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DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR DESIGN (D.I.D.) (ONE YEAR)

Course/ Syllabus

Diploma in Interior Design (2024-2035)

1. Are you ready to turn your creativity into a rewarding career? The Diploma in Interior Design is your gateway to an exciting profession where art meets functionality. With the interior design industry growing rapidly between 2024 and 2035, there has never been a better time to gain the skills that will shape the spaces of tomorrow.

   Course Overview

   • Course Name: Diploma in Interior Design
   • Eligibility: 10+2 (High School)
   • Duration: 1 Year (Full-Time)
   • Class Schedule: Monday to Saturday
   • Language of Instruction: Hindi / English

   This comprehensive course covers everything you need to launch a successful career, from the basics of residential and commercial design to building materials, drawing techniques, and professional practices. Designed with both creativity and technical skills in mind, this program ensures you're prepared for the dynamic world of interior design.

   Admission Process

   • Selection is based on a written and oral exam. This process helps us ensure that students have the passion and potential to excel in this field.

   Semester-Wise Breakdown
   Our curriculum is divided into two semesters, giving you both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Here's a glimpse of the subjects covered:

   1st Semester

   1. Residential Interior Space Design
   2. Building Materials - I
   3. Drawing and Graphics
   4. Commercial Interior Space Design
   5. Project - I (Residential Interior Space Design)

   2nd Semester

   1. Project - II (Commercial Interior Space Design)
   2. Building Services - I
   3. Professional Practice - I
   4. Practical I - Drawing and Graphics
   5. Practical II - Building Construction

   Assessment
   Each subject is evaluated through both external (75 marks) and internal assessments (25 marks), ensuring a balanced approach to your learning. The total marks for the course are 1000, providing ample opportunities for you to showcase your skills.

   Future-Ready Curriculum
   Our course is designed not just for today's industry but for the future. With the rise of sustainable design, smart homes, and tech-enabled spaces, our students are equipped to tackle the challenges and opportunities of 2024 and beyond. You’ll learn how to blend innovation with tradition, creating spaces that are both beautiful and functional.

   Why Choose Us?

   • Practical Learning: Gain hands-on experience with real-world projects.
   • Expert Faculty: Learn from seasoned professionals who are leaders in the field.
   • Modern Facilities: Study in state-of-the-art studios equipped with the latest design tools.
   • Career Support: Our network of industry connections ensures you're job-ready upon graduation.

   Updated Fees for 2024-2035
   We understand that education is an investment. That's why we've structured our fees to be competitive and accessible while ensuring top-quality learning experiences. [Check out the latest course fees here for the 2024-2035 academic year.]

   Join Us
   Be part of a future where your designs make a lasting impact. Apply today and take the first step toward a fulfilling career in interior design!

Admission Procedure :- By written and oral Exam.

Semester wise Interior Design Course

Diploma In Interior Design
			Marks
Sl. No.	Paper Code	Paper Name	External	Internal	Total Marks
	1ST SEMESTER
1	DID-101	Residential Interior Space Design	75	25	100
2	DID-102	Building Materials - I	75	25	100
3	DID-103	Drawing and Graphics	75	25	100
4	DID- 104	Commercial Interior Space Design Design –	75	25	100
5	DID-105	Project - I -Residential Interior Space Design –	75	25	100
	2ND SEMESTER
6	DID-106	Project - II -Commercial Interior Space Design –	75	25	100
7	DID-107	Building Services - I	75	25	100
8	DID-108	Professional Practice-I	75	25	100
9	DID-109	Practical – I Drawing and Graphics	75	25	100
10	DID-110	Practical – II Building Construction	75	25	100
				Total	1000

Detailed Syllabus for PG Diploma (DID) - Interior Design

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1. Residential Interior Space Design (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-101

