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• When do courses begin?

  Courses are set to begin September 21, 2026.

• What will I get upon completion of this course?

  Upon completion of this program, you'll be given a certificate of completion. This certificate represents your completion of the course under the instruction of working industry leaders, and holds the merit that you've understood and mastered all elements of the course content.

• What should I expect from an Offsite intermediate course?

  For all intermediate Offsite courses, we expect students to already have a basic understanding of industrial design, including form, taste, and aesthetics. These courses are meant to help you grow and push your skills further, but having a solid foundation will help you get the most out of the course and keep up with the projects.
  
  You should also be comfortable with the basics of at least one 3D modeling program, as well as KeyShot or a similar rendering tool. Basic sketching skills are also important, since instructors may expect you to use these tools throughout projects without spending a lot of time covering the fundamentals.
  
  If you feel like you’re not quite there yet, we encourage you to build up those foundational skills before applying to one of our intermediate courses. This isn’t meant to discourage you—we just want to make sure you’re set up to succeed and get as much as possible out of the experience.

• Why is this all online?

  Offsite wants to offer course content that can be accessible to all at an affordable price. Due to our remote learning situation, we've cut out all fees bound to location-based learning. This allows you to live in your day-to-day without breaking the bank while still accessing quality design education.

• What time will Offsite take place?

  Offsite will be held within US time zones only. Recorded content will be readily available, and instructors will coordinate with students on review sessions.

• What materials will I need?
  • Laptop (MacBook or PC)
  • Software (Fusion 360)
  • Digital Tablet (iPad or Wacom Cintiq)
  • Access to presentation software (Keynote, PowerPoint, or Google Slides)
  • Access to a good internet connection
  • Making sure you don't have audio issues
  • Access to a Google email account

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