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Lecture Schedule

II year B.Sc. (H.Sc.) I semester 2016-17

Course No.: FRM 211 (1+2)

Course Teacher: Dr. Ritu Singhvi

Theory

Sr.

No

Topics Covered Dates

1. Elements of art and principles of design: their application in rural and

urban homes

14, 21, 28 July

2. Colour and its importance in interior decoration 4 Aug, 1 Sept.

3. Selection, care and maintenance of furniture and furnishings 8,15 Sept.

4. Wall, floor and window treatments 22 & 29 Sept.

5. Home lighting 6 Oct. &13

Oct.

6. Flower arrangements 20 Oct. & 11

Nov.

7. Pictures – selection, mounting and arrangement 18 Nov.

8. Accessories 19 & 20 Nov.

Practical

Sr.

No


1. Developments of motif and designs through art principles 6,8,13,15,20,22

July

2. Colour, obtaining standard colours, tints and shades 27,29 July and

3,5,10, August

3. Drawing of colour wheel and developing colour schemes 19,24,26,31

August.

4. Care and arrangements of furniture for different purpose 2,7,9,14,16

Sept

5. Window treatments 21,23,28,30

Sept.

6. Preparation and placements of accessories and furnishing item for

interior enrichment 5,7,14,19, Oct.

7. Floor decoration 21, 26 Oct, 9

Nov

8. Flower arrangements 11,16,18 Nov

Department of Family Resource Management

COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE, UDAIPUR Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur

Course Incharge : Dr Vandana Kaushik

Lecture schedule (2016-17)

FRM 111 MANAGEMENT OF FAMILY RESOURCES 3 (3+0)

S.No. Topics (Theory) Date

1. Definition, scope and significance of management 3

Meaning and definition management 6.07.16

Concept of management 2.07.16

Significance of management 3.07.16

2. Managerial functions of families. 3

Meaning and concept of family 13.07.16

Types of family 14.07.16

Managerial functions of family 16.07.16

3. Values: Definition, importance and classification, Characteristics. 4

Values- meaning and definition 120.07.16

Importance of values 21.07.16

Classification of values 23.07.16

Characteristics of values 27.07.16

4. Goals-Definition and characteristics, Types 3

Meaning and definition of goals 28.07.16

Characteristics of Goals 30.07.16

Types of goals 3.08.16

5. Standards-Definition and classification; criteria of selecting standards 3

Meaning and definition of standards 4.08.16

Classification of standards 6.08.16

Criteria of selecting standards 10.08.16

6. Resources-Definition and classification, Characteristics and increasing satisfaction, objectives and principles of use of resources 4

Meaning and definition of resources 11.08.16

Classification of resources 17.08.16

Characteristics and increasing satisfaction 20.08.16

Objectives and principles of use of resources 24.08.16

7. Communication- Definition and Process, classification, Barriers. 3

Meaning and definition of communication 27.08.16

Process of communication 31.08.16

Barriers of communication 1.09.16

8. Decision making process- Types of decisions, Steps in decision making, Factors affecting decision-making 4

Meaning and definition of Decision making 3.09.16

Types of decisions 7.09.16

Steps in decision making 8.09.16

Factors affecting decision-making 14.09.16

9. Management process- definition, Planning- importance, types,

characteristics, techniques, organizing; Controlling- definition, phases, factors; Evaluation 4

Definition and concept of Management process 15.09.16

Planning- importance, types and characteristics, techniques and

organizing

17.09.16

Controlling- definition, phases, factors 21.09.16

Evaluation- definition and types 22.09.16

10. Systems approach to Management 3 24.09.16 28.09.16 29.09.16

11. Management process applied to time: Philosophy of time, Tools of time management, Process of time management 4

Philosophy of time 1.10.16

Management process and time 5.10.16

Tools of time management 6.10.16

Process of time management 13.10.16

12. Management process applied to energy: Concept, Fatigue, Measures to relieve fatigue, Process of energy management; Effective use of body 4

