Fine Arts, which was lesser known to the city then. The initiative taken by the Lt. Shri Jagdeep Smart and Shri Kapildev Shukla along with the support of Ex-Vice Chancellor Mr. Deshkar back in to 2006 has completed 13 years journey this year in 2019. Looking back at the glorious past of the institute it has travelled a long way and raised the bar up to a very high level.

Nurturing abilities through transforming imagination to build environment. Learning through experimentation with materials hands on. Creating sensitivity towards environmental issues. Training an individual to create qualitative physical environment. Teaching the use of appropriate technological solutions..

Vision

Mission

Using resources responsibly. Teaching the process of problem solving. Understanding history and its application to modern times. To create value system and competence to assimilate the multiple dimensions of architectural task to govern a qualitative built interior environment.

The Philosophy of the Department

An Interior Environment is the most primary, functional and a multi layered experiential extension of a Human Being acting upon the physiology and his emotions. Its existence lies, between the realm of Art and Architecture. It can be a piece of Art or a Functional Machine, intense or relaxed, traditional or modern, supported by appropriate technology and climatic solutions comforting the human being. An understanding of economic constraints, client approaches, dynamic global trends and response to the conditioning of mind, body and soul. Such understanding of the interior environment is aim at and realized a BID. A design student is made to realize a varied aspect of design that create an Interior Environment through varied subjects of aesthetics, Spatial Human behavioural patterns, use of material application of technology and services. All together, the design, graphical and technical skills of a student is worked upon and nurtured

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Department of Interior Design Veer Narmad South Gujarat University

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Bachelors of Interior Design (B.ID)

The core objective of the BID programme is to prepare the students for productive career in construction industry and academia by providing an outstanding environment of teaching and research in the core and emerging areas of the discipline.

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Objective of Program

Program Outcome

PO1 : Nurturing abilities through transforming imagination to build environment. Program trains students with the core values of interior design field. It also makes students capable of using core concepts like space perceptions, design principles, managements skills in the conceptualization of built environment and transfer imagination in to build environment.

PO2 : Learning through experimentation with materials hands on. Hands-on learning is where instructors engage with students in direct experience and focused reflection to enhance students' knowledge, skillset and values. With this Students learn from partaking in activities rather than learning. The program develops the skills of critical thinking, problem solving, learning of various techniques, and understanding the essence of the materials.

PO3 : Creating sensitivity towards environmental issues. The program trains students with the latest methods that are being used in the industry. The continuous syllabi review adds value to the program for the outgoing students and make them ready to face the environmental issues and demands of the industry.

PO4 : Training an individual to create qualitative physical environment The program teaches the students to apply the related tools to solve real world problems resulting in to user friendly qualitative immediate physical environment.

PO5 : Nurturing Project design Planning and Management related capabilities The program trains students for designing and conceptualizing the architecture, planning and managing the project development. it also makes students understand the decision making for selection of an appropriate project management capabilities.

PO6 : Teaching the use of appropriate solutions for (very specific problem)Thesis Project Development Real world project/ Design Thesis provide the candidates exposure to work in the challenging and demanding environment like of the industry. The professional training and thesis project together makes students employable and industry ready.

PO7 : Team Work and Leadership Development Trains students to work in a team and also to take leadership of the project as well as team.

