INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN BACHELOR`S (FIRST CYCLE) DEGREE PROGRAMME |
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Level of Qualification & Field of Study | |||||
Bachelor's (First Cycle) Degree |
4 |
240 |
Full Time |
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PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs) |
Knowledge (Described as Theoritical and/or Factual Knowledge.) |
1) Be able to define and explain the fundamental theoretical and applied knowledge in interior architecture and environmental design. |
2) Be able to use theoretical and applied knowledge in interior architecture and environmental design to create spatial designs. |
3) Be able to evaluate historical and contemporary architectural movements and analyze their influence on interior architecture. |
4) Be able to assess building systems and physical environment control aspects and integrate them into design processes. |
Skills (Describe as Cognitive and/or Practical Skills.) |
5) Be able to develop creative design solutions in accordance with aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability principles. |
6) Be able to analyze cultural and spatial contexts and shape design decisions accordingly. |
7) Be able to effectively use digital design tools and technical drawing software for project presentations. |
8) Be able to follow innovations in materials, production techniques, and technological advancements in interior architecture projects and produce appropriate solutions. |
9) Be able to analyze and solve design and implementation challenges through innovative approaches. |
Competences (Described as "Ability of the learner to apply knowledge and skills autonomously with responsibility", "Learning to learn"," Communication and social" and "Field specific" competences.) |
10) Be able to take responsibility in interior architecture projects, make independent decisions, and manage the process efficiently. |
11) Be able to follow contemporary design trends, new technologies, and scientific developments and integrate them into interior architecture practice. |
12) Be able to participate in interdisciplinary teamwork and communicate effectively in design processes. |
13) Be able to shape interior space designs by considering user requirements and ergonomic principles. |
1) Be able to define and explain the fundamental theoretical and applied knowledge in interior architecture and environmental design. |
2) Be able to use theoretical and applied knowledge in interior architecture and environmental design to create spatial designs. |
3) Be able to evaluate historical and contemporary architectural movements and analyze their influence on interior architecture. |
4) Be able to assess building systems and physical environment control aspects and integrate them into design processes. |
5) Be able to develop creative design solutions in accordance with aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability principles. |
6) Be able to analyze cultural and spatial contexts and shape design decisions accordingly. |
7) Be able to effectively use digital design tools and technical drawing software for project presentations. |
8) Be able to follow innovations in materials, production techniques, and technological advancements in interior architecture projects and produce appropriate solutions. |
9) Be able to analyze and solve design and implementation challenges through innovative approaches. |
10) Be able to take responsibility in interior architecture projects, make independent decisions, and manage the process efficiently. |
11) Be able to follow contemporary design trends, new technologies, and scientific developments and integrate them into interior architecture practice. |
12) Be able to participate in interdisciplinary teamwork and communicate effectively in design processes. |
13) Be able to shape interior space designs by considering user requirements and ergonomic principles. |