INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN
(I)(II)
REQUIRED COURSE

This course is designed to teach fundamental design methods while sparking students' interest in the broader field of design. It provides a comprehensive overview of design principles, encouraging students to explore and engage with various aspects of the discipline.
The course outline includes an in-depth study of design and development across three primary directions: historical perspectives, design theories, and practical design applications. Students will examine the evolution of design through history, gaining insight into how past innovations have shaped contemporary practices. The course also covers key design theories, providing a theoretical framework that informs design thinking and decision-making. Additionally, students will explore practical design situations, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world design challenges. By integrating these elements, the course aims to equip students with a well-rounded understanding of design, fostering both their creative and analytical skills.
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