Teaching and assessment
for Interior & Environmental Design BDes (Hons)
Teaching
As a student at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, you will be part of a vibrant studio culture with a personal studio space and access to workshops, digital fabrication and CAD facilities. You’ll be supported by an Interiors team providing individual and group tutorials that help you gain confidence in generating and resolving sophisticated interior ideas.
You will study:
- adaptive reuse, space-planning and spatial theories, [remove - systems, and analysis]
- model making and place-based prototyping (physical and digital)
- CAD and digital manufacturing processes: [remove: laser-cutting, 3D printing, and automation (CNC)]
- construction principles, [remove - furniture,] materials, structures, and assembly
- basic coding and programming linked to interior contexts
- presentation, drawing and research skills
- critical and contextual studies
Assessment
At each Level, we assess modules and studio projects through:
- interiors projects
- digital, creative, and spatial thinking
- regular reviews
- contextual writing to support your ideas
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Core Modules
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Core Modules
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Core Modules
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Optional Modules
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Core Modules
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Optional Modules
You need to choose one or more of these modules as part of your course.
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