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For the Degree Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design
The curriculum in industrial design requires 130 credit hours and
provides education in three-dimensional design for production, to
meet the needs of people and their environment. Emphasis is placed
on the awareness of the market demand for design, cognizance of methods
and materials of production and their relative costs, creation of
designs that are in visual harmony with their environment and that
are satisfying to the consumer, and responsiveness to the changes
in technology and cultural patterns.
Foreign Language Requirement
Students entering the University of Illinois as freshmen in Fall 2000
or later need to complete the foreign language requirement in order
to graduate. To satisfy this requirement, students must complete a
third level college foreign language course. This requirement may
also be satisfied by three years of the same foreign language in high
school. Students entering the University of Illinois without three
years of the same foreign language in high school must take a foreign
language placement test to determine the courses in which to enroll.
| Hours |
General
Education Requirements |
| 4 |
RHET 105 or 108—Composition
I |
| 3 |
Advanced Composition |
| 21 |
One approved sequence
of 6 hours in each of the following areas: humanities
and the arts, natural sciences and technology, social
and behavioral sciences, and Western and non-Western
culture. ARTHI satisfies half of the humanities requirement. |
| 6 |
Quantitative reasoning,
I and II |
| 34 |
Total |
| Hours |
Art History |
| 4 |
ARTH 111—Ancient
and Medieval Art |
| 4 |
ARTH 112—Renaissance
and Modern Art (General Education-Humanities &
the Arts) |
| 3 |
ART 211—Design History
Survey |
| 3 |
Advanced art or architecture
history |
| 14 |
Total |
| Hours |
General Art and Design |
| 2 |
ARTF 101—Contemporary
Issues in Art |
| 6 |
ARTF 102 and 104—Drawing,
I and II |
| 6 |
ARTF 103 and 105—Design,
I and II |
| 14 |
Total |
| Hours |
Industrial
Design |
| 6 |
ARTD 220 and ARTD 222—Design
Workshop, I and Design Workshop, II |
| 6 |
ARTD 221 and 223—Model
Making, I and II |
| 2 |
ARTD 311—Methodology |
| 2 |
ARTD 321—Drawing
and Rendering |
| 6 |
ARTD 391—Special
Problems in Design |
| 5 |
ARTD 322 and 325—Materials
and Processes, I and II |
| 6 |
ARTD 320 and 324—Industrial
Design, I and II |
| 8 |
ARTD 420 and 422—Advanced
Industrial Design, I and II |
| 2 |
ARTD 421—Professional
Practices |
| 3 |
ARTD 423—Computer
Applications I |
| 46 |
Total |
| Hours |
Electives |
| 22-23 |
Professional and Technical
Electives |
| 3-6 |
Open electives (see college
list, no Art courses) |
| 25-29 |
Total |
| Hours |
Technical
Electives |
| 8 |
Minimum 8 hours. Select
from: |
3
|
ADV 300—Introduction to Advertising
|
4
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ARCH 351—Statics & Dynamics
|
4
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ARCH 352—Mech of Mat & Design Appl
|
3
|
ARCH 423—Soc/Beh Factors for Design
|
2
|
ARTD 426—Computer Applications II
|
3
|
BADM 320—Principles of Marketing
|
3
|
BADM 310—Mgmt and Organizational Beh
|
3
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BADM 322—Marketing Research
|
3
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BADM 325—Consumer Behavior
|
3
|
COMM 320—Popular Culture
|
2
|
C S 101—Intro Computing, Eng & Sci
|
3
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CS 105 Into to Computing, Non-Tech
|
3
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Mathematics (calculus or analytic geometry)
|
3
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PHYS 140—How Things Work
|
3
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PHYS 150—How Nature Works
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3
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PSYC 456—Hum Perf and Eng Psych
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