Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering

at Lingayas Vidyapeeth India

Bachelor in Design in Animation and Multimedia is a 4 years undergraduate course that aims at developing design skills and knowledge required to become an Animation and Multimedia Designer. The course covers the study of graphics, sound effects, special visual effects, and software technologies to teach students how to turn reality, stories, and other real-world phenomena into interactive virtual outputs. The aspiring designer also gains knowledge of other types of digital media, including texts, photographs, audio, videos, and more. The course's curriculum comprises the improvement of aesthetic sense, research and design aptitude, and software understanding and application. It is a industry-driven course and to help the ambitious designer succeed as an entrepreneur, the curriculum also covers digital business and entrepreneurship.

Master in Interior Design and Construction is a 2 years post-graduate course that aims at developing design skills and knowledge to become an Interior Designer. The course equips the learner to create 2D and 3D interior design plans with material and design construction drawings, idea boards, and other visualisations in order to prepare the interior layout of a space or building and suggest reconfigurations. The course also gives the student the opportunity to suggest choices for furnishings, fixtures, fittings, finishes, etc. The course is industry inspired and driven and the curriculum includes development of aesthetic sense, market research, design aptitude development, software trainings and internships. The curriculum also includes Digital Business and Entrepreneurship to enable the aspiring designer become a successful entrepreneur.

Urbanization is essential to development and frequently acts as a key catalyst for economic expansion. India is undergoing a significant rural-to-urban shift as a developing nation. While development is advancing swiftly, the rate of expansion is not keeping up. Cities must therefore face issues with efficiency and sustainability at a crossroads. City planning must be precise and thoughtful since without it, neither investments nor activities would be able to produce long-term answers. Reexamining the fundamentals of city planning could benefit human settlements. As a developing country, India is going through a massive rural-to-urban transition.