A Study on Instructional Methods Used in CAD Courses in Interior Architecture Education

Özge Gül

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Computer Aided Design (CAD) today plays an increasingly important role for interior architecture. 25 years ago, almost all interior architecture presentations are drawn on a paper with a pencil. Today CAD radically changes all these traditional drawing habits and it becomes an economical and technological requirement for interior architecture profession. In this study, the instructional methods used in CAD courses are analyzed according to “CIDA 2014 Student Learning Expectations” through student surveys. At the end of the study, it is evaluated which instructional methods are more beneficial to teach “Computer Aided Presentation and Image Manipulation Techniques” in Interior Architecture Education.

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2015The Fundamentals of Interior Architecture

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