Concept of energy management 15.10.16

Fatigue, Measures to relieve fatigue, 19.10.16

Process of energy management; 20.10.16

Effective use of body 22.10.16

13. Work simplification: Concept, Techniques, Classes of change 3

Meaning and concept of work simplification 26.10.16

Techniques and methods of work study 9.11.16

Classes of change 10.11.16

14. Management process applied to money 3

Meaning and concept of money management 16.11.16

Process of money management 17.11.16

Factors affecting money management 19.11.16


Course Incharge: Dr Neeta Lodha


FRM 312 INDOOR PLANTS AND FLOWER ARRANGRMENT

3(1+2)

Theory:

S.No Topics Lectures Date

1. An introduction to flowers and foliage forms 2 12, 26 July

2. Arrangements of flowers 2 2, 9 Aug.

3. Tools and materials required for flower arrangements 1 16 Aug.

4. Elements of floral art

Form, texture & line

2 23, 30 Aug.

Space & fragrance

Flower physiology

5. Principles of floral art

Composition, harmony, unity, focal point

Rhythm, balance, proportion, scale

2 6, 27 Sept.

6. Types of flower arrangement.

Line arrangement

Mass arrangement

Line cum mass arrangement

Miniature arrangement

Japanese – Ikebana

Any other

3 4, 18, 25 Oct.

7. Rules for flower arrangements

8. Background, placement and accessories of flower arrangements 2 9, 12 Nov.

9. Care and maintenance of flower arrangements 1 16 Nov.

10. Indoor plants and bonsai 1 19 Nov.

Total

16

Practical:

S. No. Topics

1. Identification of ornamental plants and their use: seasonal flowers 8, 11, 15 July

2. Identification, characteristics in respect of height, colour, life etc: storage of seeds and

bulbs; maintenance of lawns; indoor plants

19, 22, 25 July

3. Identification and maintenance of potted plants, pot arrangements; 29, 1, 5 Aug.

4. Bonsai; important species and maintenance; flower making from different materials 8, 12, 19, 22,

26, 29 Aug.

5. Flower arrangements; picking, conditioning and care of flowers and 2, 5, 9, 16

Sept.

6. Foliage selection 26, 30 Sept.

7. Preparation of plant material 3, 7 Oct.

8. Application of elements of arts and principles of design in, flower arrangements for

different areas

10, 14 Oct.

9. Making bouquets, garlands etc. 17, 22, 24 Oct.

10. Preservation of flowers and foliage 7, 11, 18, 19

Nov.

Total 32

References:

1. Barbara P.(1982) The word of flower arrangement. Optimum Books, London.

2. Elizabeth, G.(1985) Arranging Flowers and Plants. Marshall Cavendish Books Ltd., London.

3. Sarin rekha(1995). The Art of Flower arrangement. UBS Publications’ Distributions Ltd. New

Delhi.

Lecture Schedule

III year B.Sc. (H.Sc.) I semester 2016-17



Theory

Sr.

No


1. Introduction to various types of institutions: Private and public

institution, Hotel, Schools, Offices, Hospitals, Library, Others

Basic infrastructural requirements of institutions: Building,

Furniture, Furnishing, Equipment, Lighting fixtures, Others

8,15,16,22,23, 29,30

July

12,19, 20Aug.

2. Periodical and regular maintenance of hardware and software in

an institution: Regular maintenance, Periodical maintenance –

weekly, monthly, yearly, Annual maintenance contract,

Understanding the various AMC of different institutional hard

and soft wares.

26, 27 Aug

9, 16, 17 Sept.

3. Cleaning various materials: Cleaning agents, polishes and stain

removals: selection and use for different surfaces

Methods of cleaning and polishing of various surfaces: brass,

wood, glass, plastic, leather, stone, silver etc.

23, 24 Sept.

4. Selection care and maintenance of various equipments -

Brooms and brushes, moppers, sprayers, vacuum cleaners,

polishers, washing machines.

