PEO1 - Graduates will be capable of applying creative thinking and problem-solving
skills to design innovative and effective solutions to - user problems and challenges in the
product design industry,
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PEO2 - Graduates will have the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue full-time
employment or entrepreneurial opportunities as a product designer, including the ability
to identify and harness business opportunities, address market gaps, and manage projects
effectively, while working in an interdisciplinary professional setting.

PEO3 - Graduates will possess a global perspective on product design, including an
understanding of diverse socio-cultural influences, international markets, local and global
manufacturing paradigms.

PEO4 - Graduates will recognize the importance of lifelong learning and professional
development and will be committed to continuing their education formally or informally
and staying abreast of advancements in the field of design throughout their careers.

PEO5 - Graduates will understand the ethical considerations and responsibilities of a
product designer, including issues related to cultural appropriation, sustainability, fair
trade and labour practices, and intellectual property rights, and will integrate ethical
principles into their design practice.

PEO6 - Graduates will provide thought leadership, design foresight and a nuanced
understanding of global and contemporary design paradigms in service of improving life
on the planet.

PSO1 - Students will develop proficiency in product sketching and drawing techniques, including technical drawing and product rendering both analogue and digital. Gain knowledge to create thematic boards, infographics, and user personas to communicate their design ideas and concepts effectively and visually.

PSO2 - Students will acquire technical skills in making with hard, linear, and moldable materials including wood, various metals, clay, textiles, different types of plastics, etc., allowing them to make informed decisions about material selection and manipulation in their designs.

PSO3 - Students will gain an understanding of manufacturing techniques for small- and large-scale production of a wide variety of product enabling them to translate design concepts into real objects with precision, dexterity and at scale.

PSO4 - Students will learn to use industry-standard software applications for product design, such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and related 2D & 3D CAD software, to create digital designs, drawings, and presentations.

PSO4 - Students will develop the ability to conduct research, analyze and synthesize user needs, study design trends, distill useful insights, to inform their design decisions and stay ahead of market demands.

PSO5 – Students will develop the ability to creatively problem solve and evolve design solutions that align to human-centered, sustainable, and inclusive design principles, while ensuring business viability.

PSO6 - Students will engage in collaborative design projects and interdisciplinary teamwork, learning to communicate effectively, negotiate ideas, and work collaboratively with professionals from diverse backgrounds.’

PSO7 - Students will compile a professional portfolio showcasing their design projects, technical skills, creative abilities, and develop a high degree of professional conduct which demonstrates their readiness for entry into the design industry or advanced study in product design.

PO 1: Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of design principles,
technical proficiency, creative problem-solving research aptitude, and portfolio development
to address complex design challenges, foster innovation, and adapt to rapidly evolving
world.

PO 2: Complex Problem Solving: Ability to resolve complex design problems using various
methods and tools of design process, critical analysis and synthesis, creative thinking, usercentered design, design research, prototyping and reflection.

PO 3: Critical Thinking: Ability to independently and deeply - analyze design problems,
research, examine and evaluate concepts, provide constructive critique, consider contexts,
debate contrarian views, prioritize, base decisions on evidence, to create and develop well
considered design outcomes.

PO 4: Creativity: Ability to generate new innovative ideas, experiment with new techniques,
refine and creatively reframe design concepts, and problems and develop creative solutions
and outcomes.

PO 5: Communication Skills: Ability to communicate visually and aesthetically, deliver
engaging presentations, articulate clearly, participate in constructive critique, communicate
with clients and teams, and navigate cross-cultural contexts.

PO 6: Analytical Reasoning / Thinking: Ability to break down complex problems, analyze
information, think broadly and critically, and use evidence to validate concepts and make
informed decisions.

PO 7: Research skills: Ability to conduct research effectively using various methodologies,
prioritize user-centeredness and contextual understanding, and validate design problems to
create solutions informed by evidence and trends.

PO 8: Coordinating and collaborating: Exhibit adeptness in collaborating with diverse
teams, negotiating coordinated efforts, taking tasks, and efficiently working as part of a
group towards a common creative goal.

PO 9: Leadership readiness/qualities: demonstrate skills and qualities required to proactively engage, autonomously self-direct, creatively lead, take risks, seek-out knowledge and
provide solutions, develop vision and direction and excel as design leaders in the industry.

PO 10: Learning Skills: Ability to acquire new skills and knowledge adaptively and
independently throughout their careers.

PO 11: Digital and Technological Skills: Equip graduates with proficiency in contemporary
digital tools and technologies to stay relevant and drive creativity, industry excellence and
innovation.

PO 12: Multi-cultural competence & inclusive spirit: Ability apply universal design
principles. design with sensitivity, empathy, and respect, for diverse cultures and
communities across various geographies.

PO 13: Value Inculcation: Cultivating designers with a strong ethical foundation, fostering
responsible creativity, and promoting socially conscious practices within the design industry.

PO 14: Authority, responsibility & accountability: Ability to effectively navigate authority,
embrace responsibility, and uphold accountability in their creative processes,

PO 15: Environmental Awareness and Action: Exhibit acquired knowledge, skills, attitudes,
and values to proactively address environmental challenges, including mitigating
degradation, climate change, and pollution, implementing effective waste management, and
promoting sustainable development and living.

PO 16: Community Engagement and Service: Ability to actively engage in community
service and activities, leveraging their skills to contribute to the well-being and enhancement
of society at large.

PO 17: Empathy: Ability to empathize with and comprehend the perspectives, experiences,
and emotions of individuals or groups within the design context.