TOTAL
CREDITS:
ADVISOR:
ADVISOR
SIGNATURE:
*G.E. required
course
***All Major courses require a grade of C
or
better and 3.0 GPA
minimum
+ Can test out and substitute GD
elective
courses
> Requires permission through
petition
Semester Hours - S.H.
REVISED 5/16
GENERAL EDUCATION (total credits) 35 S.H.
FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS 13 S.H.
GE 1000 Transition to Kean (Required of
all
Freshman)
& Transfer students with fewer than 10
credits ( S.H.)
ENG 1030 College Composition
( Requires
a
C or better )
MATH 1000, 1010 or 1016
COMM 1402 Speech
Communication
GE 2025 Research &
Technology
DISCIPLINARY &
INTERDISCIPLINARY
Distribution Requirements:
HUMANITIES: 6 S.H.
*ENG 2403 World
Literature
Select one from the
following:
ID3230Understanding Images
SOCIAL SCIENCES: 6 S.H.
*
HIST 1062 Worlds of
History
Select one from the
following:
PSYCHOLOGY
1000
ECONOMICS or
GEOGRAPHY
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
SOCIOLOGY or
ANTHROPOLOGY
INTERDISCIPLINARY
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: 7 S.H.
CPS 1032 or CPS 1231
LAB
SCIENCE ( S.H.)
Biology; Chemistry;
Physics;
Geology;
Meteorology;
Earth
Science;
Astronomy;
Interdisciplinary
G.E. AND MAJOR CAPSTONE:
3
S.H.
*DSN 4000 Critical Perspectives in Design
***
ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES:
12
S.H.
AH 1700 Art History, Prehistoric –
Medieval
AH 1701 Art History, Renaissance –
Modern
AH 3740 Art History, Modern
Art
DSN 3001 Design Internship >
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN-45300
BID IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN / 131 S.H
EFFECTIVE DATE: FALL 2014 START TERM:
NAME: TRANSFER INSTITUTIONS ( X ) CREDITS:
STUDENT ID: In Progress:
REQUIRED FOUNDATION COURSES
15
S.H.
DSN 1100 Introduction to Design and
Visual
Culture
DSN 1101 Visual Form
I
DSN 1102 Visual Form
II
DSN 1103 Visualizing Techniques
I
DSN 1104 Visualizing Techniques
II
ACADEMIC MAJOR*** (total credits)
78 S.H.
REQUIRED MAJOR COURSES 63
S.H.
GD1000 Computers In Graphic Design
IND 1300 Drafting and CAD in Industrial Design
IND 2330 CAD and D Modeling
FA 2277 Sculpture: Modeling & Casting
IND 3330
Advanced CAD Systems
FA
2288
Furniture Making I
IND 1310 History of Industrial Design
IND 2350 Production Methods I
DSN 4006 Special Topics: Production Methods II
IND 1308 Introduction to Industrial Design
IND 2300 Industrial Design Fundamentals
IND 2301 Model Design
IND 2302 Design Delineation
IND 2308 Industrial Design Studio I
IND 3308 Industrial Design Studio II
IND 4308 Industrial Design Studio III
DSN 4007 Special Topics >
IND 4310 Portfolio for Industrial Design
THREE MAJOR, UPPER
DIVISION
COURSES
9 S.H
.
Selected with faculty guidance - see
advisement
guide
01.
02.
03.
FREE ELECTIVES selected with advisement
6 S.
H.
At least 50% must be 3000/4000
level
01.
02.
Design Foundation: Four studio courses include visualizing
techniques and visual form & composition; one lecture course,
Design & Visual Culture, a survey of the design professions;
four Art History courses.
