F20022 BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

The course offers a program of education in the discipline and professional practice of industrial design. It is intended for students who wish to seek professional or executive employment in the field of industrial design and related areas of design or industry and commerce. Industrial design is concerned with the research and development of design in consumer and industrial products used by people. These range from industrial equipment to motor vehicles and from medical equipment to domestic appliances. The industrial designer works as a part of a team involving engineering, production and marketing.

The major industrial design units are supported by a cluster of relevant unit modules that include drawing, ergonomics, materials and manufacturing, digital imaging and technology. A range of elective units allows students to extend their education into specialist industrial activities or other art and design disciplines.

This professional degree course may be awarded with a level of honours depending upon the grades achieved during the course.

The course consists of the c. Electives (48 points) following components: Elective studies are selected in consultation with the course coordinator. Units will generally be taken from those available a. Design studio (60 points) within the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, but units This is the main study of the course. There are studios at each offered elsewhere in the University are also available. year level. d. Occupational health and safety (0 points) b. Theory of art and design (18 points) This is compulsory to all courses in the faculty and deals with Students undertake a minimum of 18 points on the study of issues relevant to art and design. the theory, context and cultural aspects of art and design. c. Drawing 1 (6 points) Students take a common drawing unit in their first year. d. Research/professional strands Students select units in one of the following two strands in the final year (12 points):

• preparation for higher degree • professional practice

This is to be used as a guide only. Students must always refer to the Monash University Undergraduate Student Handbook. © Copyright 2013 Monash University F20022 BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

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Course Map – 2016 Year 1 Sem 1 IDN1001 Industrial design studio 1 (12 points) & AHT1101 Introduction to DWG1201 Drawing 1 (6 points) OHS1000 Introduction to art and design health and visual culture in art design & safety (0 points) architecture (6 points) Sem 2 IDN1002 Industrial design studio 2 (12 points) TDN1002 Design and the Elective (6 points) Avant-garde (6 points) Year 2 Sem 1 IDN2001 Industrial design studio 3 (12 points) TDN2001 Sociologies of Elective (6 points) design (6 points) Sem 2 Elective (6 points) Elective (6 points) Elective (6 points) Elective (6 points)

Year 3 Sem 1 IDN3001 Industrial design studio 4 (12 points) TDN3001 Research for Elective (6 points) design (6 points) Sem 2 IDN3002 Industrial design studio 5 (12 points) TDN3002 Design strategy Elective (6 points) and professional practice (6 points) or TDN3003 Design criticism (6 points) Total Requirement: 144 credit points

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This is to be used as a guide only. Students must always refer to the Monash University Undergraduate Student Handbook. © Copyright 2013 Monash University