Intake

Self-financed (SFI) : 150

Program Duration

4 years

BID Semester - I ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
101001	Interior Design Studio - I	PSO1 : Using resources responsibly. CO2 : learn various design principles and theories supporting this. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing to develop concept. CO4 : Expose the students with the scale and human perception. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of all this on built form and its expressions. CO6 : basics of space planning.	5
102001	Colour & Light	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the Color as an element of Interior Design and color as Science CO2 : Various methods to Study, comparison and application of color systems. CO3 : Learn Different compositions: As manifest in various cultures and Geographic Regions: Peculiarities, usage, Effect of climate, Color symbolism universally accepted values CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of Perception of color and form: Basic characteristics of various hues	4
103001	Basic Structure – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the structure/ and structure design. CO2 : Structural properties of basic materials like masonry, timber, concrete and steel.. CO3 : Introduction to basic structural systems such as post-beam, bearing wall system, Trusses, rigid frames and their behaviour. Study of distribution of loads through the elements of these systems. CO4 : Effect of simple geometric forms on the overall structural behaviour CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	2
104001	Interior Material Technology – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the MTERILS AND TECHNOLOGY. CO2 : Introduction of basics of building material and construction methods CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of same.	3
105001	Sketching & Drawing	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	3
106001	Technical Representation Drawing – I	CO1 : Explain students the different types of drawing techniques. CO2 : Learning drawing skill for design thinking, visualization and representation CO3 : Facilitating visualization and 3D perception and putting them on paper in form of technical drawings. CO4: introduction to cad software.	3
107001	History – I	CO1: To enables students to understand Design as an outcome of worldview. CO2: The main objective of the course is to develop student visual perception through historical examples. Basically it is visual based course. CO3: It is the main course develops student visual memory and this visual memory enhances the student creativity in design. CO4: The course focuses on to Study of : Prehistoric shelters CO5: This course helps students to consider the history as sequences of a collective memory.	2
108001	Communication Skills	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the communication. CO2 : Various methods and strategies of communications in professional word. CO3 : To make student industry ready by Empowering students to independently handle job applications, interviews and project presentations	2
109001	R.S.P – I (Measure Dwg & Sketching)		2

BID Semester - II ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
201001	Interior Design Studio - II	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the dwelling design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to dwelling.	6
202001	Sculpture & Ceramics Workshop	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studies and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to design. CO6 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	2
203001	Basic Structure – II	Course outcome	2
204001	Interior Material Technology – II	CO1: Gives knowledge of the basic terminology of financial and management accounting system CO2: Introduces the process of double entry system and its various components like Journal, Cashbook, Subsidiary Books and Ledger etc... CO3: Students will be able to understand the entire process of financial accounting starting from journal entry up-to preparing & interpreting final accounts. CO4: Explores the various component of accounting package and usage of accounting package for commercial use. CO5: Trains student to perform book keeping, to prepare final account and financial statements using accounting package.	2
205001	Surface Finishes (Building Construction)	CO: After studying this course, students shall be able to develop database related programs in Vb.Net.	2
206001	Drawing & Painting	CO: After studying this course, students will be able to understand and create HTML web pages with multimedia. This course will also help students to understand how to validate user Input and how to apply common design on every web page	2
207001	Technical Representation Drawing - II	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2
208001	Wood Bamboo & Cane Workshop	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2
209001	History – II	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2

BID Semester - III ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
301001	Interior Desing Studio - III	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the dwelling design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to dwelling.	6
302001	Furniture Design – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studies and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to design. CO6 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
303001	Graphic Design – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the graphic design, and principle of designs. CO2 : Various methods to develop graphics for relevant context. CO3 : Learn Different compositions: Balanced / Unbalanced, Static / Dynamic, Symmetrical / Asymmetrical. CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of abstraction and its importance in design.	2
304001	Interior Material Technology – III	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	3
305001	Interior Services - I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the interior services. CO2 : Various methods, various components and materials involved in services of electrifications, plumbing and drainage. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	2
306001	Digital Technology – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	2
307001	Metal Workshop	CO1 : Explain students the different types of metals and their handling. CO2 : Various techniques and methodology involved in working with metals. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such materials.	2
308001	History – III	CO1: To enables students to understand the society and culture they represent which is very useful when working as a contemporary designer. CO2: The main objective of the course is to develop student visual perception through historical examples. Basically it is visual based course. CO3: It is the main course develops student visual memory and this visual memory enhances the student creativity in design. CO4: The course focuses on to develop student intellectual level with the discussions on different fragment of history; try to compare different periods of historical interiors in their social, aesthetical and technical context. CO5: This course helps students to consider the history as sequences of a collective memory.	2
309001	Elective – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : To learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
310001	R.S.P – I (Measure Dwg & Sketching)	Course Outcome	2

