Mediterranean International University
Interior Design
The Department of Architecture and Design aims at producing qualified Interior Designers who are able to participate effectively in building national institutions in a modern scientific style and by using the best advanced technology. The Interior Design Program contributes to building a distinct scientific base in the field of architectural interior design through advanced plans and programs of study.
The Department of Architecture and Design offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interior Design after the student successfully completes 138 credit hours with an AGPA of not less than 2 out of 4 points, and in a duration of 8 semesters, so that the number of semesters for graduation is not less than 7 Semesters or 6 semesters and two summer sessions.
Access to leadership, excellence and creativity in all areas of architectural interior design through distinguished university education and modern applications of advanced technology, as well as the use of optimal and realistic scientific methods in a positive and practical environment.
Providing students with theoretical and applied scientific knowledge and skills that qualify them to advance the level of the actual local and regional architectural interior design according to modern requirements and locally approved standards; supporting and developing programs that enforce the academic values and social ethics; and encouraging scientific research and cooperation with other institutions locally and internationally.
- Providing higher education opportunities in the field of interior design, according to modern and advanced theoretical and practical applications.
- Preparing qualified graduates specialized in the scientific and practical fields of interior design.
- Graduating distinguished students in their specializations capable of research and innovation that serve the community and advance its capabilities and contribute to setting future solutions addressing the problems related to interior design.
- Employing information and communications technology and computer science to benefit from them in establishing the concept of architecture and interior design and to serve the profession through the application of modern technology in architectural and interior design scientific research.
- Work to build partnerships and cooperation with other departments and institutions locally and internationally.
- Participating effectively in local and international academic and scientific events, and holding seminars, conferences and workshops in cooperation with others.
- Providing consultations and expertise to the community to solve architectural and environmental problems.
- Providing a promising supportive learning and training environment to provide students with theoretical and practical knowledge within the Department of Architecture and Design.
The following are the skills and concepts expected to be acquired for a graduate of Interior Design specialization:
- Possessing professional knowledge and technical skills that provide job opportunities in the field of interior design.
- Understanding the basics of the visual perspective, principles and systems for designing 2D and 3D shapes, and producing basic interior building drawings using AutoCAD or other electronic means.
- Displaying the proposed design on display boards through the use of visual aids such as manual graphics, computer presentation techniques and material and color options.
- Using basic architecture principles in designing interior spaces and other locations.
- Understanding national traditions and local and Islamic regional heritage in architectural design and urban design
- Demonstrating knowledge of the fundamentals of design including design elements, color principles, theories and systems, design and installation theories, and lighting design principles and theories.
- Applying the fundamentals and principles of interior design theory.
- Developing design programs and projects that contribute to solving spatial problems consistent with the principles of environmental sustainability.
- Evaluating the interior spaces designated for living and working and their effect on adaptation, movement, subdivision and arrangement of furniture.
- Applying creative and artistic solutions in a structural framework to achieve an internal, constructive, aesthetically attractive, and functional aspects that enhances the quality of life and culture for residents.
- Creating designs that are responsive and consistent with the shape of the building and are in line with the geographical location and social context of the project.
- Understanding ethical standards in professional practices of architecture and design and adhere to standards of professional and personal behavior.
A Student is granted a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interior Design after a successful completion of 138 credit hours in the period of eight semesters. The academic Interior Design plan consists of General Faculty Requirements and Compulsory and Optional Departmental Requirements.
