ID535Graduate
Design for Interaction and Experience
Printed in the catalogue as DESIGN FOR INTERACTION AND EXPERIENCE
Course content
Introductory course to factors involved in designing for interaction and user experience, covering physical and digital products and user interfaces. Structured around integration of five key knowledge areas: domains of interaction, user interfaces and usage cues, user experiences, technologies, and contexts of use. Sensorial information, sensory systems, aesthetics of interaction, interaction semantics, and affective interactions are studied. Students undertake a major research and/or design project.
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