Unit No. 1: Introduction of Design
Unit No. 2: Elements of Design
Unit No. 3: Principles of Design
Unit No. 4: Introduction of Interior Design
Unit No. 5: Standard Dimensions of Living Room Furniture Unit No. 6: Dining Area Furniture
Unit No. 7: Bedroom Furniture
Unit No. 8: Kitchen Furniture
Unit No. 9: Bathroom / Toilet (Sanitary Wares)
Unit No. 9: Measurement Plan
Unit No. 10: Bubble Diagram and Furniture Layout
Unit No. 11: Interior Elevations of Walls
Unit No. 12: Planning of Living Room
Unit No. 13: Planning of Dining Area
Unit No. 14: Planning of Bedroom
Unit No. 15: Planning of Kitchen
Unit No. 16: Planning of Bathroom
Unit No. 17: Planning of the Circulation Space
Unit No. 18: Flooring Layout
Unit No. 19: False Ceiling
Unit No. 20: Electrical Layout
Unit No. 21: Room Orientation

2. Building Materials - I (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-102

Unit No. 1: Brick:
Qualities of good brick, Field test, Terminology, Precautions to be taken in bricklaying & size.
Unit No. 2: Stone:
Classification, Qualities of good stone Laying Dressing Different textures and applications.
Unit No. 3: Sand:
Types and application
Unit No. 4: Timber:
Types, Cross sections of exogenous tree Defects in timber, Seasoning, Application in interior, Application of artificial timber e.g. veneers plywood.
Unit No. 5: Cement:
Types, Field test for cement Application of cement
Types Application
Unit No. 6: Lime:
Types Application, Application in Interior Design
Unit No. 7: Concrete:
Types Application, Precautions to be taken in handling and transportation.
Unit No. 8: Glass:
Types Applications of glass in various interiors.
Varnishes: Types and applications in various interiors.
Unit No. 9: Hardware:
Types and application

3: Drawings and Graphics (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-103

Unit No. 1: Draftsman ship
1. Introduction to Draftsmanship
2. Need for training, duties determining needs and wishes of the client
3. Relationship between two-dimensional and three dimensional diagrams

Unit No. 2: Drafting Tools and techniques

1. Introduction of drawing table and boards, How to handle – handling paper and pencil.
2. Types of scales, Tools for curves and irregular forms – Drawing aids.
3. Drafting mediums – Tracing papers, tracing cloth, watercolor paper, sketch
Paper, vellum and polyester film

Unit No.3: Basics of Drawing

1. Measurements
2. Lines – Types of lines and lines thickness
3. Lettering – Single stroke letter, Gothic letters.
4. Dimensioning – Types of dimensioning, different types of dimensioning lines
5. Drawing and drawing methods
6. Geometrical figures
7. Structural symbols, window and door symbols.
8. Plumbing symbols and electrical symbols.

Unit No. 4: Architectural Drawing

1. Orthographic and isometric Projection
2. Perspective Projection – one point and two point Free Hand
3. Sciography – Shades and Shadow of objects, Presentation Techniques
4. Rendering and Colouring
5. Presentation Drawing, Perspective Projection

4: Commercial Interior Space Design Portfolio & Viva Voce (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-104

Unit No. 1: Introduction to design
Unit No. 2: Standard dimensions of office furniture
Unit No. 3: Waiting area furniture
Unit No. 4: Office table computer work furniture
Unit No. 5: Staff cabin furniture
Unit No. 6: Office files storage and cabinets
Unit No. 7: Common areas
Unit No. 8: Main cabins
Unit No. 9: Conference room
Unit No. 10: Pantry area
Unit No. 11: Canteen
Unit No. 12: WCs
Unit No. 13: Store room
Unit No. 14: Planning of the circulation space
Unit No. 15: Planning of office

5: Residential Interior Space Design- Project -I (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-105

Unit No. 1: Design brief
Unit No. 2: Picture board - 3
Unit No. 3: Principles of Design – 3 sheets
Unit No. 4: Measurement Plan-1
Unit No. 5: Civil Changes layout -1
Unit No. 6: Bubble diagram – (5 sheets)
Unit No. 7: Concept of Design (write-up)
Unit No. 8: Furniture layout
Unit No. 9: Elevation – (12 Sheets)
Unit No. 10: Flooring layout
Unit No. 11: Reflected False ceiling layout
Unit No. 12: Electrical layout
Unit No. 13: Plumbing layout
Unit No. 14: A/C layout
Unit No. 15: Perspective – (10 Sheets)
Unit No. 16: Perspective of external facade
Unit No. 17: Material Chart
Unit No. 18: Estimate
Unit No. 19: Model

6: Commercial Interior Space Design- Project - II (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-106

