Course Overview
Learn to plan, draft, model and present interior spaces — from 2D drawings to photo-real 3D renders and walkthroughs.
The program covers Photoshop, SketchUp Pro, AutoCAD, 3ds Max with V-Ray, and Revit.
What You'll Learn
- 2D drafting, dimensions and annotation in AutoCAD
- 3D modeling with SketchUp Pro and its warehouse models
- Materials, lighting, cameras and rendering in 3ds Max with V-Ray
- Building components, site features and schedules in Revit
- Photo editing and presentation boards in Photoshop
- Rendering walkthroughs and exporting client presentations
Curriculum
- Getting to Know the Working Space
- Color Gradients & Corrections
- Masks & Channels
- Color Lookups / Gradients
- Working with Text & Shapes
- Working with Manipulations
- Flattening & Saving Files
- Import / Export / Rendering
- Introduction of SketchUp
- 3D Elements / Core Concepts
- 3D Modeling with Directions / Shapes
- Working with Attributes
- Working on Measurements & Tools
- Text / Lighting / Objects / Parameters
- Warehouse Working Models
- Import / Export / Rendering
- GUI of AutoCAD & Attributes
- Dimensions & Annotation
- Page Setup & 2D Tools
- Templates & Linking Software
- Isometric & External Reference
- Parameterization of Drawings
- Rendering & Exporting
- Material & Motion Animations
- Poly Modeling / Subdivision Surface
- Spline-Based Modeling
- UV Coordinates / Materials / Surfacing
- Animating 3D Objects
- Textures / Patterns / Colors
- Working with Solid Models
- Lighting and Cameras
- Import / Export / Rendering
- Basic Building Components
- Standard Views of Project
- Adding Site Features
- Adding Annotation & Dimensions
- Creating Project Details & Schedules
- Working with Materials & Sheets
- Rendering Walkthrough
- Import / Export / Rendering
Tools & Technologies
AutoCADSketchUp Pro3ds MaxV-RayRevitPhotoshop
Career Outcomes
Interior Designer
Design Draftsperson
3D Visualiser
Modular Design Consultant
Who This Course Is For
- Eligibility: 10th Pass / Appeared
- Creative people who love spaces, decor and planning
- Architecture and civil students adding interior skills
- Homemakers and career changers entering design
Course FAQs
No. It is studio-based — you produce real drawings and 3D visuals throughout, ending with a full portfolio project.
No, AutoCAD is taught from the basics as part of the course.
Yes. Many students take up freelance residential projects; the course covers client presentation and estimation basics.