Undergraduate course requirements
Computing requirement Wellness requirement Electives Social sciences electives General and industrial design electives Modules
Students must complete CS 1315, CS 1321, or a computer programming course approved as satisfying the general education requirements in computer literacy.
Georgia tech requires students to complete HPS 1040, 1062, 1063, or 1064 to earn undergraduate degree.
Twelve credit hours of humanities courses are required. The required ENGL 1101, 1102, and COA 2241 and 2242 satisfy this requirement. Id 2202 does not count toward this requirement for industrial design majors.
Twelve credit hours of approved social sciences courses are required. To satisfy the state requirements regarding coursework in the history and constitutions of the United States and Georgia, students must complete one of the following courses: HIST 2111, HIST 2112, POL 1101, PUBP 3000, or INTA 1200. Any other nine credit hours of institute-approved social science courses will satisfy the remainder of this requirement.
Fourteen general elective hours are required. The general elective hours may include six hours of credit for ROTC courses. Those enrolling in ROTC must schedule appropriate ROTC courses in the freshman and sophomore years.
Students are encouraged to use general electives to fulfill one of several track elective options. Contact the industrial design program office for approved tracks. Only nine hours of electives taken on a pass/fail basis may be applied toward fulfilling requirements for the BSID degree. Nine industrial design elective hours are required
There are two types of industrial design electives: 3 credit hour electives and 1 credit hour electives also referred as id modules. Click here for the complete listing of current courses.