BID Semester - IV ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
401001	Interior Desing Studio - IV	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the commercial design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see importance of visual merchandizing with respect to targeted economic group. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design.	6
402001	Furniture Design – III	CO1 : Explains to students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
403001	Graphic Design – II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the graphic design, and principle of designs as a means of communication. CO2 : Various methods to develop graphics for communication. CO3 : Learn Different compositions to transfer graphics into information. CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of abstraction and its importance in design	2
404001	Interior Material Technology – IV	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various services areas, in reference to overlapping of services in same area. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	3
405001	Interior Services - II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the interior services. CO2 : Various methods, various components and materials involved in services of HVAC. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	4
406001	Digital Technology – II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	2
407001	Elective – II	Course Outcome	2
408001	Elective – III	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

BID Semester - V ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
501001	Interior Desing Studio – V	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the institutional design from simple to complex. CO2 : to make understand to see importance of ideal institutional environment. CO3 : develop students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students in Creating an interior environment of an institute in response to its functions, need of society and the nature of the institute.	6
502001	Furniture Design – IV	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects of the furniture design, and its impact on space planning. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, along with basic consideration of designs student will learn to achieve space planning through furniture. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
503001	Interior Services - III	CO1 : Explain students the detailed aspects of the interior services. CO2 : learn the synthesis of various services required and interdependency of same. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	4
504001	Interior Lighting	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the lighting. CO2 : Technical aspects involved in design / consideration of good lighting. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of lighting, Appropriate technology used for its design and Incorporation of lighting as services in the design.	3
505001	Design Manegement – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of design practice. CO2 : to learn legal and financial aspects of design and execution. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing knowledge base for estimating, costing, design execution drawing. CO4 : also prepares students for documentation of projects and preparation of various reports as a legal documents abide by laws.	2
506001	Environment Graphics	CO1 : Explain students graphic design, and principle of designs as a means of communication. CO2 : Understanding graphics as an image maker as well as a visual communicator. CO3 : Learn Different compositions to transfer graphics into space making, Space transformation through graphics. CO4 : Exploring graphics in interior spaces through existing/functional elements that make an interior space.	2
607001	Elective – VI	Course Outcome	2
507001	Elective – IV	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
508001	Elective – V	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

BID Semester - VI ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
601001	Interior Desing Studio – VI	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the adaptive re use design. CO2 : to understand importance aspects involve with such context in reference to re-use. CO3 : to learn developing the program formulation for such complex projects. CO4 : to explore Image and identity (corporate, public, private, N.G.O. etc) in society and its visual communication CO5 : TO PROMOTE Appropriate use of materials CO6 : Integration of architectural elements and insertions. Dialogue between the existing and the newly added insert. CO7 : Interpretation of the functions/activities and their spatial co-relation. CO8 : To Evolving furniture, colour palette, material palette and lighting as tools to specify an experience.	8
602001	Design Execution Drawing	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects detailing the project. CO2 : To make students capable of making design execution drawing/ site communicating drawings CO3 : Develop the system of detailing in any project. CO4 : Learn drawing media management and importance of each drawing.	3
603001	Furniture Design – IV	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects of the furniture design, and its impact on space planning. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, along with basic consideration of designs student will learn to achieve space planning through furniture. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
604001	Design Manegement – I	CO1 : Explain students the complexity of design practice. CO2 : to learn legal and financial aspects of design and execution. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing knowledge base for estimating, costing, design execution drawing. CO4 : also prepares students for documentation of projects and preparation of various reports as a legal documents abide by laws.	2
605001	Sustainable Interior Design Approach	CO1 : learn sustainability and its inter relation with environment.. CO2 : learn various concepts involved in sustainability design.. CO3 : Develop the system/ strategies in ref to interior environment promoting energy saving and mindfll uses of resources. CO4 : promote and learn about various rating systems.	2
606001	Design Research Seminar	CO1 : Explain students what is research, its objectives, various methods of research CO2 : to develop design research methodology. CO3 : to learn research as a tool to derive on hypothesis.	4
607001	Elective – VI	Course Outcome	2

BID Semester - VII ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
701001	Professional Training	CO1 : student gets experience of working in office/ institute gives idea about practical aspects of industry and working professionalism	0

BID Semester - VIII ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
801001	Interior Desing Studio – VIII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	18
802001	Interior Landscape	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
803001	Elective – VII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
804001	Elective – VIII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

Eligibility Criteria

▪ Certificate of Higher Secondary School Examination or 12th standard of G.H.S.E.B, I.C.S.E., C.B.S.E Board or Equivalent.
▪ Certificate of Diploma in Architectural Assistantship and Diploma in Civil Engineering.
▪ Applicant is required to appear in the Interior Design Entrance Test.

