IDES 332 - Design Semantics Seminar

This seminar addresses design as a languaging process of social interaction. Semantic principles and design vocabulary are introduced through lectures, weekly readings, discussions, and exercises. Students work on individual as well as team-based projects to increase their competence in translating these ideas, concepts, and principles into design practices, applying replicable design methods towards proposing particular products whose meanings matter and whose use is dominated by facets of human understanding. Formerly ID 327

Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisites: IDES 202 IDES 222 IDES 231 Open to Industrial Design majors only.

Credits: 3 cr, 3 hrs