Is the Design programme at IILM University, Gurugram more about software skills or conceptual thinking?

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4 months ago

The Design programme at IILM University, Gurugram emphasizes conceptual thinking as much as, if not more than, software skills. While students do gain proficiency in essential design tools and software, the curriculum prioritizes developing creativity, problem-solving abilities, and a strong underst

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It's both, but the balance is what makes it strong. First semester, students don't just get thrown into Photoshop or AutoCAD, rather they spend time sketching, understanding form, color theory, and why certain designs work in the first place. Only after that foundation do they bring in digital tools

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