Admission Details

As per the Rules of the University

Applicant is required to appear the Interior Design entrance test.
Weightage for admission-70% of entrance test & 20% of std. 10% of intermediate drawing exams + Drawing as a subject in std X + Sports Credit xii

Reservation Policy

As per the Rules

Fee Structure *

Self Finance (SFI)
	1st Year	Other Year
Boys	Rs. 80000/-	Rs. 80000/-
Girls	Rs. 80000/-	Rs. 80000/-

Miscellaneous expenses are excluded from the annual fees*

*Subject to Revision Periodically

Research

Research as a one of the main core value is taught at department of Interior design. Field of design needs constant exploration and as a part of this we conduct related study program prompting research activity in various field supporting to design. Till now department has visited and documented different cultures and architecture prevailing in India like Pondicherry , Mcleodganj & Dharamshala, kalimpong, Jaisalmer, Sagwara, Dang, Mandu maheshwar to name among few.

Research(PATENT)

Sr.No	Faculty Name	Title of Invention	Application No	Application Date	Patent Type	Name of Inventors	Field of Invention	Status of Application
1	Mr.ANKITKUMAR MUKESHCHANDRA CHANGAWALA	Bamboo Chair	149524	15-09-2023	National	ANKITKUMAR M CHANGAWALA	Industrial Design	Granted
2	Mr.ANKITKUMAR MUKESHCHANDRA CHANGAWALA	LEVEL UP LUDO GAME	147197	31-08-2023	National	1.Mr. Ankit M Changawala 2.Mr. Jenish Vagh 3.Krupa Vyas 4.Kriya Patel 5. Modi Khushi 6. Mehta Ayushi 7. Rana Mansi 8.Shukla Akshata	Industrial Design	Granted
3	Mr.ANKITKUMAR MUKESHCHANDRA CHANGAWALA	OPEN WARDROBE (TRI-MOD)	147298	15-09-2023	National	1. Mr. Ankitkumar M Changawala 2. Vidhi Doshi 3. SnehalnPatel 4. Ajay Mistry	Industrial Design	Granted
4	Mr.ANKITKUMAR MUKESHCHANDRA CHANGAWALA	WARDROBE (TRI-MOD)	147009	15-09-2023	National	1. Mr. Ankitkumar M Changawala 2. Vidhi Doshi 3. Snehal Patel 4. Ajay Mistry	Industrial Design	Granted
5	Mr.ANKITKUMAR MUKESHCHANDRA CHANGAWALA	ROMAN TIC TAC TOE GAME	145646	31-08-2023	National	1.Mr. Ankit M Changawala 2.Mr. Jenish Vagh 3.Mitali Prajapati 4. Umang Isamaliya 5.Naqiya Bastawala 6.Krishna Dhorajiya 7.Dipti Ramani	Industrial Design	Granted

Resource Details

2007 Sachin, Surat: Documentation of Fort, Library, Mosque and Local houses.
2008 Mandu, Maheshwar – Madhya Pradesh: Temple Structures, Ghats, Maheshwar Silk Factories and Houses.
2009 Humpi, Badami, Patadakal- Karnataka:Temple Structures.
2010 Gandhi nu Gam, Bhuj- Kutch : Bhunga Houses.
2011 Baaj Village, Dang-Gujarat: Documentation of Tribal houses.
2012 Jaiselmer – Rajasthan : Documentation of Patwa Haveli.
2013 Udaipur- Rajasthan: Documentation of Local Houses and temple Structures.
2014 Rander, Nanawat, Dumas – Surat : Documentation of Colonial furniture and Traditional houses.
2015 Sagwara, Rajasthan :Documentation of traditional Houses.
2016 Pondicherry, Auroville- Tamil Nadu: Documentation of Institutional building and Houses.
2017 Mcleodganj & Dharamshala:Documentation of vernacular houses, institute & Expert lecture.
2018 Kalimpong, West Bengal:Documentation of Gumpha, Houses, Churches etc.