Water management

30 Sept.

7, 14 Oct

5. Quality of water: Potable water and water used for other purpose.

Various water treatment methods in institution. R.O. system,

water treatment, Plant, water softeners, waste water treatment.

15 17, 18, 21 Oct.

6. Waste management: Waste: Its type, characteristic and hazards,

Waste minimization, Waste treatment, Safe disposal, Conversion

of waste into wealth.

22, 28, 29 Oct.

5,11 Nov.

7. Pest control:

Types of common pest.

Effective methods to control pest

18, 19 , 20 Nov

Practical

Sr. Topics Covered Dates

No

1. Visit to small, medium and large scale institutions and observe the

various materials used in institutions.

11,12 July

2. Study the various maintenance procedures adopted in the institution for

hard wares and software’s.

18,19,25,26

July

3. Acquire skill in different maintenance activities with special reference to

type of institution.

8, 9, 16, 22

Aug.

4. Experience in handling various cleaning agents and equipments for

different material- metal, glass, wood, leather, paints, upholstery, floor

coverings, bathroom fittings and fixtures, furniture, lightings fixtures,

fan, A.C., refrigerators, AV aids.

23, 29, 30 Aug.

5. Gain knowledge and insight about cleaning of the following:

- Room cleaning and maintenance- daily, weekly and yearly.

- Office cleaning – maintenance.

- Library cleaning - maintenance

- Conference room cleaning and maintenance

- Hospital cleaning and maintenance.

5,6,19,20,26,27

Sept.

3 Oct.

6. Pest control treatments-

- Find out the various common pest controls available in the market.

Learn the effective methods of pest controls

4, 10, 17 Oct.

7. Hands on field experience in institutions adopting water and waste

management practices 18, 24,25 Oct.

8. Hands on field experience with professional resource person and

industries working and providing services to various institutions for their

maintenance.

7,8, 15 Nov.

9. Project work 16, 18, 19 Nov.

.

Lecture Schedule

III year B.Sc. (H.Sc.) I semester 2016-17


Course Teacher: Dr. Ritu Singhvi Practical

Sr.

No


1. Communication-introduction: Understanding communication ,

communication style

How to communicate and get noticed

How to impact at all levels within the organization

13,16 July

2. Developing the appropriate environment :Preparing the ground, putting

people at ease in initiating communication

Being aware of and removing communication barriers

20,23,27,30

July

3. Developing face-to-face confidence: using body language for impact,

using all senses, overcoming personal concerns and fears

Handling objections

3,6,10,17 Aug

4. Building high impact messages :the power of positive language

using past, present and future to build message structuring skills, using

metaphor,questioning skills

20,24,27,31

Aug

5. Gaining the confidence of others listening skills

Encouraging and responding to positive and negative feedback

Dealing constructively with negative or unresponsive individuals

Understanding the other person's position

7, 8, 14, 17, 21,

24 Sept.

6. From Impact to Actions: Creating positive outcomes, not losing sight of

the desired result, negotiating the first steps of your success

Continual reinforcement of the message

28Sept.

5, 15, 19Oct.

7. Written communication:

Art of writing letters

Writing reports

Preparing sales proposals

Analysis of success and failure in correspondence

22, 26, 29 Oct.

2 Nov.

8. Business Correspondence: Routine E-Mail messages and memos, getting

results through well-written e-mail messages, using e-mail safely and

effectively, kinds of internal messages

5,9, 16, 19 Nov.

.

Department of Family Resource Management COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE, UDAIPUR

Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur


Lecture schedule (2016-17) FRM 511 APPROACHES TO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3 (3+0) S.No Topics (Theory) Cr Hrs Dates

UNIT I

Significance and Scope of Resource Management: The evolving discipline of management:

Classical Approach; 3 25.07.16,26.07.16, 28.07.16

Behavioural Approach 3 1.08.16, 2.08.16, 4.08.16

Systems Approach 3 8.08.16, 9.08.16, 11.08.16

Scientific Management 3 16.08.16, 22.08.16,

23.08.16

UNIT II

Managerial Decision Making

Techniques 2 29.08.16, 30.08.16

Creativity; Rationality 1 1.09.16

Risk and Certainty 1 5.09.16

Theories and Concepts in Resource Management.

