On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 10:06:06, Dave Jasper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the great information above. I live in NYC and I am
> interested in interaction design
fyi, Smart Experience in New York City will again host Dave Malouf's
6-week 'Interaction Design for Web Applications' course
I would just add that it is the Interactive Design and Game Design
program that does the online courses right now. the Interaction
design program at SCAD is a minor for a bachelor's degree in
industrial design.
Interactive != Interaction ... The former is a craft program about
learning tools for t
t: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Valuable courses for interaction Designers
Thanks for the great information above. I live in NYC and I am
interested in interaction design. I know there are some great full
time programs here (NYU, Parsons) but I cannot commit to full-time
studies. I was thinking of the onlin
Thanks for the great information above. I live in NYC and I am
interested in interaction design. I know there are some great full
time programs here (NYU, Parsons) but I cannot commit to full-time
studies. I was thinking of the online interaction design program at
SCAD. Does anyone have an opinion
List member Jon Kolko was a professor there and probably has some good
insight.
On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 10:29:27, Dave Jasper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone have an opinion about SCAD and/or the online interactive
> design MA there?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
>
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Does anyone have an opinion about SCAD and/or the online interactive
design MA there?
Thanks,
Dave
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Narrative and New Media
# Analyze traditional linear narrative multi-media construction
(primarily film and animation)
# Analyze multi-linear multi-media narrative aesthetics and
construction (graphic novels, comic strip, video-game, hypertext,
website, interactive video, interactive installation)
This .pdf of a paper:
Lessons from Bauhaus, Ulm and NID: Role of Basic Design in PG
Education
M P Ranjan
Faculty of Design
National Institute of Design
Paper submitted for the DETM Conference at the National Institute of
Design,
Ahmedabad in March 2005.
http://homepage.mac.com/ranjanmp/.Public/Ba
> what academic courses have proven to be the most valuable in providing you
> with the conceptual and practical skills to succeed at your profession??
courses I sat
architectural design studio - particularly the 2nd year project:
design a house for gaston bachelard - intro'd me to phenomenology
> what academic courses have proven to be the most valuable in
> providing you with the conceptual and practical skills to succeed at
> your profession??
What helped me so far:
Graduate design seminar: theory/philosophy/strategy of design thinking
Integrated Product Development (IPD): design
Maybe it is just that titles aren't saying it and it is in the
coursework, but I haven't seen any studio classes.
My two were Drawing/Sketching for Product Design Studio & Product
Design Studio.
Studio courses in general to me are key to ANY design education just
not IxD. They are the cornerstone
Typography
Sketching and Modeling
Design Theory
Mapping and Diagramming
Conceptual Modeling
Design Research
These are the ones I find myself referring to/thinking about/putting
into practice repeatedly.
Dan
Welcome to the Intera
In order if importance:
1 A cog psych course - sensation, perception cognition - leave the eye
tracking machine alone
2 A behavioral psych course
3 A basic Anthropology/ethnographic course
Note the emphasis on people, not technology. Of course if your undergrad is
in any one of these feels you sh
On Thursday 20 March 2008 15:47:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A question for experienced Interaction Designers:
A forewarning, I think I'm more academic than professional and I had a few
years experience before going through my program, so not everyone in my
program would have the same opinion a
In Brazil we have just one Interaction Design course (Belo Horizonte -
Brazil) . It`s the first post graduation course here. And I have just
concluded it. :-)
The program included:
Interaction Design fundamentals
Human factors
Interaction Styles
User Centered Design
Prototyping
Usability methods
E
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