Is it worth to pursue Bachelor of Product Design from distance learning in India and why?

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Is it worth to pursue Bachelor of Product Design from distance learning in India and why?

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 3 years ago
In India product designing programs may provide a variety of learning methods in their course curriculum. While many emphasize traditional lectures, seminars and workshops, some programs also offer hands-on lab courses that allow students to create real designs to market. Distance learning courses have due dates that must be met, there is a fabulous deal of compliance as to when you can carry out assignments when studying at a distance. With the online option, you could exit the discussion group as required to return to work and then join after work if needed. Degrees in industrial design are rarely available entirely through online study, although a few online programs do exist at the associate's, bachelor's and master's levels. Hybrid programs are more common, which combine online studies with on-campus classes and studio work. Most online classes allow students to log on to a course management system and download class materials and view lectures at any time. Distance learning courses can be taken in whatever place you have Internet access. It is an easy way in which one can obtain certain amount of skills and experience good knowledge. Students interested in entering the field of industrial design can get an associate's degree either entirely online, though these programs are scarce, or in a hybrid format with over 50% of the courses delivered through distance learning. Associate of Art (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) in Industrial Design programs are both available. Students develop skills involving the design of products and packaging through the use of high-level technologies, engineering processes, 3-D modeling systems, creativity and innovation. Students acquire skills and knowledge of the materials, tools, methods and techniques used to make full-size models that are representative of specific product ideas. Materials such as wood, foam, acrylic and resin are utilized by students to create individually-realized projects. Extra focus is given to drafting and finishing tactics, as well as shop safety and manners.
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