Industrial Design
COURSES
Major Courses
GD 1000 Computers in Graphic Design I
PrerequisitesDSNorbypermissionofinstructor
IND 1300 Drafting & CAD in Industrial Design
IND 1308 Introduction to Industrial Design
IND 1310 History of Industrial Design
FA 2288 Furniture Making I
FA 2277 Sculpture Modeling & Casting
IND 2300 Industrial Design Fundamentals
IND 2301 Model Design
PrerequisitesINDorpermissionofinstructor
IND 2302 Design Delineation
PrerequisitesINDDSNorpermissionofinstructor
IND 2308 Industrial Design Studio I
PrerequisitesIND
IND 2330 CAD & D Modeling
PrerequisitesINDorequivalent
IND 2350 Production Methods I
PrerequisitesINDorequivalent
IND 3308 Industrial Design Studio II
PrerequisitesIND
IND 3330 Advanced CAD Systems
Prerequisites:TECHorpermissionofinstructor
DSN 4006 Special Topics Productions Methods II
DSN 4007 Special Topics in Design
IND 4308 Industrial Design Studio III
PrerequisitesIND
IND 4310 Portfolio Industrial Design
Prerequisites:INDorpermissionofinstructor
DSN 4000 Critical Perspectives in Design (Capstone)
Prerequisite: Six credits of Art and/or Design History
Design Foundation Courses
DSN 1100 Introduction to Design and Visual Culture
DSN 1101 Visual Form I
DSN 1102 Visual Form II
PrerequisitesDSN
DSN 1103 Visualizing Techniques I
DSN 1104 Visualizing Techniques II
PrerequisitesDSN
Additional Required Courses
AH 1700 Art History Prehistoric – Medieval
AH 1701 Art History Renaissance – Modern
AH 3740 Art History Modern Art
DSN 3001 Design Internship
Additional Major Information
and Requirements
General Education Information
and Requirments
Testing and Placement
Incoming freshmen and transfer students may be placed in specific
GE Foundations, Developmental or ESL courses as a result of testing
prior to registration. Students may also be exempt from testing due to
SAT scores prior to college work.
Prerequisites and Equivalencies for
GE Foundation Courses
GE 1000
Required for all freshman and transfers
with fewer than 10 credits.
Prerequistites: None
Equivalents: ID 1001
ENG 1030
Prerequistites: Placement testing
Equivalents: ENG 1031/1032, ENG 1033/1034,
ENG 1430, ENG 1020, ENG 1400
MATH 1000 or 1010 or 1016 or 1030
Prerequistites: MATH 1901 if
required by placement testing.
Equivalents: MATH 1001/1002,
MATH 1003/1004, MATH 1051
MATH 1044 or MATH 1054
Prerequistites: MATH 1000 if
required by placement testing.
COMM 1402
Prerequistites: CS 0412, ENG 1031/1032 or
ENG 1033/1034 if required by placement testing.
May be taken concurently with ENG 1030.
Equivalents: COMM 1400
GE 2021 - 2026 Research and Technology
is oered as a college-based course.
GE 2021 College of BPA
GE 2022 College of EDU
GE 2023 College of HSS
GE 2024 College of NAHS
GE 2025 College of VPA
GE 2026 Undecided Majors
Prerequistites: CS 0421 if required
by placement testing.
ENG 1030 or equivalent COMM 1402
Equivalents: GE 2020
GE Distribution Courses
All courses taken under the General Education Disciplinary/
Interdisciplinary Distribution requirements must be selected from
the approved General Education Distribution Course List, printed in
Registration Bulletin. These courses are designated as GEHU, GESS,
GESM, or GEHPE.
GEHU Humanities
GESS Social Sciences
GESM Science and Mathematics
GEHPE Health and Physical Education
Required GE Distribution Courses
ENG 2403 is a required Humanities Distribution course with
an emphasis on diversity. Prerequisites: CS 0412 if required by
placement testing; ENG 1030 or equivalent.
Either HIST 1000 or 1062 is a required Social Sciences Distribution
Course with an emphasis on diversity. Prerequisites: CS 0412
if required by placement testing; May be taken concurrently
with ENG 1030.
