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PhD (Engineering Mechanics), Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA, 2005, MSc (Mechanical Engineering Design), American University in Cairo, Egypt, 2001, BSc (Mechanical Engineering), American University in Cairo, Egypt, 1999 Dr Rani A Kady Assistant Professor PhD (Industrial and Systems Engineering), Auburn University, 2008, MSc (Industrial Engineering Technology), East Tennessee State University, 2002, BSc (Industrial Engineering), University of Jordan, 1999 Dr Tawfiq Jaber Assistant Professor PhD (Mechanical Engineering), Ryerson University, Canada, 2010, MSc (Mechanical Engineering), Ryerson University, Canada, 2006, BSc (Mechanical Engineering), University of Technology, Baghdad, 1991 Mr Ahmad Khairul Hazwan Ahmad Zohdi Teaching Assistant MEng (Mechanical Engineering), University of Wollongong, NSW Australia, 2012, BSc (Mechatronics Engineering), International Islamic University, Malaysia, 2007 Mr Mohammad Nidal Abdulla Teaching Assistant BSc (Industrial Engineering), ALHOSN University, UAE, 2010 Mr Omar Awni Abu ObidAlla Teaching Assistant MEng (Engineering Management), ALHOSN University, UAE, 2011, BSc (Industrial Engineering), ALHOSN University, UAE, 2009 Global Knowledge with Local Vision 124
Department of Interior Design Overview Interior Design plays an active role in creating this context for cultural development and interaction by establishing the designed conditions within which all human activity takes place. It is a discipline that embraces the cultural conditions, historical contexts, and symbolic meanings of societies, by creating relationships between human beings and the constructs of their imagination. Bachelor of Interior Design (BID) The Interior Design program seeks to enable students to develop their own expression of ideas through both verbal and visual development and practice. As producers of interior images, places and environments, students will define, enhance and transform our vision of an ever-changing world. The Interior Design program at ALHOSN University will educate students in the creative activity of conceptualizing, modifying and realizing the design of space to support human activity and delight, emphasizing the discipline as an architecturally related program. It is also a program that attempts to integrate design within the present and future of evolving ideas, technologies and changing cultural values as an expression of personality, creativity, craft and culture. Providing students with a depth of insight, emerging designers will learn to create alternative design solutions for changing cultural, economic and social realities. The BID program is modelled after international standards of education, ensuring students are exposed to the most current developments and approaches in the field of Interior Design. Goals To achieve this mission the program has several goals. 1. To provide a rigorous foundation in both the theory and practice of Interior Design through an applied studio-based experience, research and field internship. 2. To prepare students to actively engage in the Interior Design profession with the confidence and capability necessary to assume leadership roles in developing creative, expressive, and habitable interior environments in a variety of applications. 3. To provide a broad contextual understanding of the fundamental aspects of human environment and culture by offering education in related liberal studies such as sociology, ecology, history, science and the humanities. 4. To provide knowledge of the processes, technology, and applied techniques utilized in the planning, design, building and construction of interior space. 5. To give students an understanding of physical, economic, professional and business skills necessary for Interior Design practice. Objectives 1. To advance the Interior Design discipline through the research, work, and projects carried out at the school. To develop evocative and meaningful solutions focusing on the design of interior spaces, materials, decoration, furniture and fixtures in a variety of contexts and to focus on teaching a methodology of innovation. 2. To create an emphasis on design, which is responsive to people’s cultural, functional and aesthetic needs, and that has a beneficial impact on people’s lives by providing a strong foundation of cultural and design knowledge. To expand the competence of the interior designer to embrace the behavioural sciences and the understanding of cultural anthropology by assuming the role of the designer as social innovator. 3. To provide the application of knowledge and theory into practice through the creative and experiential learning of the studio, and the practical application of theory through materials, methods, technology and practice. 4. To adopt a design methodology and process of research, analysis, design, and presentation, with a strong emphasis on conceptual development, by emphasizing aspects of research, writing and design theory. 125
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