3 6.09.16,8.09.16,13.09.16

UNIT III

Management process:

Planning – Types 3 15.09.16,19.09.16,20.09.16

Dimensions of planning in a systems perspective 3 22.09.16,26.09.16,27.09.16

Factors affecting planning 2 29.9.16, 3.10.16

Implementation- Controlling, Checking and Adjusting

2 4.10.16, 6.10.16

Evaluation-Evaluation of Resource- Use and Feedback.

2 10.10.16, 13.10.16

UNIT IV

Leadership- Importance and Characteristics 3 17.10.16,18.10.16, 20.10.16

Motivation– importance, theories approaches, elements of sound motivation

3 24.10.16, 25.10.16, 27.10.16

Organisation 3 7.11.16, 8.11.16, 10.11.16,

Supervision 2 15.11.16, 17.11.16 ,

Communication 3 21.11.16, 22.11.16, 24.11.16,

Total 45

Lecture Schedule

M.Sc. Previous I semester 2016-17



Theory

Sr.

No


1. Effect of interior design and decoration on family well being with

particular reference to special needs - Functional and aesthetic

considerations in use of elements and principles of design

26, 28 July

2,4, 9,11, 16Aug.

2. Advances in design process of residential and commercial

interiors

23, 30, 31 Aug.

1,6,8,9 Sept.

3. Trends in decoration treatments for interiors and interior

backgrounds from past to present: furniture, furnishings, lighting,

fittings and fixtures, surface materials, finishes

15,20,22,27,29 Sept.

4,6,13 Oct.

4. Changing trends in thermal, acoustics and safety mechanisms.

Solutions for problem areas in residential and commercial 18, 20, 25 Oct.

8,10,15,17,18 Nov.

building interiors

Practical

Sr.

No


1. Critical analysis of interiors of a selected residential and non-residential

buildings and suggested improvements 29 July

5,12,19 Aug.

2. Visits to building design institutes, hotels, furniture and furnishing show

rooms and residential buildings to identify new trends 26 Aug

2,9,16,23 Sept.

3. Market survey of surface materials, finishes, fittings and fixtures 30 Sept.

7,14,21,28

Oct.

4. Detailed cost estimation of interior design and decoration elements 4,11,18 Nov


MaharanaPratapUniversity of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur

Course Incharge :DrHemuRathore


FRM 531 WORK AND WORKSTATION DESIGN 3(1+2)

S.No. Topics (Theory) Cr

Hrs Dates

15. Unit- I

Work, worker workplace interrelationship – Meaning & components of work

1 7 July 2016

Work analysis using different techniques 1 18 July 2016

Components of worker input – Body Mechanics 1 25 July 2016

16. Unit -II

Functional design: concept – design and arrangement of different work centers

2 1,8 Aug 2016

17. Unit –III

Procedures for studying workplace design 2 22,29 Aug 2016

Formal and informal techniques 1

Workplace design for different postures 2

18. Unit –IV

Ergonomic factors in design and selection of household goods–displays and controls

2

Functional designing of workplace and equipment 2

Hazards of ill-designed workstations 2

Total 16

Topics (Practical)

1. Determining the space relationships as per workers’ anthropometry,

posture and movement at selected workstations

4 11,12,13, July 2016, 20 July 2016

2. Measuring and recording the anthropometric measurements of

worker and dimensions of equipment / furniture used in the unit

workspace

4 26, 27, July 2016 2,3 Aug. 2016

3. Measurement of work costs in terms of physiological indices 4 8,9,16,23,Aug. 2016

4. - Preparing floor and perspective plans of a unit work space 4 30,31,Aug. 2016