Unit No. 1: Design brief
Unit No. 2: Picture board - 3
Unit No. 3: Principles of Design – 3 sheets
Unit No. 4: Measurement Plan-1
Unit No. 5: Civil Changes layout -1
Unit No. 6: Bubble diagram – (5 sheets)
Unit No. 7: Concept of Design (write-up)
Unit No. 8: Furniture layout
Unit No. 9: Elevation – (12 Sheets)
Unit No. 10: Flooring layout
Unit No. 11: Reflected False ceiling layout
Unit No. 12: Electrical layout
Unit No. 13: Perspective – (10 Sheets)
Unit No. 14: Material Chart
Unit No. 15: Estimate

7: Building Services - I (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-107

Unit No. 1: Sanitary Fixtures and Fittings

Unit No. 2: Building Drainage System

Unit No. 3: Acoustics

Unit No. 4: Air Conditioning

Unit No. 5: Termite proofing, waterproofing

8: Professional Practice - I (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-108

Unit No. 1: Estimate

Unit No. 2: Office letter writing

Unit No. 3: Role of Designer

Unit No. 4: Role of Indian Institute of Interior Designers

9: Drawing and Graphics – Practical -I (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-109

Note: The Portfolio should cover sheet from all the chapters mentioned below:

Unit No. 1: Draftsman ship

1. Introduction to Draftsmanship

2. Need for training, duties determining needs and wishes of the client

3. Relationship between two-dimensional and three dimensional diagrams

Unit No. 2: Drafting Tools and techniques

1. Introduction of drawing table and boards, How to handle – handling paper and pencil.

2. Types of scales, Tools for curves and irregular forms – Drawing aids.

3. Drafting mediums – Tracing papers, tracing cloth, watercolor paper, sketch

Paper, vellum and polyester film.

Unit No. 3: Basics of Drawing

1. Measurements

2. Lines – Types of lines and lines thickness

3. Lettering – Single stroke letter, Gothic letters.

4. Dimensioning – Types of dimensioning, different types of dimensioning lines

5. Drawing and drawing methods

6. Geometrical figures

Unit No. 4: Architectural Symbols

1. Structural symbols, window and door symbols.

2. Plumbing symbols and electrical symbols.

Unit No. 5: Architectural Drawing

1. Orthographic and isometric Projection

2. Perspective Projection – one point and two point Free Hand

3. Sciography – Shades and Shadow of objects, Presentation Techniques

4. Rendering and Colouring

5. Presentation  Drawing, Perspective Projection

10: Building Materials - Practical - II (Marks 100) Paper Code – DID-110
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Unit No. 1: Brick:

Qualities of good brick, Field test, Terminology,

Precautions to be taken in bricklaying & size.

Unit No. 2: Stone:

Classification, Qualities of good stone Laying Dressing Different textures and applications.

Types and application

Unit No. 3: Timber:

Types, Cross sections of exogenous tree Defects in timber, Seasoning, Application in interior,

Application of artificial timber e.g. veneers plywood.

Unit No.4: Cement:

Types, Field test for cement Application of cement

Unit No. 5: Lime:

Types Application

Application in Interior Design

Unit No. 6: Concrete:

Types Application precautions to be taken in handling and transportation.

Unit No.7: Glass:

Types Applications of glass in various interiors.

Varnishes: Types and applications in various interiors.

Unit No. 8: Hardware:

Types and application

What is the eligibility for interior designing courses?
The eligibility required for interior design course is at least completed 10+2. 

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We have Started the ETABS Courses in Goa with the Aim to provide Best Structural Design Learning for the Students in Civil Engineering allied streams.

ETABS Program Description Objective, ETABS menu commands, Time Saving Options, Templates and Defaults, Basic process, Forms.

ETABS “Screen”

The ETABS Window, Main title Bar, Menu Bar, Toolbars and Buttons, Model Explorer, Display Windows, Display Title Tab, Status Bar, Working Plane Drop-Down List, Mouse Pointer Position Coordinates, Drawing & Selection Drop- down List, Coordinate System Drop-Down List, Currents units, file operation, edit, view, define, draw, select, assign, analyze, Display, design, detailing, options.

Basic modes, Drawing tools, mouse pointers

Objective, select or draw.

