The first semester focuses on building a strong foundation in graphic design and visual communication. Graphic design is a powerful medium used to communicate ideas, messages, and information through visual elements such as images, typography, color, and layout.

Students learn the basic principles of design composition, color theory, typography, branding concepts, and layout design. The course helps students understand how design is used in advertising, branding, marketing campaigns, social media, and digital communication.

Through practical assignments and guided projects, students create logos, posters, brochures, advertisements, banners, and social media graphics. This semester helps students develop creativity, visual thinking, and professional design workflow skills required in the creative industry.

Through practical assignments and industry-oriented training, students learn how to create professional designs that effectively communicate ideas and messages.

SOFTWARE COVERED:

• CorelDRAW
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator

(Apart from the listed software, students may be trained on additional tools as per industry requirements.)

The second semester focuses on video editing and post-production techniques used in films, digital media, advertising, and online content creation.

Students learn how to convert raw footage into engaging video content using cutting techniques, timeline editing, transitions, sound design, color correction, and visual storytelling methods.

The course also introduces students to content structure, storytelling flow, and editing techniques used in promotional videos, advertisements, documentaries, and social media content.

Through practical projects, students create short films, YouTube videos, promotional content, and advertising clips, helping them understand professional editing workflows used in media production.

SOFTWARE COVERED:

• Adobe Premiere Pro
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe After Effects

(Additional tools may be introduced as per industry requirements.)

The third semester introduces students to the world of 3D animation and digital modeling. This course focuses on the techniques used to create animated characters, objects, and environments used in films, games, and advertisements.

Students learn the fundamentals of 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, camera setup, rigging, and animation principles. They also understand how animated scenes are created and rendered in professional animation studios.

Through hands-on practice and guided assignments, students create 3D models, animated objects, and small animation sequences. This semester helps students develop technical skills and creative visualization required in the animation industry..

SOFTWARE COVERED:

• Autodesk Maya
• 3ds Max
• Blender

(Additional industry-relevant tools may be included during training.)

The fourth semester focuses on Interior Design, which involves planning, designing, and organizing interior spaces to make them both functional and aesthetically appealing. Interior design plays an important role in creating comfortable and efficient environments for homes, offices, and commercial establishments.

In this semester, students learn the fundamentals of space planning, furniture layout, color combinations, lighting concepts, materials, textures, and interior presentation techniques. They also understand how different design elements work together to create visually balanced and practical interior spaces.

The course introduces students to architectural drawing basics, floor planning, site measurements, cost estimation, and project visualization techniques. Students also learn how to prepare professional design presentations and layout plans for clients.

Special emphasis is given to designing both Residential and Commercial Interior Projects. Students are trained to design residential spaces such as homes, bedrooms, kitchens, and living areas, as well as commercial spaces such as offices, showrooms, retail stores, cafes, and workspaces.

Through practical assignments and guided projects, students develop the ability to convert ideas into detailed interior layouts and realistic 3D visualizations, combining creativity with technical accuracy and professional planning.

SOFTWARE COVERED:

• AutoCAD
• SketchUp
• V-Ray
• Lumion

(Additional tools may be introduced based on industry trends.)

The fifth semester focuses on Visual Effects (VFX), which are widely used in films, television, advertising, gaming, and digital media production.

Students learn advanced techniques such as compositing, motion tracking, green screen keying, CGI integration, digital environment creation, and visual simulations.

The course helps students understand how live-action footage is combined with computer-generated elements to create cinematic and realistic visual effects.

Through project-based learning, students work on VFX shots, digital scenes, and visual simulations, helping them understand the professional workflow used in VFX studios.

SOFTWARE COVERED:

• Silhouette
• Nuke
• Mocha Pro
• 3D Equalizer
• PFTrack
• Houdini

(Additional software training may be provided as per industry needs.)

The final semester focuses on industry-level project development and professional portfolio creation.

Students work on practical projects based on their area of specialization such as graphic design, animation, video production, VFX, or interior design.

Under mentor guidance, students develop projects from concept development to final execution, following professional industry workflows.

Under mentor guidance, students develop projects from concept development to final execution, following professional industry workflows.This semester also focuses on preparing a strong professional portfolio and showreel, which helps students present their work effectively to companies, studios, and potential clients.

By the end of the program, students graduate with practical experience, creative skills, and a professional portfolio, making them ready for jobs, internships, freelancing opportunities, or higher education in media and design fields.