B. SC INTERIOR DESIGN

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Duration : B.Sc Interior Design shall be a six semester full time programme extending to three academic years consisting of 90 working days of instruction for each semester.

Eligibility: A candidate who has passed the 2 year Pre-University Examination conducted by the Pre-University Education Board in the State of Karnataka or any other examination considered as equivalent thereto by Srinivas University Or the below mentioned two examinations with an aggregate of 40% are eligible for admission to these programmes.

a. Three years Polytechnic Diploma in any branch conducted by Board of Technical Education and Examination of any State Government with aggregate of 40% marks.

b. Two years JOC programme conducted by Board of Vocational Education of any State Government with an aggregate 40% marks

Lateral Entry: Admission of Diploma holders to II year (III semester) Candidate who has passed Three years Polytechnic Diploma Examination conducted by the Board of Technical Education of any state in the following branches can be admitted to the second years (III semester) programme:
i. Diploma in Civil Engineering
ii. Diploma in Architecture

The Diploma candidates admitted directly shall be eligible only for class in each semester. However they shall not be eligible for overall class and ranking.

Admission process / criteria

All admissions shall be made through an entrance test conducted by appropriate body as approved by Srinivas University from time to time.

Scope of the course:

Interior design is the art and science in which the interiors of the building is transformed into more useful, aesthetically pleasing with the maximum utilization of the space for the end user. The need for Education of Interior Design to meet the developmental requirements and aspiration of the society which is rapidly growing. Adequate facilities for training of Interior Designers have become the matter of urgency

Interior Design education which calls for a creative approach must expose a student to the total environment and develop a philosophy consistent with the traditions, indigenous technology, social and economic needs of the people. The program structure helps the student to develop strong communication skills, knowledge of building and safety regulations, organizational and creative problem solving skills, business, finance, marketing, project management skills, and a flexible attitude which helps them to be a successful Interior Designer.

In-house Training

The objective of the In-house training is to expose the students to practical field of Design and Execution and to learn practical application of knowledge acquired , also prepare them as per Industry requirement. Students are required to gain practical experience for 12 to 16 weeks in the 6th semester. Training shall be done under Interior Designers / Architects / Furniture designers of their choice. Students will be learning Day to day office activities ,Client interactions , Preparing Working drawings & Presentation drawings , Computer aided Designing and Modeling , Preparing estimates, Material Purchases and Site execution etc. during their training period.

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC CORE SUBJECTS

1. Fundamental of Design (T)&(P)
2. Construction Material (T)& (P)
3. Graphics (P)
4. Ergonomics (T)& (P)
5. Computer Aided Design (P)
6. Space Planning in Interiors (T) & (P)
7. Building Services – Lighting (T)& (P)
8. Computer Aided Modeling (P)
9. History of interiors (T) & (P)
10. Construction detailing (T) & (P)
11. Interior design – Residence (P)
12. Specification, Estimation & Costing (T)& (P)
13. Building Services – Plumbing & Sanitation(T)&(P)
14. Interior Design – Retail (P)
15. Landscaping (T)
16. Home Automation (T)
17. In – House Training
18. Project work (P)
19. Renovation & Restoration(T)&(P)
20. Model Making & Furniture Design (T) & (P)
21. Interior Design -Office (P)
22. Field study project

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC SUPPLEMENTARY COURSES

1. Professional Practice (T)
2. Acoustics (T)
3. Photography in Interior(P)
4. Research Methodology (T)

ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSES

1. English I, II, III &IV
2. Constitution of India
3. Human Rights &Environment Studies

SKILL ENHANCEMENT

1. Digital Fluency (T)
2. ESEP (T)
3. Mock Interview(T)

OPEN ELECTIVE COURSES

1. Color Concept in Interior
2. Art & Craft

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

Written examinations shall be conducted at each semester as per the academic calendar notified in advance. Each course will carry 100 marks of which 50 marks shall be reserved for internal assessment and the remaining 50 marks for written examination to be held at the end of each semester.

The internal assessment marks shall be based on following components: -

CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT (CIA) METHOD

For the core discipline subjects (DSC)

FOR END SEMESTER EXAMINATION OF 5O MARKS:
PART A:
TWO multiple objective questions to be set from each module,
Students have to answer TEN Questions for ONE mark each.
01 Mark x 10 Questions = 10 Marks
PART B:
TWO either or questions to be set from each module,
Students have to answer FIVE questions for EIGHT marks each.
08 Marks x 05 Questions = 40 Marks

I YEAR – BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN (B.Sc. ID)

I SEMESTER

II SEMESTER

II YEAR – BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN (B.Sc. ID)

III SEMESTER

IV SEMESTER

II YEAR – BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN (B.Sc. ID)

V SEMESTER

VI SEMESTER

Course structure

Note:

(1)University Registration Fee, Eligibility Fee for other State/NRI students, Examination Fee, Uniform Fee, Hostel Fee, Industry visit fee, Internship fee, Transportation fee, Sports & games fee, Extra-curricular activity fee, etc., are extra. The course fees mentioned for subsequent years may vary annually up to 6%. (2) The University Placement & Training Team will assist the admitted students to get (a) Earn While Learn, (b) Industry Internship, and (c) Final Job Placement (3) Karnataka Quota* : 1. Applicable only to Karnataka students having 50% or more in the applicable subject combination. 2. To be conside