Begin a model

Objective, create the basic grid system, grid dimensions( Plan)- Define a grid system, story dimensions- define story data.

Create the structural model

Objective, and structural objects using templates, define properties, material properties, frame sections, auto selection list, add structural objects manually, draw beams, draw secondary ( infill ) beams, Draw the Floor, Draw walls, Draw wall stack. 

Select structural objects

Objectives, selecting, graphical selection options, selecting by coordinates, selecting by features, deselect command, invert selection command, get previous selections commands.

Assign/Change Properties

Objective, assign the AUTOLATBM, Auto select selection list, make an assignment as the object is drawn, make an assignment using the model explorer.

Load the structural model

Objective, Structural loads, define the load patterns, auto lateral load, self-weight multiplier, modify an existing load pattern, delete an existing load pattern, define shell uniform load sets, assign structural loads.

Define load cases

Objective, Review/create load cases

Edit the model Geometry

Objective, editing options,

Analyze the model

Objective, set the mesh options, model analyses, model alive feature, locking and unlocking the model.

Design

Objective, design the structure.

Detailing

Objective, detailing process, references, rebar selection rules, start detailing, edit views, create and manage drawing sheets,

Display results

Objective, Obtain basic graphical displays, graphical displays using model explorer, tabular display of results, generate results, Objective, summary report, print graphics, export results.

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Primavera is an enterprise project portfolio management software. It includes project management, product management, collaboration and control capabilities, and integrates with other enterprise software such as Oracle and SAP’s ERP systems. Primavera was launched in 1983 by Primavera Systems Inc., which was acquired by Oracle Corporation in 2008.

• Introduction to Project Management
• Understanding the Project Contest and Parameters
• Working and Analyze CPM Networks
• Working with  PERT Diagrams
• Enterprise Project Structure (EPS),OBS
• Working with Activities, Sequencing
• Relations, Assigning Calendar - Definition,
• Assigning & Editing 
• WBC-Work Breakdown Structure 
• Activity Codes, Scheduling
• Cost Accounting , Budget Calculation 
• Bars,Columns , Layouts
• Working with Resource, Definition
• Assignment , Resource Calendars
• Resource Leveling , Resource Curves
• Groups, Filters, User Defined Data Type
• Global Change Concept
• Updating Project, Baseline
• Tracking of Projects

Stadd Pro Professional Course in GOA is made for CAD Experts you want to excel further. Here are the list of Complete Syllabus , one has to complete to get the certification.

• Creating Models, Structures, Graphical Interface,
• Steel Designing
• How to Specify Member Properties
• How to Specify Material Constants
• How to Specify Supports
• How to Specify Loads
• How to Specify Analysis Type
• Annotating the Displacements
• Creating Models of a Reinforced 
• Concrete Framed Structure
• Modeling and Analysis of a Slab
• Interoperability Feature
• Interactive Design Information 
• Creating Models Using Graphical Interface 
• Performing Analysis and Designing 
• Viewing Results Using the Output File  
• Viewing Post Post -Processing 
• Strees Contours 
• Specifying  Post-Analysis Print Commands
• Producing on Onscreen Report
• Viewing Supports Reactions

The Syllabus under the Course of  Diploma In Civil Design is mentioned below. All the Students who complete the Course will get there respective Certificates.

 APPROVAL PLAN using AutoCAD 2D

1. Floor Plan Drawing
2. Elevation Drawing
3. Section Drawing
4. Roof Plan
5. Site Plan
6. Location Plan 
7. Schedule Statement
8. Area Statement
9. Printing

3D MODELLING using AutoCAD 3D

1. House Modelling
2. Applying Materials
3. Rendering 
4. Make Images 
5. Make Videos(Walkhtrough)

R.C.C DETAIL using STAAD PRO

1. Slab Design
2. Beam Design
3. Column Design
4. Staircase Design
5. Footing Design

Listed are the Detail REVIT Training Courses

- Overview
- About Building Information Modeling
- The Revit architecture User Interface
- The Design Bar
- Guidelines for using the user Interface

 CREATING AND MODIFYING LEVELS
- About Levels 
- Defining Levels
- Guidelines for Creating and Modifying Levels
- Exercise: Create and Modify Levels

