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Design Project 1

Combine your introductory drawing and model-making skills to explore your personal and professional interests under an assigned general topic. You’ll go through a typical design process that includes preparation, design research, design, and implementation phases.

Product Design: Ergonomics

There’s a lot to consider when designing handheld consumer products. Ergonomics will be discussed in-depth and you will apply research, ideation, and problem-solving to develop your concepts. You will apply all skills learned to your final presentations, including developmental sketches, orthographic drawings, sketch models, and renderings.

Special Topics: Graduate Design Studio

Propose a project based on your career goals. You’ll use the industrial design process to identify problems, set design objectives, and design criteria to guide you through the design processes. The final portfolio piece will cover empathy, logic, and appropriate aesthetics for the brand and user in a succinct design… Read More

Digital Imaging with Emerging Tools

Enhance your portfolio with our comprehensive visualization course. Refine your work through an in-depth digital process, assessing past and current projects to highlight your best work. Utilize emerging tools like AI, VR, and AR to elevate your creative process and showcase your abilities. (This course is cross-listed with IND 763.)

Digital Imaging with Emerging Tools

Enhance your portfolio with our comprehensive visualization course. Refine your work through an in-depth digital process, assessing past and current projects to highlight your best work. Utilize emerging tools like AI, VR, and AR to elevate your creative process and showcase your abilities. (This course is cross-listed with IND 363.)

History of Industrial Design

It’s important to know your design history. You’ll examine the social ramifications of historical events, periods, and people that influenced contemporary design, from the Industrial Revolution to the birth of industrial design in the ’30s and ’40s to the industry today.

Design Drawing 3

Rapid freehand sketching techniques will improve your work. You’ll quickly sketch free and geometric forms focusing on textures and material delineation. (This course is cross-listed with IND 251.)

Introduction to Design Thinking

Unlock your creative potential by harnessing the power of the creative process. You will generate ideas to solve physical and conceptual design problems. Learn from faculty across different disciplines and engage with your peers to create innovative solutions through collaborations.

Industrial Design Processes

Learn the fundamentals of design thinking. You’ll discover the art, science, and business aspects of design. You’ll learn through various design process techniques how to solve problems creatively.

Industrial Design Drawing 1: Perspective

Learn to draw objects accurately. You’ll use one-point, two-point, and three-point perspective, practice plotting light, shadow, and reflection, and use visualization methods and freehand drawing techniques to create accurate drawings of basic forms.