5. Selecting and analyzing a work station in relation to design features,

space relationships, dimensions of equipment and furniture,

environment control methods and developing 2D and 3D workplace

design

8

6. Evaluation of existing workstation in a residential and commercial

setup and suggesting an ergonomic design layout

8

Total 32




Lecture schedule (2016-17) FRM 532 CONSUMER GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 3 (1+2) S.No Topics (Theory) Cr Hrs Dates

UNIT I

Consumer Education

Rights and Responsibilities of consumer 2 13.07.16, 20.07.16,

Consumer Cooperatives 1 27.07.16

Consumer Organisations 2 3.08.16,10.08.16

UNIT II Significance of consumer guidance and counseling. 1 17.08.16

Consumer protection :measures legal and non-legal 2 24.08.16, 31.08.16

UNIT III

Consumer Protection Act, 1986 1 7.09.16

Consumer Legislations 2 14.09.16, 21.09.16

UNIT IV Consumer Redressal mechanism. 2 28.09.16, 5.10.16

Consumer Protection Councils. 2 19.10.16,

Total 15

Practical

S N Topics (Theory) Cr Hrs

Dates

1. Visits to local consumer redressal fora. 4 8th , 15th , 16th and 22nd July’ 16,

2. Study of the structure and functioning of consumer

redressal fora 4 29th , 30th July

and 5th , 6th Aug, 2016

3. Understanding the procedures for filing a consumer

complaint

5 12th, 19th, 20th 26th Aug and 2nd Sep ’ 16

4. Study of the proceedings of consumer court 5 9th, 16th, 17th, 23rd , 24th Sep ’16

5. Visit to local consumer organizations 4 30th Sep and 7th, 14th , 15th Oct’16

6. Study of the procedures in consumer counseling and

guidance centre

4

7. Mock sessions in handling consumer

complaints

4

Total 30




Lecture schedule (2016-17) FRM 611 ADVANCES IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3 (3+0) S.No Topics (Theory)

Cr Hrs Dates

UNIT I

Advances in discipline of resource management

Classical Approach 3 15.07.16,18.07.16, 19.07.16

Behavioural Approach 3 22.07.16,25.07.16, 26.07.16 , 4.08.16

Systems Approach 3 29.07.16, 1.08.16, 2.08.16

Scientific Management 3 5.08.16, 8.08.16, 9.08.16

UNIT II

Managerial Decision Making

Techniques; 3 12.08.16, 16.08.16, 19.08.16,

Creativity; 3 22.08.16 23.08.16, 26.08.16

Rationality and Risk and Certainty 3 29.08.16 30.08.16 2.09.16

Theories and Concepts in Resource Management 3 5.09.16, 6.09.16,9.09.16,13.09.16

UNIT III

Management process;

Planning – Types and Dimensions; 3 16.09.16,19.09.16,20.09.16

planning in a systems perspective, 3 23.09.16,26.09.16,27.09.16

Factors affecting planning; 3 30.9.16, 3.10.164.10.16,

Implementation- Controlling, Checking and Adjusting.

3 7.10.16, 10.10.16,14.10.16

UNIT IV

Evaluation-

evaluation of resource–use and feed back 3 17.10.16,18.10.16, 21.10.16

motivation– importance, theories approaches 3 24.10.16, 25.10.16, 7.11.16

elements of sound motivation 3 8.11.16, 11.11.16, 15.11.16

Leadership–Importance, theories, styles.

Total 45


Course Incharge: Dr Neeta Lodha


FRM-613 FAMILY DYNAMICS AND WOMEN POWER 3(2+1)

Theory

S.No Topics Lectures Dates

1. UNIT I

-Role analysis of Indian home makers from ancient time to

modern time.

3

21, 25, 28

July

-Impact of change in the role of women on the family system. 2

1, 4 Aug.

