Professional Practice - THD1347

Assessment 1: Oral presentation/assessment

You will receive feedback on your portfolio of work/performance/oral presentations within the module on a regular basis through individual/group tutorials.

Oral presentation/assessment

Assessment 2: Written draft

Formative feedback will be provided for each piece of work through tutorials and seminars, prior to the submission of the work as part of the summative assessment for the module.

Written draft

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Written Assignment

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Assessment 3: Written Assignment

The module is specifically designed to support, develop and enhance your final major project through the exploration and analysis of design potential within the wider context of professional interior design practice. You will analyse, appraise and synthesise appropriate influences to further define and underpin the trajectory of your design project while developing your knowledge and reflective practice as a professional designer.
Through a process of research, inquiry and reflection you will enhance your understanding of the professional, legislative, contractual and technical frameworks that underpin the realisation of a design project. The module will help you identify the potential influences and connections between a broad range of historical, social, site specific and future design contexts and will allow you to demonstrate the depth of your knowledge into and beyond your subject specialism.

School of Arts and Humanities

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Interior Design

THD1347 - Professional Practice

Professional Practice

be able to demonstrate a developed knowledge of the practice, roles and responsibilities of the professional interior designer and an understanding of the legislative and contractual detailing of design and building works. 

be able to apply original critical thinking founded on the results of research and enquiry.

be able to select, arrange and prepare coherent information for various methods of presentation.

be able to manage the balance of time and workload effectively.

be able to make informed connections between complex areas of knowledge, through a process of critical, reflective and professional enquiry.

be able to demonstrate an ability to analyse, appraise and synthesise a range of contextual design information related to your proposed Major Design Project.

be able to prepare, produce and structure appropriate comprehensive information in a meaningful and purposeful manner.