2019 Pangoot, Uttarakhand:Sustainable building Workshop such as Adobe, COB, wattle & daub structure. As well Silent Carpentry, Bamboo & Seed Jewellery workshop.

Research Program(Related Study Program)

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Bachelors of Interior Design (B.ID)

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Objective of Program

Program Outcome

PO7 : Team Work and Leadership Development Trains students to work in a team and also to take leadership of the project as well as team.

Intake

Self-financed (SFI) : 150

Program Duration

4 years

BID Semester - I ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
101001	Interior Design Studio - I	PSO1 : Using resources responsibly. CO2 : learn various design principles and theories supporting this. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing to develop concept. CO4 : Expose the students with the scale and human perception. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of all this on built form and its expressions. CO6 : basics of space planning.	5
102001	Colour & Light	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the Color as an element of Interior Design and color as Science CO2 : Various methods to Study, comparison and application of color systems. CO3 : Learn Different compositions: As manifest in various cultures and Geographic Regions: Peculiarities, usage, Effect of climate, Color symbolism universally accepted values CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of Perception of color and form: Basic characteristics of various hues	4
103001	Basic Structure – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the structure/ and structure design. CO2 : Structural properties of basic materials like masonry, timber, concrete and steel.. CO3 : Introduction to basic structural systems such as post-beam, bearing wall system, Trusses, rigid frames and their behaviour. Study of distribution of loads through the elements of these systems. CO4 : Effect of simple geometric forms on the overall structural behaviour CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	2
104001	Interior Material Technology – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the MTERILS AND TECHNOLOGY. CO2 : Introduction of basics of building material and construction methods CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of same.	3
105001	Sketching & Drawing	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	3
106001	Technical Representation Drawing – I	CO1 : Explain students the different types of drawing techniques. CO2 : Learning drawing skill for design thinking, visualization and representation CO3 : Facilitating visualization and 3D perception and putting them on paper in form of technical drawings. CO4: introduction to cad software.	3
107001	History – I	CO1: To enables students to understand Design as an outcome of worldview. CO2: The main objective of the course is to develop student visual perception through historical examples. Basically it is visual based course. CO3: It is the main course develops student visual memory and this visual memory enhances the student creativity in design. CO4: The course focuses on to Study of : Prehistoric shelters CO5: This course helps students to consider the history as sequences of a collective memory.	2
108001	Communication Skills	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the communication. CO2 : Various methods and strategies of communications in professional word. CO3 : To make student industry ready by Empowering students to independently handle job applications, interviews and project presentations	2
109001	R.S.P – I (Measure Dwg & Sketching)		2

BID Semester - II ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
201001	Interior Design Studio - II	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the dwelling design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to dwelling.	6
202001	Sculpture & Ceramics Workshop	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studies and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to design. CO6 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	2
203001	Basic Structure – II	Course outcome	2
204001	Interior Material Technology – II	CO1: Gives knowledge of the basic terminology of financial and management accounting system CO2: Introduces the process of double entry system and its various components like Journal, Cashbook, Subsidiary Books and Ledger etc... CO3: Students will be able to understand the entire process of financial accounting starting from journal entry up-to preparing & interpreting final accounts. CO4: Explores the various component of accounting package and usage of accounting package for commercial use. CO5: Trains student to perform book keeping, to prepare final account and financial statements using accounting package.	2
205001	Surface Finishes (Building Construction)	CO: After studying this course, students shall be able to develop database related programs in Vb.Net.	2
206001	Drawing & Painting	CO: After studying this course, students will be able to understand and create HTML web pages with multimedia. This course will also help students to understand how to validate user Input and how to apply common design on every web page	2
207001	Technical Representation Drawing - II	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2
208001	Wood Bamboo & Cane Workshop	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2
209001	History – II	CO: Student will be able to develop software applications.	2

