List of Credits for Graduation

Academic Year 2018, Four-Year Program, Department of Industrial Design, Product Design group

YearSemesterRequired
Elective		Course IDCourse NameCreditsHoursLevelNote
1 1 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 1 / 6 　
1 1 △ 1101006 All-Out Defense Education 0.0 1 1 / 2 　
1 1 △ 1400027 English in Practice 2.0 3 1 / 2 　
1 1 △ 1400098 First step to achieving the goals of universities 1.0 2 　 　
1 1 △ 1400100 Campus Custodial Services 0.0 1 　 　
1 1 △ 1404003 Chinese 2.0 2 1 / 2 　
1 1 △ 1419984 Core Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education：Nomocracy 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 ▲ 3801003 Design Drafting 2.0 3 　 　
1 1 ▲ 3801004 Introduction to Design 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 ▲ 3811005 Two-dimensional Design (P) 2.0 4 　 　
1 1 ▲ C300001 Design Practice 1.0 3 　 　
1 1 ▲ C300002 Design Presentation 1.0 2 　 　
1 1 ★ 1401033 Calculus 2.0 2 1 / 2 　
1 1 ★ 3801019 Creative Engineering 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 ★ 3801079 Photography 2.0 3 　 　
1 1 ★ 3821008 Advertisement and Package Design 2.0 2 　 　
1 1 ★ 3831007 Computer-Aided Visual Communication Design (Ι) 2.0 3 　 　
1 1 ★ 3841005 Introduction to Architecture 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 2 / 6 　
1 2 △ 1101006 All-Out Defense Education 0.0 1 2 / 2 　
1 2 △ 1400027 English in Practice 2.0 3 2 / 2 　
1 2 △ 1400099 Service Learning 0.0 1 　 　
1 2 △ 1404003 Chinese 2.0 2 2 / 2 　
1 2 △ 1419988 Core Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education：Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 △ 1419989 Core Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education：Aesthetics and Arts 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ▲ 3801078 Color Theory 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ▲ 3811007 History of Industrial Design 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ▲ 3811008 Three-dimensional Design (P) 2.0 4 　 　
1 2 ▲ 3811009 Design Drawing(P) 1.0 3 　 　
1 2 ▲ C300003 Fundamental Programming Design 2.0 3 　 　
1 2 ★ 1401033 Calculus 2.0 2 2 / 2 　
1 2 ★ 3801009 Perspective Drafting 2.0 3 　 　
1 2 ★ 3801080 Commercial Photography 2.0 3 　 　
1 2 ★ 3802013 Model Making 2.0 3 　 　
1 2 ★ 3804009 Visual Communication Design 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ★ 3831008 Computer-Aided Visual Communication Design (Π) 2.0 3 　 　
1 2 ★ 3834027 The Originality of Culture and Design 1.0 1 　 　
1 2 ★ 3841003 Introduction to Furniture and Interior Design 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ★ 3841004 German for Design and Experience 2.0 2 　 　
1 2 ★ 3850001 Autonomous Learning 1.0 2 　 　
2 1 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 3 / 6 　
2 1 △ 1419987 Core Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education：Society and Philosophy 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 △ 14E0001 Diversified English 2.0 3 1 / 2 　
2 1 ▲ 3804002 Marketing 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ▲ 3812001 Product Design 4.0 8 1 / 2 　
2 1 ▲ 3812002 Manufacturing Processes 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ▲ 3832008 Design Presentation Techniques (I) 1.0 3 　 　
2 1 ▲ 3833003 Design Methodology 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3801081 Color Planning 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3802024 German for Design(I) 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3802025 Japanese for Design(I) 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3802026 Design Trends 2.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3802028 Pottery Making(I) 1.0 3 　 　
2 1 ★ 3803088 Lectures on international design competition 1.0 2 　 　
2 1 ★ 3832012 Computer-Aided Product Design (Ι) 2.0 3 　 　
2 1 ★ 3832015 NURBS Modeling Design〈Ⅰ〉 2.0 3 　 　
2 1 ★ 3834021 Creative Models 1.0 1 　 　
2 1 ★ 3834032 Creative Design by Visual motion 2.0 3 　 　
2 1 ★ 3834040 Creativity & Patent 1.0 1 　 　
2 1 ★ 3845001 Internship (I) 2.0 40 　 　
2 2 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 4 / 6 　
2 2 △ 1419986 Core Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education：Nature 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 △ 14E0001 Diversified English 2.0 3 2 / 2 　
2 2 ▲ 3801010 Engineering Materials and Practice 2.0 3 　 　
2 2 ▲ 3812001 Product Design 4.0 8 2 / 2 　
2 2 ▲ 3832009 Design Presentation Techniques (II) 1.0 3 　 　
2 2 ★ 3802007 Product Analysis 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3802009 Design Philosophy 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3802029 Pottery Making(II) 1.0 3 　 　
2 2 ★ 3802030 N 2.0 3 　 　
2 2 ★ 3803080 German for Design(II) 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3803081 Japanese for Design(II) 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3803092 design competition （Ⅱ） 2.0 6 　 　
2 2 ★ 3803093 Design Psychology 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3803096 Advanced design competition 2.0 4 　 　
2 2 ★ 3811004 Digital Technology Principle 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3832013 Computer-Aided Product Design (Π) 2.0 3 　 　
