Industrial and Graphic Design Processes
Professionals in today’s economy are frequently required to implement design innovation as a part of creating and sustaining a competitive advantage. The minor in Industrial and Graphic Design Processes equips students from diverse disciplines to work more effectively to advance design innovation within an organization. Through this program, students learn how to participate in the creative problem-solving process, explore multiple modes of visual communication, examine the roles that design plays in shaping modern culture, and better recognize opportunities to employ design and innovation catalyst within the industry.
Any student not enrolled as an INDD or GDES major may earn a minor in Industrial and Graphic Design processes by completing designated classes within the School of Industrial and Graphic Design (SIGD). Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher in these courses to earn the minor. Students must consult with an academic advisor from the College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC) to declare their intention of pursuing the minor of Industrial and Graphic Design Processes prior to enrolling in any INDD or GDES courses.
Industrial Design
The Bachelor of Industrial Design Program is known for product innovation, point of purchase design, marketing design, commercial environments and branding.
Master of Industrial Design
The Master of Industrial Design prepares students to shape a sustainable future by designing products and systems that consider human interaction, manufacturability, profitability, and environmental impact.
Industrial and Graphic Design Process Curriculum Model
Student Experience
The Auburn University School of Industrial + Graphic Design is committed to providing its faculty, staff, and students with outstanding special programs that enrich their student experience and enable them to succeed with both their educational and career goals.
Collaborations
Over the past twenty-five years the Industrial Design Program (INDD) in the School of Industrial + Graphic Design, College of Architecture, Design and Construction at Auburn University, has accomplished curriculum-based design education/research projects in collaboration with, and supported by industry and other outside entities.
Study Beyond
Industrial and Graphic Design students have the opportunity to study beyond in select cities in the United States, Europe and Taiwan.
Annual Events and Programs
SIGD holds annual events to engage the entire student community. Design Interaction, Designing Green, Juried Show and Senior Show
Student Organizations
Design students are encouraged to participate in student chapters of professional organizations.
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