Bachelor Courses for Exchange Students IDE
Semester 2 or Spring Semester 2014/2015
1. Bachelor Courses Industrial Design Engineering
Within the bachelor program the academic year consists of four periods of each 10 weeks.
During a period 2 courses are offered, each worth 7.5 ECTS. The IDE bachelor program is in Dutch,
but a selected number of courses are offered in English. Bachelor courses are open to all admitted
exchange students.
The bachelor courses that will be offered are summarized in the table below. Each period has an A and
a B course, which supplement each other in the time schedule. Therefore you can only take two
courses per quarter e.g. courses that are given in Q3A and Q3B for the third quarter and Q4A and Q4B
that are given in the 4th quarter.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Morning
course A
course A
course B
course A
course B
Afternoon
course B
Course A
course B
course A
course B
Bachelor courses offered in the 3rd and 4th quarter of 2013/2014 are:
Code
Course
ECTS
Period
IO3030
IO3045
Design visualization*
Video for designers
7,5
7.5
Q3A
Q3A
IO3050
Mechatronics
7.5
Q3A
IO3020
Design and cultural impact
7.5
Q3A
IO3010
Cross media Interaction Design
7.5
Q3B
IO2061
Interaction and Electronics
7.5
Q3B
IO3040
Software
7.5
Q3B
IO3060
Creating in Project teams
7.5
Q3B
IO3075
IO1016zi
7,5
3
Q3B
Q4
IO2081
Towards circular product design
Design Drawing for Adaptation Programme and International
Students
Modelling
7,5
Q4A
IO1080
Research and Design
7.5
Q4B
ID4050
Internalisation
3
Q4
ID5383
Inclusive Design
3
Q4
*In case you did not the Design Drawing for Adaptation program and International Students please
send in a portfolio before 20th December 2014.
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Language Courses – Delft University of Technology
English
TU Delft offers several English language courses to students. These courses can be taken as an elective.
All courses are semester courses, which means they start in September and February. Students must sit
a placement test before participating in any English course. This way we can establish which course and
which level is most suitable for you.
Placement tests are generally scheduled for the week before the start of a course, but can also be
arranged the first week of your arrival.
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