2 2 ★ 3832016 NURBS Modeling Design（Ⅱ） 2.0 3 　 　
2 2 ★ 3832201 Construction Materials and Methods of Interior Design 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3833019 Marketing Research and Analysis 2.0 2 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834022 Inventive Models 1.0 1 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834023 Creator(II) --Creative Models of women 1.0 1 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834024 Creative Speaking-Industry Visits(II)-Female Enterprise Culture and Leadership Styles 1.0 1 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834026 The originality of life & culture 1.0 1 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834036 Product Develop Practice（P） 3.0 8 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834041 Product Develop Practice（Ⅲ） 2.0 4 　 　
2 2 ★ 3834043 Design competition （Ⅵ） 2.0 4 　 　
3 1 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 5 / 6 　
3 1 △ 1419991 Elective Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 △ 1419992 Elective Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ▲ 3803058 Design Technology 2.0 2 1 / 2 　
3 1 ▲ 3813002 Human Factors in Engineering (P) 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ▲ 3813003 Product Development 4.0 8 1 / 2 　
3 1 ★ 3802011 Tooling 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803018 Jewelry Design and Practice (I) 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803083 German for Design(Ⅲ) 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803085 N 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803089 design competition 2.0 6 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803090 design competition 1.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3803095 Product Develop Practice（Ⅰ） 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3804014 Consumer Behaviors 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ★ 3823101 Design and Development of Customization Products 3.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3824101 Product Design Professional Practice 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3832014 N 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3833024 Computer-aided modeling design (Ⅰ) 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3833025 Digital Rendering（Ⅰ） 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3834016 Practice Forum for Creative Design Planning (I) 2.0 2 　 　
3 1 ★ 3834020 Culture and Creative Industry 1.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3834029 Creative Design and e-Learning 2.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3834033 design competition （Ⅲ） 3.0 8 　 　
3 1 ★ 3843008 The theory and practice of 3D Printing 3.0 3 　 　
3 1 ★ 3845002 Internship (II) 2.0 40 　 　
3 2 △ 1001001 Physical Education 0.0 2 6 / 6 　
3 2 △ 1400029 Internship 2.0 40 　 　
3 2 △ 1419993 Elective Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ▲ 3803058 Design Technology 2.0 2 2 / 2 　
3 2 ▲ 3813003 Product Development 4.0 8 2 / 2 　
3 2 ▲ 3813004 Human Factors in Design (P) 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ▲ 3813005 Product Planning 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3803019 Jewelry Design and Practice (II) 2.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3803086 N 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3803087 Design Intern Practice (Ⅰ) 2.0 1 　 　
3 2 ★ 3803091 Summer Internship 2.0 40 　 　
3 2 ★ 3803094 Lectures on international design competition 1.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3832202 Interior Design and Construction actual analysis(一) 3.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3833026 Computer-aided modeling design (Ⅱ) 2.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3833027 Digital Rendering（Ⅱ） 2.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3833028 Design and Intellectual Property Rights 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3834017 Practice Forum of Creative Design Planning (II) 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3834035 design competition （Ⅴ） 2.0 5 　 　
3 2 ★ 3834044 Design Presentation Techniques (Ⅲ) 2.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3834046 Product Develop Practice（Ⅴ） 2.0 6 　 　
3 2 ★ 3843007 Practice of Computer-Aided Design 3.0 3 　 　
3 2 ★ 3844013 Innovation Lecture –Creative & Design thinking (IV) 1.0 1 　 　
3 2 ★ 3853022 My Plan for Business Startup 2.0 2 　 　
3 2 ★ 3853023 My Plan to Study Abroad 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 △ 1419995 Elective Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education 2.0 2 　 　
4 1 ▲ 3804006 Design Management 2.0 2 　 　
4 1 ▲ 3813001 Special Project (P) 4.0 8 1 / 2 　
4 1 ☆ 1004001 Physical Education 1.0 2 　 　
4 1 ★ 3804011 Advertisement Design 2.0 2 　 　
4 1 ★ 3804016 Value Engineering 2.0 2 　 　
4 1 ★ 3804019 Intellectual Property 2.0 2 　 　
4 1 ★ 3804020 Special Topics on Sustainable Design 1.0 2 　 　
