Visualization in Industrial Design 7.5 credits

Course Contents

Students will deepen their understanding of design thinking, processes, and visualization techniques in industrial design. They will develop advanced skills in surface modeling, rendering, and other visualization methods while exploring key design principles such as color theory, lighting, and emotional impact. The course will also cover how light and shadow interact with form to enhance the perception of products.

Through practical assignments and projects, students will apply these techniques to create compelling design visualizations that effectively communicate concepts and evoke emotional responses. They will refine their ability to present ideas clearly and persuasively, demonstrating both technical skill and creative problem-solving. Participation in this course will enrich their portfolios with high-quality visual work, making them more competitive in the field of industrial design.

The course includes the following elements:

  • Design and emotions
  • Analog sketching
  • Digital sketching
  • Surface modelling
  • Rendering
  • Colour theory
  • Lighting science
  • Rhetoric

Prerequisites

Passed courses of at least 150 credits in the program Industrial Product Realisation, or passed courses of at least 90 credits in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Industrial Design, Product Development, Innovation, Production Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or the equivalent. The bachelor’s degree should comprise a minimum of 15 credits in Mathematics. Taken course Fundamentals of Industrial design, 7,5 credits, or the equivalent. Proof of English proficiency is required.

Level of Education: Second cycle

Coursecode/Ladok code: TVIS25

The course is conducted at: School of Engineering

Label Value
Type of course Programme instance course
Study type Normal teaching
Semester Autumn 2025: week 44 – week 3
Rate of study 100%
Language English
Location Jönköping
Time Day-time
Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange students 21375 SEK
Syllabus (PDF)
Application code HJ-T5192