 WORKING WITH GRIDS
- Process of Creating and Modifying Grid Lines
- Guidelines for Creating and Modifying Grids
- Exercise: Create Column Grids

CREATING BASIC FLOOR PLAN 
- Creating Walls in a Floor Plan
- About Temporary Dimensions
- About Drawing Aids
- Guidelines for Placing Walls

ADDING AND MODIFYING WALLS
- About Wall Properties
- Modifying Walls / Joins
- Editing and Preventing Wall Joins
- Guidelines for adding and Modifying Wall

 WORKING WITH COMPOUND AND VERTICALLY COMPOUND WALLS
- About Modifying Compound Walls
- Inserting and Modifying Layers
- About Vertically Compound Walls
- Guidelines for Creating vertically compound Wall

USING EDITING COMMANDS
- Edit Tools Toolbar
- Guidelines for Using Editing Tools
WORKING WITH DOORS
- Process of Adding and Modifying Door
- Creating a new Door Type
- Guidelines for Working with Doors
- Exercise: Add Doors

 ADDING AND MODIFYING WINDOWS
- Overview
- Process of Adding and Modifying Windows
- Guidelines for Adding and Modifying Windows
- Exercise: Add Windows to Building Model

 ADDING AND MODIFYING COMPONENT FAMILIES
- About Component Families
- Adding Components
- About Modifying Components Families
- Creating and Modifying Components Families
- Guidelines for Adding and Modifying Components Families

 MANAGING VIEWS 
- Creating and Editing Views
- View Templates
- Guidelines for Working with Views
- Exercise: Explore Views Modify View Properties

 CONTROLLING OBJECT VISIBLITY
- Object Visibility Setting
- Modifying line styles
- About User-Defined Filters
- Guidelines for Controlling Object Visibility
- Exercise: Control Object Visibility

 WORKING WITH SELECTION AND ELEVATION VIEWS
- About Selection Views / Elevation Views
- Guidelines for creating Selection and Elevation Views
- Exercise: Create and Modifying Selection and Elevation Views
 CREATE AND MODIFYING 3D VIEWS
- About 3D Views About Cameras
- Create and Modifying Cameras Views
- Guidelines for creating and modifying 3D Views
- Exercise: Creating 3D Perspective and 3D Orthographic Views 

 WORKING WITH DIMENSIONS
- About Temporary Dimensions
- About Permanent Dimensions
- Guidelines for Working with Dimensions
- Exercise: Work with Dimensions

APPLYING AND REMOVING CONSTRAINTS

- About Constraints
- Applying and Removing Constraints
- Guidelines for Applying Constraints
- Exercise: Applying Constraints

CREATING AND MODIFYING FLOORS 
- About Floors 
- Modifying Floors
- Guidelines for Creating Modifying Floors
 WORKING WITH CEILINGS
- About Ceilings
- Modifying Ceilings
- Guidelines for Adding Modifying Ceilings

 ADDING AND MODIFYING ROOFS 
- About Roofs / Modifying Roofs
- Process of sketching Roofs
- Guidelines for Adding Modifying Roofs

 CREATING CURTAIN WALLS
- About Curtain Wall
- About curtain Grids and Mullions Creating Curtain Wall and Modifying Curtain Grids
- Guidelines for Creating Curtain Walls, Grids, and Mullions

CREATING CALLOUT VIEWS
- Creating Reference Callouts
- Guidelines for Creating Callouts

 WORKING WITH TEXT AND TAG
- About Text about Tags
- Guidelines for Working with Text and Tags
- Exercise: Work With Text and Tags

 WORKING WITH DETAIL VIEWS
- About Detail Views / Creating Detail Views
- Process Of saving and Reusing a Detail View
- Guidelines for saving and Reusing a Detail View

WORKING WITH DRAFTING VIEWS 
- About Drafting Views
- Process Of  Reusing a Drafting View
- Exercise: Create Drafting Views
- Exercise: Import a View and a CAD File

 CREATING AND MODIFYING SCHEDULES 

- About Schedules / Schedules Properties
- Exporting Schedule
- Modifying Schedule Files
- Guidelines for Cresting and Modifying Schedule
- Exercise: Create a Door Schedule and a Door Hardware key Schedule
- Exercise: Modify The Appearance  Shed