First: Graduation Project (1) – Preparatory Course
Course Nature:
A preparatory course in which the student develops research and a design proposal that outlines the project they will later implement in Graduation Project (2), focusing on theoretical and knowledge-based aspects.
Course Requirements and Outcomes:
1. Preparing a Written Research Paper:
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Define the project topic or type (residential, commercial, educational, healthcare, heritage, etc.).
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Present the historical and contemporary context of the project’s design.
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Analyze examples and case studies of similar projects.
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Provide the main sources and references used.
2. Preparing the Final Project Proposal, including:
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Description of the design idea (Concept).
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Functional and aesthetic goals of the project.
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Design requirements and standards.
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Preliminary timeline for the project phases.
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Present an initial proposal to the supervisor for feedback.
Targeted Skills:
Second: Graduation Project (2) – 4 Credit Hours
Course Nature:
A practical course in which the student transforms the research and previous proposal into a complete interior design project, following a clear methodology from study to final delivery.
Course Requirements and Outcomes:
1. Producing a Complete Design Project, including:
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Architectural and execution plans.
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Lighting, electrical, and material plans.
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3D models and final presentation boards.
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Application of the design concept developed in Project (1).
2. Preparing a Comprehensive Project Portfolio, including:
Presentation and Discussion:
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Present the project to a committee of faculty members and external experts.
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Discuss the design idea, design solutions, and execution quality.
Targeted Skills:
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Creativity and producing innovative design solutions.
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Developing professional plans.
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Effective use of design software.
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Presentation and communication skills with the committee.