2. UNIT II

Family dynamics:

-Theoretical and conceptual framework to study family

dynamics,

-Human rights,

-Institutional norms of family structure,

-Family ecology and

-Family life development programmes

-Economic and psychological cost of gainful employment of

women in the family.

2

2

2

2

2

2

8, 11 Aug.

22, 29 Aug.

1, 5 Sept.

8, 15 Sept.

19, 22 Sept.

26, 29 Sept.

3. UNIT III

-Stress in the family characteristics, category, consequences

and need for stress management. -Family and social support

systems for facilitating women’s work participation in

categories of labour- family labour, hired labour.

3

3

3, 6, 10 Oct.

13, 17, 20

Oct.

4. UNIT IV

-Need for wage policy and relationship between wages and

employment, gender discrimination in wages.

-Women and law of inheritance and ownership of land.

-Women in occupational sectors.

- Occupational hazards of women at work.

3

2

2

2

22, 24, 27

Oct.

7, 10, Nov.

12, 15 Nov.

17, 19 Nov.

Total 32

Practical

S.

No

Topics Practicals

1. Critical review of research studies in India and in developing

countries on the role analysis of women.

3 20, 27 July, 3

Aug

2. Analysis of aspects of family dynamics in stages of family life. 2 10, 17 Aug

3. Case studies on management in families with special needs

such as families with aged and handicapped people.

3 25, 31 Aug, 7

Sept.

4.. Coping strategies followed by families in stress management:

through case studies.

3 14, 28 Sept.,

5 Oct.

5. Visit to stress management centers/ counseling centers: report

writing.

2 19, 26 Oct.

6. Field study on gender disparity for paid and unpaid activities

3 2, 9, 16 Nov.

Total 16


COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE, UDAIPUR




HSC 600 RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2+1 S N Topics (Theory)

Cr Hrs

Dates

1. Importance of research in Home Science Research Management-Concept, process, elements and characteristics;

2 14.07.16, 19.07.16

2. Research methodologies for field and laboratory studies- problem selection, research designs, sampling, data collection,

2 21.07.16, 26.07.16

3. Statistical methods - their uses and limitations 2 28.07.16, 2.08.16

4. Criteria for selecting research project 1 4.08.16

5. Planning project proposal- statement of problem and its justification and implication.

2 9.08.16,11.08.16

6. Technical plan of work, time estimation and scheduling, preparing project work flow, resource requirement- human, material and others, cost estimation and budget

2 16.08.16, 23.08.16

7. Project review techniques; project estimation and evaluation

2 30.08.16,1.09.16

8. Reporting results of research; 1 06.09.16

9. Holistic and interdisciplinary approach to research management

1 8.09.16

10. Data processing- collection, statistical analysis, interpretation of results and drawing generalizations

2 13.09.16, 15.09.16

11. Funding agencies for research project- different national and international agencies

1 20.09.16

12. Guidelines for preparing the proposal 1 22.09.16

13. Project appraisal techniques and SWOT analysis 2 27.09.16, 29.09.16

14. conflicts- concept, process and types; managing conflicts, 2 04.10.16,06.10.16

15. Resource smoothing in research project 2 13.10.16,18.10.16

16. Factors influencing research efficiency 2 20.10.16,25.10.16,

17. Monitoring and control of research project- concept and techniques

2 8.11.16, 10.11.16

18. Scientific research communication- writing research paper, popular articles and technical report

1 15.11.16

Total 30


MaharanaPratapUniversity of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur

Course Incharge :DrHemuRathore


FRM 531 WORK AND WORKSTATION DESIGN 3(1+2)

S.No. Topics (Theory) Cr

Hrs Dates

19. Unit- I

Work, worker workplace interrelationship – Meaning & components of work

1 7 July 2016

Work analysis using different techniques 1 18 July 2016

Components of worker input – Body Mechanics 1 25 July 2016

20. Unit -II

Functional design: concept – design and arrangement of different work centers

2 1,8 Aug 2016

21. Unit –III

Procedures for studying workplace design 2 22,29 Aug 2016

Formal and informal techniques 1 5.09.2016

Workplace design for different postures 2 6,7, 09.2016

22. Unit –IV

Ergonomic factors in design and selection of household goods–displays and controls

