DES 298 - Human Centered Design

Part hands-on design studio, part seminar, this fast-paced course introduces participants to human-centered design principles and practices. Students will investigate a current topic, conduct basic research and design responses using methods from professional digital information, product and service design practice. Readings, discussions and design prompts include considerations of ethical, cultural, emotional, social and physical human factors that are part of the landscape designers work in today.

Credits 4

Notes
From time to time, departments design a new course to be offered either on a one-time basis or an experimental basis before deciding whether to make it a regular part of the curriculum. First offered Fall 2024.

Area
Humanities

Division
Arts and Humanities

Compass Attributes
Creative Arts