Contract for BSID: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design
Concentration in Product Design & Development (61 units)
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SUBSTITUTIONS (Course, School , OK)
CORE PREREQUISITES 9 units
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DAI 323 VISUAL DESIGN LITERACY (3)
DAI 356 HISTORY OF DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (3)
DAI 370 COLLOQUIUM [TAKEN FIRST SEMESTER] (3)
This course may not be substituted
This course may not be substituted
This course may not be substituted
CORE FOUNDATION 12 units
DAI 300
DAI 320
DAI 322
DAI 324
DESIGN PROCESS (3)
DRAFTING AND SKETCHING FOR DESIGN (3)
COMPUTER GRAPHIC IMAGING (3)
RESEARCH AND WRITING FOR DESIGN (3)
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BASIC REQUIREMENTS 9 units
PHYS 101 CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS (3)
ECON 101 INTRO TO MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS (3) or
ECON 305 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR NONMAJORS (3)
MKTG 431 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING (3)
CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS 19 units
DAI 305
DAI 310
DAI 321
DAI 410
DAI 420
DAI 421
DAI 460
LAB SAFETY BASICS (1) Take as soon as possible in the major
PRODUCT DESIGN 1 (3)
TECHNICAL DRAWING 1: INTRODUCTION TO CAD (3)
PRODUCT DESIGN 2 (3)
RAPID VISUALIZATION (3)
TECHNICAL DRAWING 2: 3-D SOLID MODELING (3)
RAPID PROTOTYPING AND MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS (3)
CONCENTRATION ELECTIVES 9 units minimum (Select at least three of the following. At least 6 units must be non-DAI 575/576 coursework.)
DAI 210
DAI 256
DAI 332
DAI 330
DAI 340
DAI 360
DAI 510
DAI 521
DAI 524
DAI 575
INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE (3)
DESIGN AND SOCIETY (3)
ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS (3)
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN OUTREACH (3)
DESIGN AND MATERIALS (3)
MODEL DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY (3)
PRODUCT DESIGN 3
TECHNICAL DRAWING 3: ADV. MODELING & RENDERING (3)
INFORMATION DESIGN 2: EXHIBIT DESIGN (3)
RELATED TECHNOLOGY or DAI 576 PRACT EXPR: INTERNSHIP (3)
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OTHER ELECTIVE BY ADVISEMENT
CULMINATING REQUIREMENT 3 units
DAI 505 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LAB [TAKEN LAST SEMESTER] (3)
This course may not be substituted
Total for Major ..........................................................................................
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All class changes/substitutions must be approved/signed by your advisor and the department chair one semester before graduation.
All DAI majors must complete a minimum of 24 DAI units in residence. Keep a copy of your contract for reference. The SIMS code for this major is 282208.
(Rev. 7/15/13)
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
CONCENTRATION IN PRODUCT DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
Suggested Course Sequence:
(61 Units)
Important Prerequisites
DAI 370, 356 and 323 are Prerequisites to the Core and are only offered in the Fall Semester.
All upper-division DAI courses (i.e. 300 and above) require successful completion of English 214 or its equivalent.
DAI 505 requires successful completion of GWAR: DAI 324 Research & Writing for Design and DAI 300: Design Process.
Semester One (Fall)
Semester Two (Spring)
DAI 370 Colloquium ..................................................3
DAI 356 History of Design & Technology ..............3
DAI 323 Visual Design Literacy ...............................3
Basic Requirement .......................................................3
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DAI 300 Design Process ............................................3
DAI 320 Drafting & Sketching for Design .............3
DAI 322 Computer Graphic Imaging .....................3
DAI 324 Research & Writing for Design .................3
Basic Requirement .......................................................3
DAI 305 Lab Safety Basics ..........................................1
16
Semester Three (Summer or Fall)
Semester Four (Fall or Spring)
DAI 321 Technical Drawing 1: Intro to CAD ..........3
DAI 310 Product Design 1 .........................................3
Basic Requirement ......................................................3
DAI 420 Rapid Visualization .....................................3
12
DAI 410 Product Design 2 ..........................................3
DAI 421 Tech. Drawing 2: 3-D Solid Modeling .......3
DAI 460 Rapid Prototyping Mfg Systems ................3
Concentration Elective ................................................3
12
Semester Five (Spring or Summer)
Notes
Concentration Electives .............................................6
DAI 505 Research & Development Lab .................3
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Total BSID: Concentration in Product Design and Development: 61 Units
Total GE Units: 48 Units
TOTAL UNITS FOR GRADUATION: 120 Units
(NOTE: 40 Units Must Be Upper Division Units - 300 and above)
Electives
Suggested Electives from DAI and in other departments
(Check Bulletin for changes to course offerings, names and numbers. Students must be aware of prerequisites and obtain consent of instructor).
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How to Develop, Patent & Market an Idea (3)
Exploring Package Design (3)
Information Design 1: Data Visualization (3)
Information Design 2: Exhibit Design (3)
Color and Design (GE) (3)
Designers of the 20th/21st Centuries (3)
Housing for People with Special Needs (3)
Sustainability in the Textile, Housing, and Food Industrties (3)
Visual Merchandising and Promotion (3)
Introduction to Textile Art (3)
Sculpture 1(GE) (3)
Ceramics 1 (GE) (3)
Surface Design Studio (3)
Exhibition Design (3)
Design Graphics for Stage & Screen (3)
Introduction to Engineering (1)
Engineering Graphics (1)
Modular Elective (1)
MKTG 675
ANTH 315
ANTH 555
ANTH 595
ANTH 651
MGMT 405
MGMT 650
PSY
463
HUM 301
HUM 303
HUM 425
HUM 510
BUS 450
GEOG 421
GEOG 600
GEOG 666
USP 514
Brand Management (3)
Regional Ethnography (3)
Urban Anthropology (GE) (3)
Visual Anthropology I (6)
Ethnographic Field Methods (3)
Intro. to Management and Organizational Behavior (3)
Creativity and Innovation (3)
Human Factors (3)
Styles & Expressive Forms (GE) (3)
Cultural Periods and Styles (GE) (3)
Thought and Image: Humanities (GE) (3)
Comparative Form and Culture (GE) (3)
Greening of Business (3)
Future Environments (GE) (3)
Environmental Problems & Solutions (GE) (3)
Geography of Garbage: Recycling & Waste Reduction (GE) (3)
Sustainable Development in Cities (GE) (3)