Distribution of Credit Hours According to the Components of the Study Plan:
|
No. |
Requirement |
Credit Hours |
Percentage |
|
1 |
General Faculty Requirements |
30 |
22% |
|
2 |
Compulsory Specialized Courses |
93 |
67% |
|
3 |
Elective Courses |
15 |
11% |
|
Total |
138 |
100% |
|
1- General Faculty Requirements: 30 credit hours
|
No. |
Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Pre-Requisite |
|
1 |
10110 |
Arabic language |
3 |
none |
|
2 |
10120 |
Islamic studies |
3 |
none |
|
3 |
10130 |
English language 1 |
3 |
none |
|
4 |
10131 |
English language 2 |
3 |
10130 |
|
5 |
30110 |
Principles of Computer |
3 |
none |
|
6 |
10140 |
Mathematics |
3 |
none |
|
7 |
10160 |
Statistics |
3 |
none |
|
8 |
13100 |
General Chemistry |
3 |
none |
|
9 |
13130 |
General physics |
3 |
none |
|
10 |
33111 |
Engineering drawing |
3 |
none |
|
Total |
30 |
|
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2. Compulsory Specialized Courses: (93 credit hours)
|
No. |
Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Pre-Requisite |
|
1 |
30112 |
Computer Aided Design 1 |
3 |
30110 |
|
2 |
33110 |
Free hand 1 |
3 |
none |
|
3 |
33212 |
Free hand 2 |
3 |
33110 |
|
4 |
33222 |
Architectural Construction 1 |
3 |
none |
|
5 |
33426 |
Research Methodology |
3 |
none |
|
6 |
34121 |
The Foundations of Design |
3 |
none |
|
7 |
34210 |
History of Arts 1 |
3 |
none |
|
8 |
34211 |
Color Theories and applications |
3 |
34121 |
|
9 |
34213 |
History of Arts 2 |
3 |
34210 |
|
10 |
34214 |
Executive Graphics |
3 |
33222 |
|
11 |
34220 |
Shadow and Perspective 1 |
3 |
33111 |
|
12 |
34221 |
Mechanical and Electrical systems in Interior Design |
3 |
none |
|
13 |
34222 |
Shadow and Perspective 2 |
3 |
34220 |
|
14 |
34311 |
History of Interior Design and Architecture |
3 |
34210 |
|
15 |
34312 |
Interior design and architecture Theories |
3 |
34311 |
|
16 |
34314 |
History of Arts 3 |
3 |
34213 |
|
17 |
34320 |
Computer Aided Design 2 |
3 |
30112 |
|
18 |
34321 |
Interior Design 1 |
*3 |
34121+33212 |
|
19 |
34322 |
Furniture Design |
3 |
34222 |
|
20 |
34323 |
Interior Design 2 |
*3 |
34321 |
|
21 |
34324 |
Lighting and Sound Design |
3 |
none |
|
22 |
34325 |
Computer Aided Design 3 |
3 |
34220 |
|
23 |
34326 |
Finishing Materials Technologies |
3 |
none |
|
24 |
34327 |
Islamic Architectural Heritage |
3 |
34210 |
|
25 |
34328 |
Internal Specifications and Quantities |
3 |
none |
|
26 |
34420 |
Interior Design 3 |
*3 |
34323 |
|
27 |
34422 |
Introduction to Graduation Project |
2 |
33426 |
|
28 |
34423 |
Artistic Figures |
3 |
none |
|
29 |
34424 |
Interior Design 4 |
*3 |
34420 |
|
30 |
34425 |
Interior Design 5 |
*3 |
34424 |
|
31 |
34428 |
Graduation Project |
*4 |
34422 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
93 |
|
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*Practical Courses: actual teaching hours are doubled
3. Department Elective Courses: (15 credit hours)
Students select from the following 5 courses:
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No. |
Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Pre-Requisite |
|
1 |
34120 |
Photography |
3 |
none |
|
2 |
34414 |
Professional Practices |
3 |
34321 |
|
3 |
34330 |
Building Restoration and Maintenance |
3 |
33222 |
|
4 |
34413 |
Environmental Technologies and Systems |
3 |
none |
|
5 |
34427 |
Internal Supplements |
3 |
none |
|
6 |
34429 |
Ways and Means of Presentation |
3 |
34214 |
|
7 |
34421 |
Graphic in Interior Design |
3 |
34121 |
|
8 |
30120 |
Project Management |
3 |
none |
|
9 |
21213 |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
none |
|
10 |
21110 |
Principles of Business Administration |
3 |
none |
|
11 |
10170 |
A Second Foreign Language |
3 |
none |
|
Course name: Arabic |
Course Number: 10110 |
|
Prerequisite: none |
Teaching language: Arabic |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description:
|
This course deals with the Arabic language in general and focuses on its grammar, rhetoric and morphology. This includes analyzing parts of speech, the root of the word and its affixes, the active and passive voice, and types of verbs. The course also introduces literary devices, analogy, writing styles, and techniques of literary analysis.