2 19,26, 09.2016

Functional designing of workplace and equipment 2 3,10, 10.2016

Hazards of ill-designed workstations 2 17, 24, 10.2016

Total 16

Topics (Practical)

7. Determining the space relationships as per workers’ anthropometry,

posture and movement at selected workstations

4 11,12,13, July 2016, 20 July 2016

8. Measuring and recording the anthropometric measurements of

worker and dimensions of equipment / furniture used in the unit

workspace

4 26, 27, July 2016 2,3 Aug. 2016

9. Measurement of work costs in terms of physiological indices 4 8,9,16,23,Aug. 2016

10. - Preparing floor and perspective plans of a unit work space 4 30,31,Aug. 2016

11. Selecting and analyzing a work station in relation to design features,

space relationships, dimensions of equipment and furniture,

environment control methods and developing 2D and 3D workplace

design

8 14,20,21,27,28, 09.20164,5,11, 10.2016

12. Evaluation of existing workstation in a residential and commercial

setup and suggesting an ergonomic design layout

8 12,18,19,25,26, 10.2016 7,8,9, 11,2016

Total 32

Lecture Schedule: Ms. Seema Dwivedi

FRM 311 FURNITURE DESIGN AND ARRANGEMENT 3(1+2) Theory:

S.No Topics Lectures Dates

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Furniture Need & importance Types of furniture

- upholstered furniture - built in furniture - unit furniture - molded furniture - folding furniture - multipurpose furniture - assembled furniture

Selection of furniture

Human anthropometry in furniture designing

Furniture style in different periods

Elements of art & principles of design with special reference to furniture.

Designing furniture for various activities – indoors/outdoors - Sitting - different types of sofa, chairs, stools - Lying - Various kinds of Beds. - Working - different types of tables, activity centers and desks - Storing - various kinds of shelves, drawers, cabinets

Designing furniture for

- Children - Adults - Elderly Persons - Handicapped

Materials used in furniture and its care & maintenance Furniture arrangements for various spaces - Residence & paying guest accommodation - Hotels & guesthouses - Workspace - offices, hospitals.

2 1 1 1 3 3 2 3

6,13 July.16 3 Aug.,16 10, Aug.,16 17, Aug.,16 18, 24, 31Aug., 16 7 Sept.,16 14,21,28 Sept. 16 5,19 Oct.,16 26, Oct. & 9,16 Nov., 16

Total 16

Practical:

S. No. Topics Practical Dates

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Learn to measure human anthropometry & its application in functional Designing of furniture for different age groups & handicapped. Visits of furniture show rooms, institutions, offices, residences to get the practical exposure. Designing different types of furniture keeping in mind comfort, safety, beauty, economy & maintenance for various activities & space through drawings, Auto CAD, 3D-Max and models. - Sitting Furniture - Lying Furniture - Working Furniture - Storing Furniture Visits to manufacturing units/workshops to learn the designing & manufacturing tools & techniques of furniture. Arrangement of furniture for various activities, occasions & spaces through: (a) Drawings (b) Templets ( c) Auto CAD & 3-D Max (d) Room/out door arrangements.

3 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 2

12, 14,19 July,16 21,26,28 July,16 02,04,09,11Aug.,16 16, 23,30Aug.,16 30 Aug.,1,6,8 Sept 20,22,27 Sept.,16 4,6,13, Oct.,16 18,20,25, Oct.,16 1,3 Nov., 16 8,10,Nov.,16 ,15, 17 Nov.,16

Total

32

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Department of Family Resource Management - mpuat.ac.in SCHEDULE... · Principles of floral art Composition, harmony, unity, focal ... Preparation of plant material 3, 7 ... (1985)