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Vision : To create the next generation industrial designers and innovators who can provide innovative design solutions to the complex challenges faced by the industry and society. 

Mission : 
1) To perform research and to provide contemporary education in the field of industrial design for creating useful and innovative products, systems and related services.
 2)To create innovative and thoughtful technologies with sufficient knowledge of art, culture and technology. 
3) To provide different sections of the society with creative entrepreneurs and leading industrial designers having a strong technological background with contemporary knowledge of manufacturing.   

Program Educational Objectives : 
1)To provide education and to develop leadership qualities required for industries by nurturing multiple skills.
 2) To educate the students with engineering knowledge, innovation associated with designing and development of industrial products effectively. 
3)To grow in the development of skills, knowledge and dispositions that enable graduates to immediately function as entry-level professional industrial designers. 4)To prepare graduates to design, develop, implement and improve integrated systems or products that include people, materials, information, equipment and energy using appropriate analytical, computational and experimental practices.
 5)To nurture new thoughts, philosophies and research into several aspects of design/design related fields
 6) To provide education and to develop leadership qualities required for industries by nurturing multiple skills. 
7) To educate the students with engineering knowledge, innovation associated with designing and development of industrial products effectively.
 8) To grow in the development of skills, knowledge and dispositions that enable graduates to immediately function as entry-level professional industrial designers. 9) To prepare graduates to design, develop, implement and improve integrated systems or products that include people, materials, information, equipment and energy using appropriate analytical, computational and experimental practices.
10) To nurture new thoughts, philosophies and research into several aspects of design/design related fields

 Program Outcome : 
1) Design a component, system or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability and sustainability.
2) Independently develop design strategies, refine, detail and communicate design proposals. 
3) Interpret, represent and respond to the socio-economic and cultural contexts of industrial design and the ethical responsibilities of the professional designer. 
4) Resolve and communicate technical and manufacturing facets of industrial design projects using the conventions of the discipline.
5) Contextualize, generate and apply aesthetic aspects of industrial design.
6)Recognize and contribute to professional practice relevant to industrial design and develop an ability to engage in lifelong learning. 
7) Function in multidisciplinary teams and to communicate effectively.  

 Process for defining the Vision and Mission of the Department and PEO of the program : 
1) Conduction of interactive practical oriented lessons for each of the courses 
2) Incorporating course projects in most of the courses
 3) Dedicated industrial design projects in last 04 semesters 
4)Create a truly multicultural community and promote cultural bonding and teamwork among all. 
5)Conduction of short term courses / workshops on design oriented themes 
6)Industrial visits, collaborative industrial projects
 7)Students participation in sponsored design projects, patents, etc. 
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