|
|
Course name: Islamic Studies |
Course number: 10120 |
|
Prerequisite: none |
Teaching language: Arabic |
|
Course level: The first level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description:
|
A number of topics aim at introducing the tolerant Islamic Sharia according to the moderate approach that is free from extremism and exaggeration and which focuses on true faith and the noble ethics of Islam. |
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Course Title: English 1 |
Course Number: 10130 |
|
Language of instruction: English |
Prerequisite: None |
|
Credit Hours: 3 |
Course Level: First year |
Course Description:
|
English 1 course introduces the students to the language encountered while studying in the academic fields. The course includes readings and vocabulary exercises designed to develop students’ skills in the English language in general and the language of the professions related to the study in academia, in particular. |
|
Course Title: English 2 |
Course Number:10131 |
|
Language of instruction: English |
Prerequisite: 10130 |
|
Credit Hours: 3 |
Course Level: First year |
Course Description:
|
General English 2 is a course that enables students to build a foundation of English Language by applying the step- by- step approach to gain skills and confidence. The course includes reading texts and vocabulary exercises designed to develop the students’ skills in the English language. Students develop their writing skills utilizing the sentence and paragraph structure for a coherent writing. |
|
Course name: Mathematics |
Course number: 10140 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course is concerned with the study of (groups – periods – variations – functions – ends – communication – differentiation – differential applications). |
|
Course name: Statistics I |
Course number: 10160 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course introduces the basic principles of applied statistics, in terms of creating repetitive tables and their representational representations graphically, as well as the correlation coefficient – and attainers – and the median – the possibility of classification, and the study of some measures such as (the arithmetic mean in addition to some theories Probability, probability distributions, simple correlation coefficient, regression coefficient, and indices). |
|
Course name: Chemistry 1 |
Course number: 13100 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course includes the study of elements – definition of elements – names and symbols – elements and their equivalents, atomic weights, atom – molecule – molecular weight – formula weight – atomic anions (atomic groups) and their equivalents. Chemical dye: structural (experimental) primary – molecular. Parity – write the molecular formula and its importance. Chemical equations: write equations and their weight. Solutions. Gases: Theory and Kinetics of Gases |
|
Course name: Physics 1 |
Course number: 13130 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course includes dimensions, units, vectors and fundamentals of physics such as velocity, acceleration, free fall, vehicle analysis, Newton’s laws, work, energy, torque, amount of motion, rotational acceleration, pressure, propulsion, and Archimedes rule. Speed of sound in solid objects, in fluids, and doppler effect are also discussed. |
|
Course name: Engineering Drawing 1 |
Course number: 33111 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course allows the students to get acquainted with engineering drawing, its raw materials, and its usual tools. It is a side of applied practice using the usual tools, in the manner that leads to development of creative students’ abilities, as it is the field of engineering drawing, and mastering all the necessary skills and expertise. |
ESCRIPTION OF COMPULSORY SPECIALIZATION COURSES
|
Course name: Computer Aided Design 1 |
Course number: 30112 |
|
Prerequisite: 30110 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with introducing learners to the most important computer drawing programs, and training on the principles of using these programs in producing computer graphics using two-dimensional drawing, how to modify them, and controlling the properties of the components in them, in addition to adding texts and appropriate effects. And mastering the skills that enable students to recreate an engineering model, using contemporary digital tools. |
|
Course name: Free Hand 1 |
Course number: 33110 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with the awareness of the visual and artistic architectural elements in their sizes, texture, colors and materials involved in their formation and methods of expressing them by hand drawing. Taking into account the proportions and relationships follows (poise, harmony, contrast, skepticism, etc.). It also includes the expression of formations, formations and scenes and their projection to various forms. And that through a variety of practical exercises for students as individuals or small groups, using pencil and charcoal pens and different colors. |
|
Course name: Free Hand 2 |
Course number: 33212 |
|
Prerequisite: 33110 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Second Level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course addresses the perception of artistic visual elements in their sizes, texture, colors, materials involved in their formation, and methods of expressing them by hand drawing (composition, etc., contrast, harmony), balance with respect to proportions and elements of suspicion through the topics that we address in each lecture, using pencils, charcoal pens and Chinese ink And the different types of colors. |
|
Course name: Architectural Construction 1 |
Course number: 33222 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Second Level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
Load bearing system: · Study the basics of origin (pregnancy, compression, tension, curvature, shear). · Construction materials (bricks, stone, concrete blocks, wood). · Foundations and their types. · Ground beams. · Slots. · Flooring. · The Bishop |
|
Course name: Research Methodology |
Course number: 33426 |
|
Prerequisite: 30110 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Fourth Level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course includes Researcher’s personality: And in it the characteristics that must be available in the researcher are presented. Research Methodology: It provides a set of general rules that regulate information and ideas for the purpose of finding the truth. Preparation of the research: It is the stage during which the research is presented in the final form that it must be and summarized in the following: · Choose a research topic. · Develop a research plan. · Collection of scientific material. · Dealing with texts. · Writing the research and its elements |
|
Course name: Basics of design |
