INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT DESIGN
The Industrial Product Design study program is an exciting major because it will always meet and cooperate with other fields of science to create many new inventions which are needed by society. Therefore, the Industrial Product Design study program that has been established since 1993 dominantly concentrates on developing its students’ passions for things they like. Starting from those passions, the students who join this major will be led to see the opportunity to create product designs that have worthiness from industrial and economical points of view. The Industrial Product Design study program in Itenas is an interesting field for creative people because it has a very wide scope. For those who love to produce creativity, this field will suit them. Industrial Product Design is commonly called Product Design or Industrial Design in the international language. Generally, the scope of Industrial Product Design is started with the things that people use, such as jewelry, watches, glasses, and shoes to the things around them, such as faucets, plates, spoons, chairs, closets, and vehicles (cars, trains, or planes). An industrial product designer certainly is not obliged to master all of them. Basically, he/she can choose what commodity he/she will concentrate on: whether he wants to be a shoe designer, car designer, or jewelry designer.
THE VISION OF THE PRODUCT DESIGN STUDY PROGRAM OF ITENAS 2015-2020
“To become a well-known study program in industrial product design which prioritizes the quality of design science, professionalism integrity, entrepreneurship, and high innovation, which all of them actively play their roles in strengthening the competitive power and intensive development in the global and national scope.”
THE MISSIONS OF THE PRODUCT DESIGN STUDY PROGRAM OF ITENAS
1. Conducting educational activities in product design which focuses on current product design problem-solving, which is integrated to research and community service activities.
2. Developing research in the product design field through social-cultural and social-economic studies based on Indonesian cultural values.
3. Reinforcing the roles of the lecturers and students in community service activities which are synergic with the development of product design science and the appliance of research results for the benefit of Indonesian society.
4. Developing the potential of entrepreneurship in the product design field to build intensive prosperity.
5. Conducting good cooperation with the public, industrial parties, professional associations, government, and other universities which gives advantages for both parties in the product design field.
Based on the preferences of the alumni who have graduated from Industrial Product Design of Itenas since 1993, the study program offers 5 concentrations in the fields of:
– Craft: The industrial product designs that are related to craft products that are specifically started from potential owned by a material.
– Shoes and fashion: The industrial product designs from commodities that are included in the groups of shoes or the product that people wear, such as bags, wallets, purses, and jewelry.
– Vehicle and styling: The products that are grouped into vehicle types and the products that are produced by manufacturing industries.
– Furniture: The products which function to meet public necessities to sitting facilities and storages.
– Business and creative industries: The concentration which gives students the knowledge to be an entrepreneur in the design field.
The profiles of graduates intended by the Product Design study program of Itenas are:
– As a junior designer in the manufacturing industry. In this case, he is a person who is committed to an organizational structure in a company that provides design services or certain useable products. He is also responsible for the procedural steps of commodity design that are manufactured by the company he joins.
– As a junior designer in a company that provides design consultant services. He is a person who has basic design knowledge and is capable of giving design service independently and professionally to the clients/consumers based on the agreement which has been agreed.
– As a young entrepreneur in design. He is a person who has sensitivity and ability in managing a company organization that produces commodities in the form of products that are developed through the creative process as its business objects.
| COURSES | |
NAME | CREDITS | |
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Semester I |
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DPA 101 | Shape Drawing I | 3 |
DPA 103 | Constructive Drawing I | 3 |
DPA 105 | Basic 2D Imagery I | 3 |
DPA 107 | Basic 3D Imagery I | 3 |
DPA 109 | Creative Thinking | 3 |
DPA 111 | English I | 2 |
DPA 113 | Pancasila | 2 |
| Total | 19 |
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Semester II |
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DPA 102 | Shape Drawing II | 3 |
DPA 104 | Constructive Drawing II | 3 |
DPA 106 | Basic 2D Imagery II | 3 |
DPA 108 | Basic 3D Imagery II | 3 |
DPA 110 | Archipelagic Culture Insight | 2 |
DPA 112 | Civics | 2 |
DPA 114 | Popular Science | 2 |
DPA 116 | English II | 2 |
| Total | 20 |
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Semester III |
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DPA 201 | Design Project I | 6 |
DPA 203 | Bahasa Indonesia | 2 |
DPA 205 | Production Materials and Technology I | 4 |
DPA 207 | History of Design | 2 |
DPA 209 | Production Drawing Method | 4 |
DPA 211 | Design Methodology | 2 |
| Total | 20 |
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Semester IV |
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DPA 202 | Design Project II | 6 |
DPA 204 | Aesthetic Theory | 2 |
DPA 206 | Production Materials and Technology II | 4 |
DPA 208 | Aesthetic Method | 2 |
DPA 210 | Ergonomics Design | 2 |
DPA 212 | Product Prototype Techniques | 4 |
| Total | 20 |
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Semester V |
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DPA 301 | Design Project III | 6 |
DPA 303 | Design Critics | 2 |
DPA 359 | Elective 1: Footwear & Fashion Design I | 3 |
DPA 361 | Elective 1: Product Design Photography | |
DPA 305 | Presentation Technique | 3 |
DPA 307 | Design Sketch | 3 |
DPA 309 | Digital Modelling | 3 |
| Total | 20 |
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Semester VI |
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DPA 302 | Design Project IV | 6 |
DPA 304 | Design and Socio-Culture | 2 |
DPA 360 | Elective 2: Craft Design | 3 |
DPA 362 | Elective 2: Vehicle & Styling Design | |
DPA 306 | Entrepreneurship | 3 |
DPA 308 | Desain & Lingkungan Hidup | 2 |
DPA 310 | Perilaku Konsumen | 2 |
| Total | 18 |
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Semester VII |
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DPA 401 | Design Project V | 4 |
DPA 490 | Internship/On-the-job Training | 4 |
DPA 403 | Final Project Colloquium | 3 |
DPA 480 | Design for Society | 3 |
| Total | 14 |
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Semester VIII |
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DPA 500 | Final Project | 6 |
DPA 452 | Elective 3: Furniture Design | 3 |
DPA 454 | Elective 3: Creative Business and Industry | |
DPA 404 | Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Profession Ethics | 2 |
DPA 306 | Religion | 2 |
| Total | 13 |
| Total of Credits: | 144 |
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