The Graduate Studio I, II, III and IV courses are,designed to address projects of increasing,complexity and progressively strengthen your,problem-solving skills in Interaction Design.,Students will solve a particular design problem,that is rooted in a business context, requiring a,substantive research phase, a concept development,phase followed by refinement and execution,phases. Research methodologies and business,objectives students learned in the Business,Practices and Contextual Design Research courses,will be applied to develop and evaluate your,solutions. These courses are structured to,simulate the professional studio environment with,formally scheduled milestones and defined,deliverables and will be reviewed by both faculty,and industry professionals through formal,presentations.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: IXD 701