Course number: 34121 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: First year |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course focuses on definition of the foundations of design, the role and importance of the foundations of design with respect to design in general, design elements (point, line, surface, solids, voids), design terms (shape, size, background, space, etc.) design principles (repetition, adjustment, change, harmony , heterogeneity, hierarchy, control, balance, autism). Creative two-dimensional and three-dimensional solutions in the light of design principles. The basic concepts of the first design: dimensions, scale, proportionality, function, size, space, organization of masses and solids, systems and theories, organization of spaces, Principles of coloring, materials and materials, visual perception, the two-dimensional and three-dimensional functions of simple interiors and groups of spaces in the studio, taking into account the importance of creativity and mental thinking. |
|
Course name: History of Art 1 |
Course number: 34210 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: The first year or the beginning of the second year |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with the stages of artistic development and artistic units that have occurred since the beginning of the ancient stone age until the sixteenth century, in which the focus is on all stages of arts development and their connection with each other and society and its impact on the components of living and the positives of creating artistic creations serving previous and current societies It affected the relationship of arts to other sciences. |
|
Course name: Color Theories and their Applications |
Course number: 34211 |
|
Prerequisite: 34121 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: level one |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with identifying the theoretical and applied aspects of color: Theoretical side: provides a general background on the theoretical side of color. Practical side: The work presents scientific studies and various artistic works in the field of color. This aspect explores the importance of color as an important element of design in building artwork and in visual vision in the aesthetic environment surrounding us. |
|
Course name: History of Art 2 |
Course number: 34213 |
|
Prerequisite: 34210 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: The second year or the beginning of the third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This scientific course deals with the stages of the development of the various arts and artistic events that took place since the end of the sixteenth century until the end of the twentieth century, in which focus is on all and the most recent development of the arts and their link to each other and society and its impact on the components of living and its relationship to the political and economic side and the positives it has created in creativity Art that served those former societies and the relationship of the arts to other sciences. |
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Course name: Executive Drawings |
Course number: 34214 |
|
Prerequisite: 33222 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Fourth – Seventh |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course includes studying the different structural systems, learning to draw executive plans and knowing all its vocabulary in order to convert elementary designs into final executive designs that are suitable for application, and knowing the expression of lines of all kinds to clarify the method of implementation of the building elements and its various details, knowing the approved symbols in the executive drawings and dropping dimensions, and showing elements Precise building, learn methods to refer to details and models within an integrated executive folder, and draw details for decorations, doors and windows. |
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Course name: Shadow and Perspective 1 |
Course number: 34220 |
|
Prerequisite: 33111 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: The first year or the beginning of the second |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course includes using drawing tools, writing symbols and letters, principles of drawing, projection methods (isometric projection, application of projection methods in drawing. With interior design) Diagonal projection and diagonal projection (skewed for some areas and functional analysis, space requirements, movement requirements and arrangement of furniture, treatment Interior surfaces (ex: small shops, classrooms, living rooms, offices) |
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Course name: Mechanical and electrical systems in interior design |
Course number: 34221 |
|
Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Fourth – Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
The course includes the definition of the components of the ecosystem and climate elements that affect the design process of the architectural space in general and the interior space in particular, such as radiation, heat and humidity, and deals with the foundations of architectural treatments for environmental control such as building design and guidance, construction materials and its outer shell, with a focus on mechanical and electrical systems in line with local climatic requirements. It also includes some related concepts such as the concept of sustainability, green buildings, and smart architecture. |
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Course name: Shadow and perspective 2 |
Course number: 34222 |
|
Prerequisite: 34220 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Second |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with the basics of three-dimensional drawing (perspective drawing) with two types of vanishing point, two vanishing points, the way to show furniture on it, lighting projections, and the method of drawing circular walls and stairs with their square and circular types. |
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Course name: History of Interior Design and Architecture |
Course number: 34311 |
|
Prerequisite: 34210 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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A historical study of the emergence and development of interior design and its fundamentals, and this includes identifying the various influences that have affected the design path across different times, from ancient and medieval civilizations to modern developments in the profession and its design trends in the twentieth century. |
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Course name: Interior Design and Architecture Theories |
Course number: 34312 |
|
Prerequisite: 34311 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
|
Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course starts from a scientific follow-up to highlight traditional and contemporary theories and intellectual philosophical trends in the fields of design and the problem of man and the environment, so it addresses the views of design thought for these fields and considerations affecting their results such as the behavioral and social aspect, and will address many different design movements that it emerged after the industrial Revolution in Europe and America, and focus on comparing traditional and modern methodologies in an analytical and critical manner in addition to studying the correct approach in the design process and the creative design thinking method |
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Course name: History of Arts 3 |
Course number: 34314 |
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Prerequisite: 34213 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third year or the beginning of the fourth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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Contemporary history is one of the most important historical stages. It deals with all recent artistic events and developments that still occur and the changes that have occurred. It is a historical account of all kinds of arts that were covered in the time period from the end of the twentieth century to our present time in the twenty-first century with clarification of all the changes that took place in the arts and what distinguished it from the differences and developments and the latest technology and its impact on the arts. |
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Course name: Computer Aided Design 2 |
Course number: 34320 |
|
Prerequisite: 30112 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with introducing students to the most important computer drawing programs, and training in the use of these programs in the production of computer graphics using two-dimensional graphics, and how to modify them, and control as they are the characteristics of the components that compose them, to identify the way to develop appropriate effects. Mastery of preparation skills enables students to pursue a career in re-engineering model, using contemporary digital tools. |
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Course name: Interior Design 1 |
Course number: 34321 |
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Prerequisite: 33212 + 34221 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with one of the areas of interior design, which is the interior design of residential units, which means residential interior spaces for homes, palaces, and apartments of various sizes and sizes. The design is subject to the views of the designer and the resident, and he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field, and takes into account the factors affecting him, from social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Furniture Design |
Course number: 34322 |
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Prerequisite: 34222 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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The course for furniture design is considered one of the relevant related materials that deals with an analytical study of furniture styles from the ancient Egyptian to the Renaissance and knowledge of all concepts related to furniture design, associated with them and the realization of different measurements and features for each of them and conducting an analytical practical study of models of old furniture to obtain the most important characteristics and measurements to be applied in modern and contemporary design shapes. |
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Course name: Interior Design 2 |
Course number: 34323 |
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Prerequisite: 34321 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
|
This course deals with a field of interior design, which is the interior design of commercial units, which deals with office interior administrative spaces of different shapes and sizes. The design is subject to the views of the designer and the bodies related to the type of activity, so he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field, and takes into account the factors affecting it from aesthetic, functional, social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Interior Design 1 |
Course number: 34321 |
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Prerequisite: 33212 + 34221 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with one of the areas of interior design, which is the interior design of residential units, which means residential interior spaces for homes, palaces, and apartments of various sizes and sizes. The design is subject to the views of the designer and the resident, and he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field, and takes into account the factors affecting him, from social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Furniture Design |
Course number: 34322 |
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Prerequisite: 34222 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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The course for furniture design is considered one of the relevant related materials that deals with an analytical study of furniture styles from the ancient Egyptian to the Renaissance and knowledge of all concepts related to furniture design, associated with them and the realization of different measurements and features for each of them and conducting an analytical practical study of models of old furniture to obtain the most important characteristics and measurements to be applied in modern and contemporary design shapes. |
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Course name: Interior Design 2 |
Course number: 34323 |
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Prerequisite: 34321 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with a field of interior design, which is the interior design of commercial units, which deals with office interior administrative spaces of different shapes and sizes. The design is subject to the views of the designer and the bodies related to the type of activity, so he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field, and takes into account the factors affecting it from aesthetic, functional, social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Lighting and Sound Design |
Course number: 34324 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with the basic principles of lighting and sound and their applications in interior design, the way in which lighting and sound are used in the field of interior design in terms of clarifying its relationship to lighting with space and mass and the style and techniques of their use as an influencing factor in the work as well as its relationship to sound technologies and their effects on interior design |
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Course name: Computer-Aided Design 3 |
Course number: 34325 |
