Interaction Design

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Interaction Design is an advanced course that focuses on the design of interactive systems that might include digital, physical, social, and political factors. Students will gain a deeper understanding of design research methodologies, processes, and prototyping methods for using design to address "wicked problems." This class is primarily structured around assigned studio problems. Interdisciplinary majors are invited to join the class as a means to develop diverse problem-solving perspectives. Collaborative Innovation Minors may take this class to fulfill their capstone requirements. Students will divide their time between lecture, critique, demonstration, presentations and in-class work.