4 1 ★ 3833010 Computer-Integrated-Design & -Manufacturing(I) 2.0 3 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834019 Reverse Engineering and Rapid prototyping Practice （一） 2.0 3 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834028 Engineering Materials and 2.0 3 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834031 Innovation and management 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834039 Product Develop Practice（Ⅱ） 2.0 3 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834048 Product Innovation Strategy and Planning 3.0 3 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834049 Pre-Employed Career Development 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 ★ 3834050 Innovation Lecture - product and service innovation Practice 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 ★ 3844010 Innovation Lecture –Creative & Design thinking 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 ★ 3844012 Innovation Lecture –Creative & Design thinking III 1.0 1 　 　
4 1 ★ 3845003 Internship (III) 9.0 40 　 　
4 1 ★ 3845005 Internship (V) 18.0 40 　 　
4 2 ▲ 3813001 Special Project (P) 4.0 8 2 / 2 　
4 2 ☆ 1004002 Physical Education 1.0 2 　 　
4 2 ★ 3803010 Industrial Law 2.0 2 　 　
4 2 ★ 3804010 Communication Theory 2.0 2 　 　
4 2 ★ 3804021 Special Topics on Teamwork and Ethics 1.0 2 　 　
4 2 ★ 3814011 Design Thinking _ Creative & Innovation Strategy 2.0 2 　 　
4 2 ★ 3833013 Computer-Integrated-Design &-Manufacturing(II) 2.0 3 　 　
4 2 ★ 3834025 Reverse Engineering and Rapid prototyping Practice （Ⅱ） 2.0 3 　 　
4 2 ★ 3834030 Creativity & Invention 3.0 3 　 　
4 2 ★ 3834042 Product Develop Practice（Ⅳ） 2.0 5 　 　
4 2 ★ 3834052 Innovation Lecture - product and service innovation Practice 1.0 1 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844004 User Experience Design ＆ Interdisciplinary Collaborate Innovation 3.0 3 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844005 Innovation Lecture - Creative and Innovation Thinking 1.0 1 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844007 The legal aid 101 for career life 1.0 1 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844008 Warm Up before Starter’s first job 1.0 1 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844009 Design Thinking 3.0 3 　 　
4 2 ★ 3844011 Innovation Lecture –Creative & Design thinking II 1.0 1 　 　
4 2 ★ 3845004 Internship (IV) 9.0 40 　 　

Note :
1.The minimum credits for graduation are 129 credits.
2.The minimum credits for graduation include: 1) the university common required credits: 33 credits; 2) the university major required credits: 63 credits; 3) the major elective credits: 33 credits ( The maximum credits for inter-dept. elective credits are 15 credits) .
3.For interdisciplinary study, major elective credits are at least 2 credits for inter-departmental course taking, 6 credits for inter-collegiate course taking before graduation. The same course cannot be taken twice no matter which department held by.
4.All undergraduate students are required to reach the minimum level of English proficiency or above as one of the necessary requirements for graduation. For more details on the relevant standards of English proficiency, please consult with the website of the Office of Academic Affairs, National Taipei University of Technology.
5.In order to ensure students gain the professional skills required by the department, they are granted during their academic years to take at most 12 credits and 11 credits for the major in Product Design and the major in Furniture and Interior Design respectively from the Elective Internship program (Internship Ⅰ-Ⅴ) as part of the graduation credits. (The requirement fits the one-third credits of optional professional credits needed in minimum graduation credits for each major.)
6.“Teaching of Technical Fundamentals”-“Fundamental Experiment Courses”include: Two-dimensional Design (P) (semester 1 of the 1st year), Design Practice (semester 1 of the 1st year), Three-dimensional Design (P) (semester 2 of the 1st year), Product Design (semester 1 & 2 of the 2nd year), Product Development (semester 1 & 2 of the 3rd year). These 7 courses in total (M), equal to the minimum number of courses (N), are the required courses of this program. Students should pass these courses for graduation.
7.5 core curriculum of Liberal Arts Education curriculum：Aesthetics & Arts, Democracy, Society & Philosophy, Nature, and Innovation & Entrepreneurship. The must-select course of Elective Curriculum of Liberal Arts Education: The dimension of “Aesthetics & Arts”- History of Western Art.
8.Students from foreign countries, Hong Kong, and Macao, whose graduating schools are comparable in level and nature to Taiwan’s senior high schools and whose graduating year is equivalent to the 2nd grade of Taiwan’s senior high schools, are considered as having a level of education adequate for registering for the entrance examination for the various 4-year bachelor programs in Taiwan’s universities. Suchlike undergraduate students, when admitted to National Taipei University of Technology’s Bachelor programs, are required to earn extra 12 credit units from the elective courses defined in their respective departments’ curriculum tables.
9.This curriculum applies to new students of Academic Year 2018.