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DPD1438 |
Object Visualisation
This subject covers the skillsets used in communicating product ideas through sketches and 3-dimensional visualisation using basic prototyping materials such as foam and cardboard. The subject also provides an understanding of perspective drawing and proportions in three-dimensional form development.
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2 |
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DPD1439 |
Design Research Methodologies
This subject introduces the basics in the fact-finding and user research process, conducted through research tools and frameworks. The subject will cover how to conduct interviews and surveys in order to elicit quantitative and qualitative information.
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4 |
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DPD2442 |
Prototyping Essentials
This subject covers the skillsets of creating prototypes by hand and through rapid prototyping. The subject provides opportunities to manipulate and work with various materials and processes in order to create scale prototypes that communicate design intent.
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2 |
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DPD2443 |
Human-Centred Design
This subject introduces the basics in the product development process through prototyping with the end-user in mind. Students will learn about the research tools and frameworks that will help define design opportunities with the intent to focus on product interaction and usability through communication with the end-users.
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4 |
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DPD2444 |
Studio Project 1
This subject introduces you to basic design vocabulary and the visual language of three-dimensional forms. Emphasis is placed on the realisation of sculptural forms as opposed to a utilitarian one. The core focus lies on the semantics of form and structure and the communication of ideas juxtaposed with issues of historical, social, cultural, functional and practical concern.
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6 |
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DCF1038 |
Aesthetics for Design
This subject introduces the aesthetic and communicative aspects of design. Key topics include the elements of visual art, principles of design, basic drawing techniques and fundamental applied typography, and will explore integrating different sensorial qualities to expand the aesthetic experience for effective design communication.
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4 |
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DCF1037 |
Design in Context
This subject explores the context, influence and motivations in creative practices led by global art, design and film movements across various periods. It will cover the study of design trends and socio-political climates to translate design inspirations using the appropriate terminology and language in both writing and oral presentations.
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2 |
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DCF1036 |
Discovering Design
This subject will cover the essential ideas, tools, processes and techniques of the various disciplines within design. It provides the framework to develop creative confidence towards learning in design by acquiring fundamental knowledge, attitudes, and mindsets necessary to build design conversance.
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2 |
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DCF1039 |
Form & Materiality
This subject will introduce prototyping and tactile manipulation in relation to form and function. The subject provides the framework for exploring form, proportion and hierarchy, with a focus on 2D and 3D drawings, interacting with both hard and soft materials, and journaling.
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4 |
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DCF1040 |
Visual Narratives: Photography
This subject provides an overview of the power of visual narratives through a variety of photographic directions. It includes the fundamentals of camera skills such as shutter speed control, depth of field, sensor sensitivity, exposure and angle of lenses, basic principles of photography, and the narration of a story through a series of photographic images.
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2 |
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DCF1041 |
Visual Narratives: Videography
This subject will cover the use of electronic cinematography techniques to tell a story. Key topics include mobile videography, visual composition, shutter speed control, depth of field, sensor sensitivity, exposure and angle of lenses, lighting concepts, audio and post-production, and video sequencing in creating visual narratives.
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2 |
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