BID Semester - III ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
301001	Interior Desing Studio - III	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the dwelling design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to dwelling.	6
302001	Furniture Design – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studies and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of social context and its influence in design. CO5 : Explain students the Influence of traditional art and craft forms in various cultures with respect to design. CO6 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
303001	Graphic Design – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the graphic design, and principle of designs. CO2 : Various methods to develop graphics for relevant context. CO3 : Learn Different compositions: Balanced / Unbalanced, Static / Dynamic, Symmetrical / Asymmetrical. CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of abstraction and its importance in design.	2
304001	Interior Material Technology – III	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	3
305001	Interior Services - I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the interior services. CO2 : Various methods, various components and materials involved in services of electrifications, plumbing and drainage. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	2
306001	Digital Technology – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	2
307001	Metal Workshop	CO1 : Explain students the different types of metals and their handling. CO2 : Various techniques and methodology involved in working with metals. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such materials.	2
308001	History – III	CO1: To enables students to understand the society and culture they represent which is very useful when working as a contemporary designer. CO2: The main objective of the course is to develop student visual perception through historical examples. Basically it is visual based course. CO3: It is the main course develops student visual memory and this visual memory enhances the student creativity in design. CO4: The course focuses on to develop student intellectual level with the discussions on different fragment of history; try to compare different periods of historical interiors in their social, aesthetical and technical context. CO5: This course helps students to consider the history as sequences of a collective memory.	2
309001	Elective – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : To learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
310001	R.S.P – I (Measure Dwg & Sketching)	Course Outcome	2

BID Semester - IV ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
401001	Interior Desing Studio - IV	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the commercial design from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see importance of visual merchandizing with respect to targeted economic group. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design.	6
402001	Furniture Design – III	CO1 : Explains to students the fundamental aspects of the furniture design, principle of ergonomics, anthropology, materials technologies, from simple to complex. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, in form of clients need to social and economic context/ complexity/ aspects involved with it. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
403001	Graphic Design – II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the graphic design, and principle of designs as a means of communication. CO2 : Various methods to develop graphics for communication. CO3 : Learn Different compositions to transfer graphics into information. CO4 : Expose the students with the concept of abstraction and its importance in design	2
404001	Interior Material Technology – IV	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various services areas, in reference to overlapping of services in same area. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	3
405001	Interior Services - II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the interior services. CO2 : Various methods, various components and materials involved in services of HVAC. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	4
406001	Digital Technology – II	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of computer aided drawings. CO2 : Various commands , various components and steps involved in software to develop the drawings/presentation. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing skill with such software.	2
407001	Elective – II	Course Outcome	2
408001	Elective – III	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

BID Semester - V ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
501001	Interior Desing Studio – V	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the institutional design from simple to complex. CO2 : to make understand to see importance of ideal institutional environment. CO3 : develop students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, CO4 : Expose the students in Creating an interior environment of an institute in response to its functions, need of society and the nature of the institute.	6
502001	Furniture Design – IV	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects of the furniture design, and its impact on space planning. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, along with basic consideration of designs student will learn to achieve space planning through furniture. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
503001	Interior Services - III	CO1 : Explain students the detailed aspects of the interior services. CO2 : learn the synthesis of various services required and interdependency of same. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution of services on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design.	4
504001	Interior Lighting	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the lighting. CO2 : Technical aspects involved in design / consideration of good lighting. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of lighting, Appropriate technology used for its design and Incorporation of lighting as services in the design.	3
505001	Design Manegement – I	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental of design practice. CO2 : to learn legal and financial aspects of design and execution. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing knowledge base for estimating, costing, design execution drawing. CO4 : also prepares students for documentation of projects and preparation of various reports as a legal documents abide by laws.	2
506001	Environment Graphics	CO1 : Explain students graphic design, and principle of designs as a means of communication. CO2 : Understanding graphics as an image maker as well as a visual communicator. CO3 : Learn Different compositions to transfer graphics into space making, Space transformation through graphics. CO4 : Exploring graphics in interior spaces through existing/functional elements that make an interior space.	2
607001	Elective – VI	Course Outcome	2
507001	Elective – IV	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
508001	Elective – V	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

