Program Code 04741 North Campus Six semesters, beginning in September Industrial design has become an increasingly popular career for creative people who are comfortable with technology.
Industrial designers give the form to, and enhance the function of tomorrow's products.
Practicing industrial designers develop new and innovative solutions because they understand aesthetics, market-trends, materials and manufacturing technology. In this program, you will learn to communicate your ideas attractively through design presentations. Form study will help you learn the skills needed to make pleasing surfaces on any product. You'll also develop professional skills in computer graphics and computer aided design. Refer to the Selection Procedures section for more information.