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IDD 409
2
At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. explain scientific research methods and methodology; and 2. explore scientific enquiries into observed problems with a view to solving them.
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General theoretical concepts of conducting scientific research as well as formal and logical
methods of writing. Use of library and reviewing literature. Methods of conducting pilot study and
preparing a thesis proposal and thesis.
IDG 406
15
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Students are expected to work during the Industrial Training in the Industries that are related to
their areas of graphic design. This is to enable them come in contact with facilities that are
essential to their training and are not in the classroom. It is expected that students' activities and
participations are assessed by the Industrial Based Supervisors. Students are expected to report
on their industrial activities adequately in the log-books. Proper method of reporting, using
appropriate industrial languages and terminologies will be required. The students are to write a
formal report on their activities during the 6 months Industrial Training. The technical report has
to be formally written, supervised and corrected by departmental supervisors before they are
presented formally. Assessment is made on individual presentation.
500 Level Graphics Design option
IDM 406
15
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Students are expected to work during the Industrial Training in the Industries that are related to
their areas of metal design. This is to enable them come in contact with facilities that are essential
to their training and are not in the classroom. It is expected that students' activities and
participation are assessed by the Industrial Based Supervisors. Students are expected to report
on their industrial activities adequately in the log-books. Proper method of reporting, using
appropriate industrial languages and terminologies will be required. The students are to write a
formal report on their activities during the 6 months Industrial Training. The technical report has
to be formally written, supervised and corrected by departmental supervisors before they are
presented formally. Assessment is made on individual presentation.
500 Level Jewellery Design option
IDT 406
15
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Students are expected to work during the Industrial Training in the Industries that are related to
their areas of textile design. This is to enable them come in contact with facilities that are essential
to their training and are not in the classroom. It is expected that students' activities and
participations are assessed by the Industrial Based Supervisors. Students are expected to report
on their industrial activities adequately in the log-books. Proper method of reporting, using
appropriate industrial languages and terminologies will be required. The students are to write a
formal report on their activities during the 6 months Industrial Training. The technical report has
to be formally written, supervised and corrected by departmental supervisors before they are
presented formally. Assessment is made on individual presentation.
500 Level Textile Design option