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81. Industrial design
 
82. Industrial design - The structure for your degree programme
The structure for your degree programme The Communication Design degree programme is divided into basic and advanced studies and concludes with a diploma after 8 semesters of standard study time. …  
83. Industrial design - Basic studies
Basic studies Regular duration 2 years Degree Intermediate diploma Focal points Orientation, teaching of elementary knowledge and skills.  
84. Industrial design - Interdisciplinary co-operation
Interdisciplinary co-operation In addition, practical transfer takes place via design projects and research collaborations with industry and institutions. In the past, we have co-operated with…  
85. Industrial design - Design principles
Design principles The teaching of design fundamentals in the first year of study is a sensitisation of the students encompassing all senses and includes initial design projects: Questions about…  
86. Industrial design - Presentation methods and techniques
Presentation methods and techniques The focus is on familiarising students with different ways and means of depicting ideas and possibilities and making them available. Learning and testing the…  
87. Industrial design - typography
typography Students classify fonts, create layouts and learn how to work professionally with type and images. Documentation, posters and presentations are created in practical exercises. Learning…  
88. Industrial design - Drawing/Display
Drawing/Display The connections between observing and perceiving natural phenomena, their representation in drawings and the development of the imagination are thematised. This takes place…  
89. Industrial design - Descriptive geometry
Descriptive geometry The course trains students' spatial understanding and teaches rules for a constructive approach to visualisation. Parallels are always drawn with the concrete design process in…  
90. Industrial design - Design and ergonomics
Design and ergonomics Designing - opening up spaces for ideas, creating something profoundly new - is a fascinating and at the same time challenging process. Against the backdrop of social trends,…  
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