Study Guide

Objective

- You understand the basics of the CAD program selected for the course.
- You know the basic tools and drawing techniques in the software.
- You are able to use the program as part of the design process.
- You are able to export and import your plans from one software to another.
- You know how to develop your skills independently in the future.

Content

- How can I make the most of the software?
- What are the tools in the software and how do I use them?
- How do I make use of the software at different design phases?
- How do I print a drawing and how to import the file into another software?
- How can I develop my skills independently and where can I get further information?

Location and time

If you have earlier know-how which is related to the subject, you can either totally or partly transfer the credits of the study module on similar work experience or on studies (recognition of prior learning if there is no certificate). In the partial transfer of the credits, you study independently those sectors, which have not been transferred.
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Teaching methods

Scheduled track:
Teaching organized according to timetable, in addition to working order share of the independent work as agreed

Blended track:
If you have earlier know-how which is related to the subject, you can either totally or partly transfer the credits of the study module on similar work experience or on studies (recognition of prior learning if there is no certificate). In the partial transfer of the credits, you study independently those sectors, which have not been transferred.
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Student workload

5cr is 135h where independence working is 65h (contact teaching 70h)

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Student's self-reflection and peer evaluation
Teachers evaluation and cooperation company's evaluation
Active participation and approved assignments

Qualifications

No prerequisites.

Further information

Co-requisites
Residential design, Public interiors.