Visual Arts

This course aims to develop the student’s level of performance in the field of geometric and free perspective, by identifying the various forms of aesthetic relationships in the fields of interior, industrial, graphic, and textile design. It aims to demonstrate the importance of these relationships to humans as the reference basis for these designs.

This course aims to develop the student's level of understanding of the meaning of interior design and its various artistic and stylistic treatments by studying different surfaces and volumes and their suitability to movement, vision, unity, and personality in humans.

Theory and History This course aims to introduce the concept of design and the most important historical stages it has passed through, and highlight the various theories (ancient and modern), beginning with handicrafts and passing through the Industrial Revolution and the Bauhaus School, and explaining the role of scientific and technological development in this vital field.

The course reviews a number of magazines related to aesthetic culture, such as: the definition of beauty and art, and the process of artistic creativity (its stages and theories), and reviews ways of artistic appreciation through artistic activity and artistic methods that change according to the development of human society... It also reviews the basic elements of artistic work and the relationships of those elements within creative formations, interspersed with a presentation of transparencies that shed light on artistic styles to this day.

This course aims to introduce design sources, elements, and foundations through perspective formations, and practice perspective drawing techniques in the fields of interior, industrial, graphic, and textile design.

This course aims to introduce design as a technological pillar that emphasizes the ideal relationship between humans and the environment, considering the human body as a basic unit in the design process through which the organs of the human body can be studied structurally, and freedom of movement can be identified and benefited from in various design works.

This course aims to study the various ancient and modern printing techniques and their various stylistic effects, and to study the procedural steps and various means of presentation in producing professional graphic designs. This is in addition to studying photography technology and its importance in this field

This course aims to introduce the concept of quantity calculation and its role in design, and to identify the different production systems that are followed in factories and companies, and the position of the designer within these systems, and to introduce the types of costs for the materials produced with the aim of benefiting from them in the practical aspects in factories and companies by conducting applied field studies on one of the products, factories, or companies.

This course aims to introduce the raw materials used in the various fields of design from the chemical, physical, and mechanical aspects, and to identify the different methods and methods of their production and the role of the designer in choosing the raw material to suit the different fields of design.

This course aims to provide a brief study of the development of aesthetics through the ages through artistic theories, aesthetic value, and artistic classifications.