Gyanendra Yadav

Years of Experience in 3D Studio Max Training

4

Years of Experience in Interior Designing classes

4

Teaching Experience in detail in Interior Designing classes

Revit architecture, 3ds max , autocad , google sketchup, stadd pro,photoshop,twin motion rendering and v-ray rendering Course design and curriculum development: Introduction to interior design: an overview of the profession, including history, key principles, and essential skills. Design fundamentals: basic concepts such as color theory, spatial arrangement, and ergonomics. Technical skills: teaching software like autocad, sketchup, or revit for creating floor plans and 3d models. Materials and finishes: detailed study of various materials, their properties, and applications in interior design. Lighting design: understanding different types of lighting and how to create effective lighting plans. Project management: basics of budgeting, scheduling, and client communication. Sustainability: integrating eco-friendly practices and materials into design projects. Teaching methods: Lectures and seminars: providing theoretical knowledge and insights into design principles and industry trends. Workshops and hands-on exercises: practical sessions where students apply concepts through mock projects or case studies. Studio work: supervised design projects where students create and develop their own designs from concept to presentation. Critiques and feedback: regular reviews of student work to provide constructive criticism and guidance. Guest lectures: inviting industry professionals to offer real-world perspectives and insights. Assessment and evaluation: Projects and portfolios: assessing students through completed design projects, including conceptual sketches, floor plans, and final presentations. Exams and quizzes: testing knowledge of design principles, materials, and software. Participation: evaluating engagement and contribution during discussions, critiques, and workshops. Industry connections: Field trips: organizing visits to design firms, showrooms, or completed projects to expose students to practical applications. Internships: facilitating opportunities for students to gain real-world experience through internships or collaborative projects with industry partners. Technology integration: Design software training: providing instruction on the latest tools and technologies used in the field. Virtual simulations: using virtual reality or augmented reality to help students visualize and interact with design spaces.

Years of Experience in Adobe Photoshop Training classes

4

Teaching Experience in detail in Adobe Photoshop Training classes

Revit architecture, 3ds max , autocad , google sketchup, stadd pro,photoshop,twin motion rendering and v-ray rendering Course design and curriculum development: Introduction to interior design: an overview of the profession, including history, key principles, and essential skills. Design fundamentals: basic concepts such as color theory, spatial arrangement, and ergonomics. Technical skills: teaching software like autocad, sketchup, or revit for creating floor plans and 3d models. Materials and finishes: detailed study of various materials, their properties, and applications in interior design. Lighting design: understanding different types of lighting and how to create effective lighting plans. Project management: basics of budgeting, scheduling, and client communication. Sustainability: integrating eco-friendly practices and materials into design projects. Teaching methods: Lectures and seminars: providing theoretical knowledge and insights into design principles and industry trends. Workshops and hands-on exercises: practical sessions where students apply concepts through mock projects or case studies. Studio work: supervised design projects where students create and develop their own designs from concept to presentation. Critiques and feedback: regular reviews of student work to provide constructive criticism and guidance. Guest lectures: inviting industry professionals to offer real-world perspectives and insights. Assessment and evaluation: Projects and portfolios: assessing students through completed design projects, including conceptual sketches, floor plans, and final presentations. Exams and quizzes: testing knowledge of design principles, materials, and software. Participation: evaluating engagement and contribution during discussions, critiques, and workshops. Industry connections: Field trips: organizing visits to design firms, showrooms, or completed projects to expose students to practical applications. Internships: facilitating opportunities for students to gain real-world experience through internships or collaborative projects with industry partners. Technology integration: Design software training: providing instruction on the latest tools and technologies used in the field. Virtual simulations: using virtual reality or augmented reality to help students visualize and interact with design spaces.

Years of Experience in Revit Architecture Training

4

Years of Experience in Autocad classes

4

Years of Experience in Google SketchUp Training

4