Industrial Design BFA – RECOMMENDED FOUR-YEAR SEQUENCE SEE REVERSE SIDE
GE 1000
Transition to Kean
AH 1700
Art History I
FA 2402
2-D Design
TECH 1200
Intro to Comp.
Aided Drafting
ENG 1030
Composition
SPRING
FA 2404
Drawing I
FA 2300
Visual Thinking
FA 2403
3-D Design
IND 1308
Introduction to
Industrial Design
GE ED
Core
Req.
GE
MATH
1000
Algebra
FALL
DSN 1001
Drawing for
Designers
AH 1701
Art History II
TECH 3220
Computer-Aided
Design I
IND 2300
Industrial Design
Fundamentals
GE
Core
Req.
Social/
Behav.
Science
Elective
IND 1308
History of
Industrial Design
GE
Core
Req.
Science
Elective
IND 3330
Advanced CAD
Systems
GE
Core
Req.
Social/
Behav.
Science
Elective
GE
Core
Req.
Social/
Behav.
Science
Elective
FALL
1
2
SPRING
FALL
3
SPRING
FA 2404
IND 2301
Model Design
IND 2302
Design
Delineation
IND 2308
Industrial Design
Studio I
IND 2300
DSN 1001
IND 1308
AH 3740
History of
Modern Art
TECH 2421
Materials and
Automated
Processes
TECH 1200
PED 2500
Intro to
Biomechanics
FA 3277
Sculpture:
Modeling and
Casting
FA 2402
FA 2403, 1231
TECH 2410
Comp.
Animation
and Rapid
Prototyping
TECH 3220
DSN 3001
Design Internship
FA 3288
Furniture
Making I
Humanities
Elective
Social/Behavioral
Science
Elective
Free
Elective
IND 4310
Portfolio for
Industrial Design
IND 4308
Humanities
Elective
Social/Behavioral
Science
Elective
Free
Elective
AH 1701
IND 3308
Industrial Design
Studio II
IND 2308
FALL
IND 4308
Studio III
4
IND 3308
SPRING
TECH 1200
DSN 4000
Critical
Perspectives
in Design 6 credits
of Art or Design
History
TECH 3220
IND 2308
Industrial Design
Course Sequence Guide
Every effort should be made to follow this recommended sequence. It was developed to help you to
succeed in your major, develop the strongest entry-level professional portfolio, and begin your career with
the greatest potential for success in your profession.
Faculty advisors will not approve a student's course schedule unless all prerequisites for courses have been
completed with a grade of C or better.
Any student seeking an exception to this sequence must obtain authorization from both the Department
Chair and Program Coordinator prior to registration. Exceptions are granted for legitimate educational
reasons ONLY.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This Course Sequence averages 15 SH each semester. This does not total the required 130 SH at the
conclusion of the fourth year. In order to graduate in four years the student must earn summer school
credits and/or exceed 15 SH for some semesters.
Prerequisites are noted in italic
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