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Prerequisite: 34220 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with introducing students to the most important stages of computer drawing, training in the use of these programs in the production of computer graphics using three-dimensional drawing and rendering technology, how to modify them, and controlling the properties of their component elements, identifying the way to develop appropriate effects. And mastering the skills that enable students to produce engineering works in their natural aesthetic, using contemporary digital tools. |
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Course name: Finishing Materials Technologies |
Course number: 34326 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This program examines the properties, specifications, and techniques of materials used in interior design work, whether they are for ceilings, walls, floors, or furniture. A study of the materials used in the design to identify what and during which the student also deals with methods of employing them on the elements of interior design with the analysis and characterization of raw materials through their use in floors. And the walls and ceilings of various kinds. |
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Course name: Islamic Architectural Heritage |
Course number: 34327 |
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Prerequisite: 34210 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Second + Third Year |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course examines the theoretical study of the architectural and decorative artistic history of Islamic civilization and its buildings in general and religious buildings in mosques, schools and )Zoya( in particular, during successive epochs of this civilization and highlighting the most important artistic and aesthetic values of these arts. |
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Course name: Internal Specifications and Quantities |
Course number: 34328 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: End of the third or beginning of the fourth year |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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Explaining the principles, theories, and technical foundations of the article of contracts, calculating quantities and specifications and their importance as one of the important pillars in the construction industry process, and analyzing economic variables that contribute to determining the prices of the construction and maintenance process and of materials, labor and equipment. |
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Course name: Interior Design 3 |
Course number: 34420 |
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Prerequisite: 34323 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with a field of interior design, which is the interior design of commercial units, which deals with commercial interior spaces of different shapes and sizes. The design is subject to the views of the designer and the authorities related to the type of activity, so he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field and takes into account the factors affecting it from aesthetic, functional, social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Introduction Graduation Project |
Course number: 34422 |
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Prerequisite: 33426 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 2 hours |
Course Description
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This course is an introductory study of the graduation project in which the student submits a theoretical research on the subject of the graduation project that the student will implement in the following semester and after the approval of the supervisor. This research will be in a topic related to what the student has studied in a specialization in one of the areas of interior design through the selection of distinct design projects that address non-traditional or typical design issues for the various buildings – residential – tourism – commercial – office |
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Course name: Artistic Figures |
Course number: 34423 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Seventh |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course includes the study of the most important materials and equipment used in the manufacture of figures, and an application on how to make the models for internal spaces and some pieces of furniture on a large scale, in addition to training on the work of architectural models |
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Course name: Interior Design 4 |
Course number: 34424 |
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Prerequisite: 34420 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with a field of interior design, which is the interior design of a hotel establishment, which deals with hotel interior spaces, of different shapes and sizes. The design is subject to the opinions of the designer and the bodies related to the type of activity, so he enjoys greater freedom than any other design field, and takes into account the factors affecting it from aesthetic, functional, social, religious, economic, climatic and geographical nature, as well as taking into account proportions and human scale. |
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Course name: Interior Design 5 |
Course number: 34425 |
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Prerequisite: 34424 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Seventh |
Credit hours: 4 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with a field of interior design, which is the interior design of medical spaces, so that it includes studying and designing medical spaces on different jobs and their sizes. Functional, aesthetic, social and psychological users of the blanks, the impact of environmental factors and safety requirements, also takes into account the proportions and the human scale. |
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Course name: Graduation Project |
Course number: 34428 |
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Prerequisite: 34422 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 4 hours |
Course Description
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In this course, the student initiates the implementation of the proposal that he submitted and was approved in the introduction to the project in the previous semester. The student is implementing an integrated project in one of the fields of design that was chosen as part of his studies in the field of interior design. It includes the collection of information and data to be used in achieving a creative interior design that combines all functional, aesthetic and environmental factors. The student offers study including ground and ceiling projections, sections, facades, executive fees, scenery and figures. The project is presented in its final form with an analytical study of the project idea. |
DESCRIPTION OF OPTIONAL Courses
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Course name: Photography |
