**ED 116 - Principles of Art and Interior Design**
This course serves as an introduction to the principles and Elements of Design, exploring their applications in various contexts. Students will learn to utilize design principles as fundamental tools for establishing design criteria and guiding the overall design process. Through practical examples, the course covers the technical aspects of interior design projects and addresses social, psychological, and special needs within interior spaces. Emphasis is placed on developing architectural presentation skills and applying acquired knowledge through basic organizing and planning projects.
**ED 110 – Graphic Drawings**
This course introduces students to architectural graphics, including tools, methods, and various drawing types such as Plan, Section, and Elevation. Students will learn effective communication of ideas through graphical representation and principles of construction. Additionally, the course enhances verbal presentation skills alongside graphical techniques, fostering abilities in time management and planning.
**ED 111 - Computer Aided Drafting**
Students will learn to produce drawings efficiently using CAD software, focusing on 2D drafting and scaled drawings with proper dimensioning and annotation. Essential tools/software for 3D modeling will also be covered, enabling students to understand software connections and create architectural drawings using multiple programs.
**ED 113 – Academic Debate**
Designed to cultivate critical thinking, communication, and debate skills, this course trains students to analyze problems, offer solutions, and engage in academic discourse respectfully. Students will learn to utilize various sources for academic communication and to analyze scientific texts logically and critically.
**ED 117 - Color Theory and Application**
This course delves into the fundamentals of color theory and its application in interior design. Through theoretical and practical lectures, students will explore the connection between color and other design elements, as well as the psychological and spatial impacts of color within interior spaces.
**ED 118 – Computer Application**
Covering computer hardware and software basics, this module equips students with essential computer knowledge for personal and academic use. Instruction includes theoretical and practical training on hardware components, operating systems, internet browsing, presentation design, word processing, and spreadsheet manipulation.
**ED 126 - Residential Interior Design (Studio)**
Focused on residential interior design principles, this studio course emphasizes programmatic requirements, plan analysis, and 3-dimensional design. Students will learn data collection, analysis, concept development, space planning techniques, and standards adherence for residential projects.
**ED 127 - History of Architecture & Interior Design**
Students will study architectural styles and interior design elements throughout history, understanding their evolution and contextual influences. The course aims to empower students to reinterpret historical styles in their projects by comprehending contextual factors\\' impact on design.
**ED 122 - Freehand Drawings**
This course teaches freehand drawing techniques, progressing from still life objects to interior spaces. Emphasis is placed on understanding volumetric arrangement, composition, and visual aesthetics through principles of balance, proportion, and scale.
**ED 128 - Finishing Materials**
Exploring material types, codes, and standards for interior design, this course addresses cost-material relationships, new materials, and their functional and psychological aspects. Students will learn about flooring and ceiling systems and their integration with interior space mechanical services.
**ED 124 – Kurdology**
Covering Kurdish history and language, this course offers advanced studies for Kurdish students and fundamentals for non-native speakers, enabling comprehension and communication in Kurdish.
**ED 125 – English for Engineering**
This course enhances students\\' language skills with a focus on engineering-specific terminology, academic writing, and communication.
**ED 230 – Commercial Interior Design (Studio)**
Focused on commercial interior design projects, this studio course emphasizes programmatic analysis, space planning, and unique concept development for retail, office, or hospitality settings.
**ED 231 - Building Construction**
Students will learn construction processes, standards, and their integration with interior design, including site visits and detailed drawing preparation for various building elements.
**ED 232 – Engineering Perspective**
This course teaches perspective drawing techniques for effective communication of design ideas, enhancing students\\' spatial perception and compositional skills.
**ED 233 - Computer Application for Interior Design**
Students will develop proficiency in 3D modeling programs and rendering techniques, along with creating visually appealing architectural presentations.
**ED 234 - Lighting Design**
This course covers lighting fundamentals, strategies for effective illumination, and custom luminaire design, addressing both natural and artificial lighting in interior spaces.
**ED 240 - Graduation project**
Students will integrate knowledge from previous courses to develop a professional research project, analyzing interior design problems and proposing solutions.
**ED 241 - Architectural Working Drawings**
This course focuses on preparing comprehensive architectural working drawings, including plans, sections, and details for interior design elements.
**ED 242 - Aesthetic & Artistic Appearance**
Exploring principles of design production, interpretation, and criticism, this course introduces aesthetic theories and their application in architectural composition.
**ED 243 - Cost & Management**
Covering cost estimation techniques and construction project management fundamentals, this course equips students with skills for effective project planning and execution.
**ED 245 - Furniture Design**
Students will learn furniture and product design principles, including materials, processes, and prototyping, fostering innovative thinking for interior design.
**ED 246 - Summer Training**
This mandatory internship provides hands-on experience in an engineering-related organization, facilitating transition to the professional environment and enhancing employability skills.
