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What is taught in the UI/UX (B.Des) course?
access_time 2024-02-17T08:16:03.988Z face Nandini Seshan
What is taught in the UI/UX Design (B. Des) course? We now live in a world where technology is an extension of our lives, seamlessly imbibed into everything we do. From the moment we wake up to the moment we go to sleep, we're surrounded by digital products and interfaces that make our lives easier,...
What is taught in the Product Design (B.Des) course?
access_time 2024-02-17T08:04:16.815Z face Nandini Seshan
What is taught in the Product Design (B. Des) course? Meet Neha, a product design student enrolled in a B.Des Product Design four-year program! She starts her day with a quick breakfast of dosa and coffee and then rushes to attend the first lecture of her day on design theory or history. After a qui...
What is taught in the Textile Design (B.Des) course?
access_time 2024-02-17T07:52:14.983Z face Nandini Seshan
What is taught in the Textile Design (B. Des) course? Imagine a world where fabrics tell stories, where every thread, every pattern, and every colour has meaning and purpose. In this world, textile designers are storytellers, using their craft to create fabrics that are not only functional but also ...
What is taught in the Furniture and Interior Design (B.Des) course?
access_time 2024-02-17T07:41:42.669Z face Nandini Seshan
What is taught in the Furniture and Interior Design (B.Des) course? Once upon a time, in a world where homes were more than just four walls and a roof, there was a special breed of creatives who had the power to transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary sanctuaries. They were the masters of furni...
What is taught in the Glass and Ceramic Design (B.Des) course?
access_time 2024-02-17T07:22:22.295Z face Nandini Seshan
What is taught in the Glass and Ceramic Design (B. Des) course? When I first started considering the courses I wanted to pursue in design, I was pretty intrigued by Glass and Ceramic Design. It seemed more like a fine arts course and I wondered whether it would actually take four years to learn this...