B.Voc Interior Design

TheB.Voc Interior Design is a three-year undergraduate program structured over six semesters. It offers a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, aiming to cultivate proficient interior designers capable of transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments.

Duration

3 Years (6 Semesters)

Eligibility

+2/Equivalent.

📚 Semester-wise Curriculum

Semester 1

  • Basics of Drawing and Graphics (Practical): Introduction to fundamental drawing techniques and graphic representation.

  • Elements of Design: Study of design principles, elements, and their applications in interior spaces.

  • Computer Fundamentals: Understanding basic computer operations and software relevant to design.

  • Art & Architecture History: Exploration of historical developments in art and architecture influencing interior design.

  • Communication & Soft Skills: Development of effective communication and interpersonal skills.

Semester 2

  • Construction Techniques (Practical): Hands-on experience with construction methods and materials.

  • Interior Materials – I: Study of various materials used in interior design, their properties, and applications.

  • Basics of Art & Graphics: Further exploration of artistic techniques and graphic representation.

  • Interior Furnishing: Introduction to furnishings, textiles, and accessories in interior spaces.

Semester 3

  • Interior Materials – II: Advanced study of interior materials and their innovative applications.

  • Construction Techniques (Practical): Continued practical experience with complex construction methods.

  • Interior Furnishing – II: In-depth exploration of furnishing elements and their integration into design.

  • Role of Interior Designer – II: Understanding the evolving responsibilities and ethics of interior designers.

Semester 4

  • Elements of Services: Study of building services like HVAC, lighting, and plumbing systems.

  • Role of Interior Designer – II: Continued exploration of professional practices in interior design.

  • Building Protection: Understanding methods of protecting structures from environmental and human-induced factors.

  • Painting Interiors: Techniques and materials used in interior painting and finishes.

  • Interior Design Studio – I (Practical): Application of learned concepts in studio projects.MAKAUT WB

Semester 5

  • Elements of Services: Advanced study of building services and their integration into design.

  • Indian Institute of Design: Study of design philosophies and contributions of Indian design institutions.

  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Introduction to CAD software for drafting and modeling.

  • Landscape Design: Basics of designing outdoor spaces and integrating them with interiors.

  • Project – II: Interior Design Studio: Comprehensive project focusing on real-world design challenges.

Semester 6

  • Interior Design Method: Study of systematic approaches to interior design projects.

  • Design Decision Process: Understanding decision-making strategies in design development.

  • CAD, 3ds Max, Photoshop: Advanced training in design software for visualization and presentation.

  • Estimation and Costing: Learning to estimate project costs and manage budgets effectively.

  • Project – II: Interior Design Studio (Practical): Final project demonstrating comprehensive design skills.