Course number: 34120 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: First / Second Level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with theoretical and practical training in realizing the visual artistic and architectural elements through training in the art of photography and highlighting the artistic and aesthetic values of the texture, color and materials involved in its formation. Taking into account the proportions and technical relationships (equilibrium, harmony, contrast, training, etc.). This training program also includes developing technical capabilities through assistance programs that increase the visual artistic value of the photo. And this is through various practical exercises for students. |
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Course name: Professional practices |
Course number: 34414 |
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Prerequisite: 34321 |
Teaching language: Arabic |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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The Professional Practices course contains many axes that would help in achieving the profession of interior design that revolves around the general responsibilities of the engineer towards the community – the relationship of the engineer towards the engineering community and towards his fellow engineers – the responsibilities of the engineer towards customers – intellectual property – professional practice and business preparation education and training continuous – preservation of the environment and sustainable development – compliance with the law |
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Course name: Environmental Technologies and Systems |
Course number: 34413 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth – third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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The course deals with environmental systems and their impact on humans and vice versa. It also includes issues of human adaptation to their environment in different regions (desert, temperate regions, mountainous regions, cold and very cold areas), with a focus on examples from local climate regions. It includes some concepts related to environmental systems, such as issues of environmental pollution of all kinds, how to deal with it, and concepts of green and environmentally friendly architecture. |
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Course name: Internal Supplements |
Course number: 34427 |
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Prerequisite: 34223 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Seventh or eighth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course deals with the study and knowledge of one of the important elements in interior design, which is the integration of the interior space from a functional and aesthetic point of view, through knowing how to design and choose supplements to suit furniture and elements of the internal template and achieve the aesthetic, color and functional value in the space. |
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Course name: Ways and means of Presentation |
Course number: 34429 |
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Prerequisite: 34214 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Seventh or eighth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This academic course deals with the scientific method for the display and presentation of design ideas represented in (progressive presentations – the poster – paintings and models) that would reflect how and design a methodology for the artistic presentation method depending on the quality of the subject presented for the design. The course also benefits and helps in developing students’ self-skills and technical creativity in the aspect of design idea |
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Course name: Graphic in Interior Design |
Course number: 34421 |
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Prerequisite: 34121 |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: The second year or the beginning of the third |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This academic course deals with the technical and practical foundations of design and the possibility of using them in directing design projects and making advertising design of a different nature using multiple computers, applying values and concepts and how to display them in an academic scientific way. |
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Course name: Projects Management |
Course number: 30120 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Fourth |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course aims to introduce the student to the nature of project management and the ability to distinguish between different projects and their purpose and then how to finance them through planning and study, and to reduce the risk rate, and that the return be appropriate for all parties involved in project financing |
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Course name: Principles of Marketing |
Course number: 21213 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: Second Level |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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The article is concerned with applying marketing concepts in the process of making administrative decisions at various strategic levels in different business sectors, including marketing research, markets, products, promotion and pricing. |
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Course name: Principles of Business Administration |
Course number: 21110 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: level one |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course aims to create knowledge and acquaintance with the development of administrative thought through the identification of the concept of management, its nature, and its principles, in a comprehensive manner, including planning, organizing, directing and controlling, and then reaching responsible and objective management decisions. |
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Course name: Second Foreign Language |
Course number: 10170 |
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Prerequisite: None |
Teaching language: Arabic + English |
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Course level: The first or second year |
Credit hours: 3 hours |
Course Description
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This course introduces the principles of the second foreign language, the first level, and the language is chosen by the scientific department such as the Italian or the Italian language. The course contains the main principles of this language in terms of pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading and writing. It provides adequate training for the student to absorb and gain basic skills in this language. |