1. Global Context: To have a global perspective and consider social, cultural, economic, and ecological contexts in all areas of work.
2. Collaboration: To have the ability to collaborate with disciplines that the field interacts with.
3. Business Practice and Professionalism: To understand the principles, processes, and responsibilities that define the value of the profession to society.
4. Human-Centered Design: To integrate physical, social, and cultural dimensions of the built environment, considering human experience and behavior in the design process through analysis.
5. Design Process: To creatively solve a design problem using all aspects of the design process.
6. Communication: To have the ability to express and present ideas and thoughts effectively through verbal, written, and visual means, including in English, throughout the design and implementation process.
7. History: To have knowledge of the history of the profession and make design decisions sensitive to cultural heritage and historical/natural environments.
8. Design Elements and Principles: To be proficient in adopting design elements and principles in design approaches.
9. Light and Color: To apply principles and theories related to light and color in terms of environmental impact and human comfort effectively.
10. Products and Materials: To have knowledge of production, assembly, and maintenance requirements of interior fixtures, materials, and accessories, and to gain the ability to make selections and applications based on aesthetic, ergonomic, safety, and cost criteria.
11. Environmental Systems and Human Comfort: To apply principles related to environmental impact and human comfort, including acoustics, thermal comfort, indoor air quality, plumbing systems, and waste management.
12. Construction/Building/Structure: To understand the relationship between interior construction and its connection to basic building construction and systems.
13. Regulations and Guidelines: To be proficient in applying laws, regulations, and standards related to professional practice, including sustainability, fire safety, construction, materials, accessibility, intellectual and industrial property rights, and incorporating them into the design process.