BID Semester - VI ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
601001	Interior Desing Studio – VI	CO1 : Explain students the insight of the fundamental aspects of the adaptive re use design. CO2 : to understand importance aspects involve with such context in reference to re-use. CO3 : to learn developing the program formulation for such complex projects. CO4 : to explore Image and identity (corporate, public, private, N.G.O. etc) in society and its visual communication CO5 : TO PROMOTE Appropriate use of materials CO6 : Integration of architectural elements and insertions. Dialogue between the existing and the newly added insert. CO7 : Interpretation of the functions/activities and their spatial co-relation. CO8 : To Evolving furniture, colour palette, material palette and lighting as tools to specify an experience.	8
602001	Design Execution Drawing	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects detailing the project. CO2 : To make students capable of making design execution drawing/ site communicating drawings CO3 : Develop the system of detailing in any project. CO4 : Learn drawing media management and importance of each drawing.	3
603001	Furniture Design – IV	CO1 : Explains to students the advanced aspects of the furniture design, and its impact on space planning. CO2 : Trains students to see beyond the visible, along with basic consideration of designs student will learn to achieve space planning through furniture. CO3 : Train students to apply various methods/cues of designing for ex. Derivations/ analysis from case study, concept development, project development, estimation of studied and designed furniture. CO4 : Expose the students with the Awareness of economical context and its influence in design. CO5 : make student capable of executing individual furniture piece, makes industry ready.	3
604001	Design Manegement – I	CO1 : Explain students the complexity of design practice. CO2 : to learn legal and financial aspects of design and execution. CO3 : To make student industry ready by developing knowledge base for estimating, costing, design execution drawing. CO4 : also prepares students for documentation of projects and preparation of various reports as a legal documents abide by laws.	2
605001	Sustainable Interior Design Approach	CO1 : learn sustainability and its inter relation with environment.. CO2 : learn various concepts involved in sustainability design.. CO3 : Develop the system/ strategies in ref to interior environment promoting energy saving and mindfll uses of resources. CO4 : promote and learn about various rating systems.	2
606001	Design Research Seminar	CO1 : Explain students what is research, its objectives, various methods of research CO2 : to develop design research methodology. CO3 : to learn research as a tool to derive on hypothesis.	4
607001	Elective – VI	Course Outcome	2

BID Semester - VII ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
701001	Professional Training	CO1 : student gets experience of working in office/ institute gives idea about practical aspects of industry and working professionalism	0

BID Semester - VIII ▾

Course Code	Course Title	Outcome	Credit
801001	Interior Desing Studio – VIII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	18
802001	Interior Landscape	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the construction. CO2 : Various methods and materials involved in construction of various planes. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
803001	Elective – VII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2
804001	Elective – VIII	CO1 : Explain students the fundamental aspects of the subject. CO2 : to learn / explore/ understand Various methods and techniques, principles, theories and materials involved in particular subject. CO3 : To make student industry ready by clearing concept of execution on site, Appropriate technology used for design and construction, Incorporation of services in the design	2

Eligibility Criteria

▪ Certificate of Higher Secondary School Examination or 12th standard of G.H.S.E.B, I.C.S.E., C.B.S.E Board or Equivalent.
▪ Certificate of Diploma in Architectural Assistantship and Diploma in Civil Engineering.
▪ Applicant is required to appear in the Interior Design Entrance Test.

Admission Details

As per the Rules of the University

Applicant is required to appear the Interior Design entrance test.
Weightage for admission-70% of entrance test & 20% of std. 10% of intermediate drawing exams + Drawing as a subject in std X + Sports Credit xii

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Self Finance (SFI)
	1st Year	Other Year
Boys	Rs. 80000/-	Rs. 80000/-
Girls	Rs. 80000/-	Rs. 80000/-

Miscellaneous expenses are excluded from the annual fees*

*Subject to Revision Periodically

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