SCAD Industrial Design

do u find expensive study at scad? how bout financial aiid? does it help??

I think there are different types of industrial design, the more technical part and the aesthetical part... its a very open career , u can work in any field, furniture, high tech, mechanical ingeneering, clothes making, even interior architecture. u will learn about form, manufacturing processes, art, connotation of the product, functionality... etc.. i think its too open some times u dont know where to run.. heheh

i am doing my masters in mechanical engineering and can work on pro E, catia, solidworks and autocad tooo"( modelling and drafting mostly)
is there a certificate course in industrial drawing??? i am good at drawing too, can
say with confidence tht i can draw 2d pictures...and am good at the perspectives too...can ny1 suggest me where i had go for the courses....1 or 2yr courses would help,i cant afford the 4 yrs bachelors...

"not in school yet..." if your thinking design DON"T! I graduated from a design school (not this one) but other for Industrial D. and the job market is TERRIABLE in the US for this profession save yourself from the headache. Go into something more "main stream". want to be happy, steady and have money. Do something with accounting or health.. Engineering and industrial is DEAD in US>

ever heard of NASAD?

It does. It's accredited by "Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools", which in turn is supported by CHEA, which is a private National accreditation institution.

hate the song -_-

I love you jcowle86 and I love studding I.D., I UNDERSTAND YOU

well thank you:) Yeah I love it to.. im in my 4th year (thesis year).. i cant wait to be done and start out in my career!!