Foreign Language Credit
The three credits for a foreign language that may satisfy the GE
Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary Distribution Requirement are
awarded only upon successful completion of two semesters of
study at the introductory or intermediate level. Credit for the
first semester may be used as elective credit.
Major/GE Capstone Course
A Capstone course is a major course that satisfies three credits of GE
requirement. Each major guide sheet will count three credits for the
capstone as either GE credits or major credits, but not both.
University Requirements
All students are required to complete one “Writing-Emphasis” course.
The “W-E” course must be within the major portion of your program.
Consult your major program advisor for specific information.
Design Major Requirements
Faculty advisors will not approve a student’s course schedule
unless all prerequisites for courses have been completed with
a grade C or better.
Any student seeking an exception to this sequence must obtain
authorization from the Executive Director or Program Coordinator
prior to registration. Exceptions are granted for legitimate
educational reasons only.
ALL BFA and BID majors must maintain a 3.0 average in major
courses to be eligible for the degree. It’s the students responsibility to
be aware of their academic success.
AH 1701
Art History II
Renaissance to
Modern
SOCIAL SCIENCE
(GE requirement)
ENG 2403*
World Literature
CPS 1231
Computer
Applications
IND 1300
Drafting
and CAD in
Industrial Design
DSN 1103
DSN 1104
Visualizing
Techniques II
DSN 1101
DSN 1102
Visual Form II
DSN 1101
Visual Form I
IND 3308
Industrial
Design Studio II
IND 2308
*4 YEAR SEQUENCE
BID in Industrial Design
Year
02
FALL
SPRING
FALL
SPRING
DSN 1103
Visualizing
Techniques I
IND 1308
Intro to
Industrial Design
Summer courses highly recommended
IND 2300
Industrial Design
Fundamentals
IND 4308
Industrial
Design Studio III
IND 3308
COMM 1402
Speech
Communication
(GE Foundation)
ENG 1030
College
Compostion
(GE Foundation)
Summer courses highly recommended
Internship highly recommended
IND 2301
Model Design I
IND 2300
IND 2350
Production
Methods I
IND 1300
IND 2308
Industrial
Design Studio I
DSN 4006
Special Topics:
Production
Methods II
IND 2301
IND 2330
CAD & 3D
Modeling
IND 1300 IND 2350
AH 3740
Art History
Modern Art
AH 1700 or 1701
FALL
SPRING
IND 3330
Advanced
CAD Systems
IND 2330
Design
Delineation
IND 2302
IND 1104
Free
Elective
GD 1000
Computers in
Graphic Design
FA 2277
Sculpture
Modeling &
Casting
DSN 1104 DSN 1104
IND 4308
FALL
SPRING
IND 1310
History of
Industrial Design
DSN 4000
Critical
Perspectives
GE 2025*
Research & Technology
CVPA Section
(GE Foundation)
HIST 1062*
Worlds of History
FA 2288
Furniture
Making
IND 4310
Portfolio for
Industrial
Design
Major
Course
Major
Course
DSN 4007
Special Topics
Year
03
Year
01
Year
04
K EAN U N I V ERSITY / ROBERT BUSCH SCHOOL OF DESIGN
*Courses marked with an
asterik are suggested for
summer school to facilitate
graduation within the four
year sequence outlined here.
Numbers in italics
under the course are
prequisite requirements
for that course.
DSN 3001
Design
Internship
Major
Course
MATH Choices
1000, 1010 or 1016
(GE Foundation)
DSN 1100
Intro to
Design &
Visual Culture
AH 1700
Art History I
Prehistoric to
Middle Ages
Free
Elective
ID 3230
Understanding Images
(Humanities requirement)
LAB SCIENCE
(GE requirement)
GE 1000
(1)
(1)
Transition
to K
EAN
(GE Foundation)
OR
GE 3000 (transfers)
(GE requirement)
