Designer Course

The designer is whoever makes a technical project; in particular, those who prepare projects by profession, especially industrial ones: design engineers. In the architectural-construction field, the competent professionals in design are: the engineer, the architect, the agronomist, the geologist, the surveyor and the industrial expert; in the field of social planning the professionals are the anthropologist, the economist, the sociologist and the agronomist. There is not a single design, but as many types of designs as there are fields of human knowledge: in fact, by design we also mean the profession of those who apply one or more methodologies for presenting design proposals such as those of the Logical Framework, of the Work Packages, of the Theories of change. The designer draws up a project and defines what will be built and how it will be built. To achieve this goal, the designer must have an in-depth knowledge of materials, assembly techniques, technical standards and laws that insist on the subject in which he intends to operate. The designers who practice the profession must be qualified with their own training process and a final exam. The exam entitles the holder to enrollment in a college or order which in turn will issue a stamp and a matriculation number. All the projects that will be drawn up by the designers at this point will be stamped and signed. The stamp and the signature have two main functions: the responsibility for what has been designed and the moral authorship of the choices made in the design.